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OILI/HlUHfi ft MONTGOMERY. ijarxyH-wiSY cuxnca or woou in rns snxna* tsb I SBM tf.—Five Dollars a year, payable strictly Jn advance. BixDoliaTfl vUlifiVßriahlr be required if not paid withinthe year .;.:• . -•• Single eoptea *wo ccns—for =ala at the oounter in tn» ofilet, and by the ?>vp Bovs. THEBATBBDAY EtOBNINO POST • . PfcuMlahed from theaameofflcc, on a 6 ,,, ,®? , * : bvet. at TWO DOLL ARS a year, i n advance. Single Copies irittctNta..-: ,- . , ‘ , ... .. j»* No paper will be discontinued unless at tho disere .... on oi the Proprietors.) until all arrearages are paid. ‘ ■• ■ j*s*-'NO.attention will be paid to any OTder unless accom " isinled'bylhe money, or satisfactory reference m this city. !1 ‘ ' B& m Con voted vrilh We SifaWuAment of the Morning Post » 0/ thttargat Jo 6 Printing Offices tn toe ctiy, to fere all t v _ r fr- of t u dom on the sjiortesl noticej and most reason* 1 " abtsiermt. ;">', '.•' ■■ -• • • ■. .... ..-- ~ PROFESSIONAL CARDS. - Robt*C« .G. Sproixl* TIORNRY AND COBNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, No. . —, Fourth atroet, Pittoburgh, Pa. •• declLXy • ' ' James A. liowrte* ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth Pittsburgh, betweaaSmlthfieid street wna Cherry alley. fdecllriy ROBEttT E, PIULLITS, AT TO RNE Y: AT L AW, ST. X.OTOCS, Mo. JOSBPtt-'WIiAVEII, ATTORNEY AND.‘COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office, S«IM Fourth street, jnSAyin y ' PITTSBOftOtI, PA. • ' • vSoSFbartos, ATTORNEY" AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, i corner Fifth and Grant , .jaSily-t] mrsePßon, pa. rt. IlldtUe Uoberts, A XTURNKY AT LAW—Office, No,.U2SmHhfleld street, r\ between Fifth and Sixth. 'Collections carefully attend* to—apeclal attention given to Conveyancing. (dec&ly Jtr -r “ TMoniM fllenne, -T :; \ CTORNET AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, v. x\. Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio. '*«••• -my* -• ' "• '■ i. .6*P, HoiSf ! ATTORNEY AT LAW— No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa 4 fourth door below Mr. Rody Pattarson’s Livery Stable. jeffl J. S. Morrison, i Attorney and counsellor at law—office, in* moved to No. 44 Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa. - - aprlfcy C, Orlando Loomis, -. ; Jl' TTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood. A IJiry ?" • . IhomM Hi'Dlarihalh ATTORNEY AT LAtSf-Ofilce, Lowrie’s Buildings, Fourth gtr&rt. j__ • jan7:ly R. B. Carnahan, . ATTOIiNRY AT l-^Y— Office on IXiurth street, between Cherry alley and Grantetivut. jeS? J.N*M’Clowry, Attorney and at law—ooce'in BahewalPs StilMlngs, on Grant street Jofl Unieo, ATTORNEY at LAW— No. 127 Fourth street, above and near SmithfielOr-- mar27:y AldwTxnnn W ntson, ■ Office' on Third tirai, opposite the old Post ’ 'TXTHfiIIE all business pertaining 10 l he office of Alder- VV man and Justice of the Peace will be promptly let* tenio-i to. Acknowledgments of and Mortgages, and other instruments of writing, taken at his office, or at the -residence of the panics." * ] The Dockets of D. S. SCULLY, late an Alderman of the City of Pittsburgh, are placed in my possession. Persons hr»tn|> jn.igmknrn alu -Daghatamay b&ca-th*-oeeMsary process issued thereon'by. Aldeaman Wataon. [my&tf N. jUuckmaster, Alderiaan, ; / AFFICK, Grant street, between Fourth sh and JWRmqnd f 1 alley. Conveyancing of ail kinds done with the great -o.t rare end l»£*l accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex antrce-J, Ac. ___ E. S. Keal, Alderman. ! *V O.PI TIHKD 3ir«et, oetwean Wood and Market streets, IT Pittsburgh. Collations promptly made- Bonds,Mort gages, and other writings drawn with neatness and accu* • jicy. . ", je2l:ly ■- il. AUL, SUt-aitvON DENTIST, (suc ci'igor to G. W. Biddle,) s*o. 144 SMITH -1 TT? Office hours,from 8 to 1 o'clock, and rom-to l o'clock febls:ly j, SCOTT. DENTIST, Fourth street, fire doow Market. Ornci Hocks —From nine A. M. to fire p, M. ’decShy BUSINESS CARDS. W DZA e T*v5.—................................n5c*. ETCEBACU. "l> w* HEU6TINE &CO., COMBISSIOS 4XB PtmWAiUJISG aERCiIiSTS, Doalera Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin- oinnati aad otiior Elaaafactures, &c ifo. 93 Front r'.retlz, brtaeen Market atyi Ferry strut*, piTTssonaa, pa. fj&> Liberal ca.-h advances oia»i« oß'coosiguments. Par tioular attention pail to forwarding' Western merchandise. References.-^ Clark & Thaw, Wo. liagaley * C°-> Wm - M'- Culiy A Co., p. Bellera A Cft, U»y« * Hiauk, Kramer & R.hm, Huary UraiZ, Esq., Wjj.' Kichbaum, S. B. Johnston, Esq., Thomas Bateweli, K*l-. Gaorgn Ledlle, Ei-q., Solomon Stoner, fcfq. _ i" 0 -’* bisquaic i - Wdl. BINGHAM & CO., .• -fcSvyOBWARDINU AND COiHUdSIOo JiKKCIIAXTS, . LihfSty xirccl, cprcnte Penna. Railroad Dtpot, • • apr7 : ~ Piraonnon, Pa. ,I*A.OOUA TEA STOlifi. TXKTJ ORTfI, <Vlu-lrj il' anu R'JUxit GYivcer, Dealer tl and Imiv>nvr of OM Country blnck leas, Kreu.’h Bran- V dies, Wmes, <ic M corner of Diamond alley aoi the Diamond* H i Pa.- _ —•• ■— - feb2S:y \VSI. A. :i'CLt'RG, DEALSE AND FAMILY GROCER'S* COaNSR OF WOOD XXD bISTO BTESCT3, Hiitxburgh. ilenry <l. CoMtna, FORWATUHNO AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, an A \Vbo!t?-ai..* s>nl*r la Ctwese. liatti'r, Seei«, Fi*b, and ;t* Froduca No. \V>) >L> Si.. Tlttaburgh. {mar6 !,j Haul ,’dardock* .j /'KPDUssiaN \:<i < ru*; waging merchant a.ve » v VJ/ STEAMBOAT Aii S'rXd— No. 7 Wau?r street, Cincinnati, Ohio. £apl:tf Kint* Ce, US oar head, WitOLKa.\br; viiIOCK'LS AN 0 I’KOIiUCB DEALKRB— 'l' Wort I’ftto&urffi [my23 U. T. C. ’lorgnn, ’ ANu STATIONER—-Las always on bon i |) a School,3liae.il laneousandßlank 4 Boo&s, Printin'£. atvi Cap P:vi*t?r a Acu, Wholesale ami Re ;.} tell, 100. lu-i •r.)D,I str<*«?t, bcloir Kiflh, East «Me, Pittsburgh. • j \Vcat>-J, ana Tanner? 7 Scraps. aplfcly iiunyell & lira-, BQ’IESBLLKRo. eii’ tTUNEitS. DEALERS IN STAN DAItD AN'I) LIGHT LITKU \TUUK, and Publishers*! tho 1.0. 0. P. COHEN, No. U Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. marl'rly I. W. Cnartwlclt, DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. The highest price in cosh paid fori rags. PTU? FRA’S SELLERS & CO., Forwarders aud Commission Merchants DXALEttS 19. PROVISIONS, GROCERIES AND OILS, ■Ng. §<& liibrtjr&Tiet, PUtibtiTgh t Fb. William hills a, Phila ffJt. uiotawon, Pittsburgh. Sillier it lUchetson, WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERSOF BRANDIES, Wince and Segara—Noa. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin »nd Liberty street*, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yams, *<U constantly on hand. jy2B . William Carr & Co., (Wh. Carp. late af the firm of <L Paesek A Co.) WHOLESALE GROCERS and Dealers In Foreign Wines and Brandies,Old Monongahela and Rectified Whis* key, NO. 329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. - • ja6y Samuel ii'CLcnKa* johx r kiuktairicx. M’CLURKAfS, HERROS & CO., WHOLESALE Grocers, Produce Dealers and Commis sion Merchants, No. 243 Liberty street. apr22 PITTSBURGH, PA. Co«PArtnershlp, riMTE subscribers hare this day formod a partnership for t, tho purpose of carrying on Cfrrt million and Fimvard tn?, in connection with the Fish t Baam and Oil, and Pro* diicc burinesegenerally, anderthe style of Rxausa 4 Rich aewok; warehouse No. 116 Water and 160 Front streets; formerly occupied by Curbrldge A.lngbram. WM. U. ENGLISH, JAMES RICHARDSON. JAB. J. BENNETT. Pittsburgh, February Ist, 1851:feb3 FR. -DRAVO, Diamond, dealer ij • Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o Groceries, selected fbr family use. Spices of every variety and the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also. Dried Fruit?, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in exj chaugefor Merchandize. F. R. D. has procured a full assortment of Landretb’a Warranted Garden Seeds, and invites the attention of all in* terasted inrural affairs. janll Copartnership. THE UNDERSIGNED huvo Ibis day entered Into CQ-part 'rship, nmler the came and stylo of J. A- HUTCHI - & CO., for the purpow of tranacting a Commission and Grocery business. JAS.AyIIUTCIIIHON^ febfl Pittsburgh, February 1,1854 W 0. B3OU-H. EXGLISII <i aiOHAUDSON. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND Wnolegale Dealers ia Fish. Bacoo and Oil, and Produce federally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbridge A nghratn, No. 116 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh, Penn*. . ' fe3 VBANCU 0. BATLST ~ J5O. A. RSNSOAW. BAILEY A. RENSHAW, TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers to AYocden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin Ware, House* keeping Utefcslls,£o., Wholesale and Retail, No. 253 Liberty street, Plttahurgni : apr!s:y FRANCIS SXILteS,.. JOHN KICGLSj EXZSS OWKITB, Pittsburgh. Maryland. Pittsburgh. ..Seller*! ttleols A Co,, PRODUCE and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -No. SOD Liberty fitrwt, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bperm, Lfnwed and Lard 011 b. Jy23 Oommtffßfoii House# fIMIE hare opened ft house for the above pur* I pose, at No. 17 Fmlthfleld street, four doors above tho Meoongabela House. We will purchase, or receive, on ootataissloa,for fcale r ooo«i<!om»ntsof-F/o!i7\f?2Con;'C , teeT?, Qmi, OnU, BxrUy, Flax Seel. Grass Seed, Baled Say , <Be., upoo which we wilt make advances, or purchase at the best market ratos for ca?h. nor 6 . ALGEO A. 00. Jas; niibanghlln, BEALER IN GROCERIES, PRODUCE FLOUR, BACON, 4c., No. 10, corner SmithSeld and First streets, Pitts* burgh, i’a. norfi - 30H5 n. rotina. .TQO*. B. T0t750. T, C. Young A Co, -V), 3s CUy Bbtel, MASU ■ A fUREKB OP CABINET FURNITURE AND O-iKtRS.oi eTerydescription. Materials andirork- Toaaafciy ■warranted, and Bold at reduced prices. Caw taken In pvdeing -for land and orator carriage. au3l ITT C. I). Wood, I s Pi , K55,.A5P ynpusAtß heu.br in wines A NO lilQUuTlk-, N 0.147 North Second street, fifth door abor.* [\ace>eafii sion, I?liilad»,lphlft-.has on hand -the best qaal tMnf oW BrandlM, Whisky, Mononint liela Whisky, Holland Oordiala, Ac., on terms -worthy the attention pt purchasers ana dealers. Tan29y ' Henry ni'nuioußh & co. -TTITIOLESAI.E GROCERS and Commission Kerch ants, W or-ns- »f Penn and Trwln ata, Pi».>, nrgh , t.a.,, ’ TWO SMALL FABWS hOB BAX.E-ljltu.tea In Gallia county, Ohio. 8- COJCuuum A 60S, ItnlO 140 Third itraet. J. 1. BgKRfiCT J. KICIURD3OS. •FRA.RCIS L. TOTJSO - l i'} *t .1 PUBUBHED DAILY, BY QILLMORK & MONTGOMERY. AT THE “POST BUILDINGS.” COBNEE OF FIFTH AND WUUD STREETS, AT $6,00 PEE ANNUM, OR «6,00 WHEN paid STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. YOLIJME XIII. BUSINESS CARDS. JOSEPH FLEMiriQ, faoooisaoß to l. wnuoxf a 00. l CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, Tceeps constantly oa hand a full assortment of Dhigs, Medi cines, Medicine Chesta, all articles pertain log. to hie business. Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. ' ;^-ja:9y JOEN FUMIXO. » COCUaajf fLUSIHG. FLEMING BROTHERS, (Successors to J. Kidd A Co.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, A'o. 60 TTLod Street , Pa. Proprietors of Dr. M’Lane’a Celebrated Vermifuge, Liver Pilla, Ac. j alo JOHN HAFT, JR,, (Successor to Jas. M’Guffey.) 'Wbole&ale aud-RetaU Drucgiit, AND Dealer in PAINTS, OILS, DYE BTUFF3, Ac., 141 Wood street, three doors below Virgin ay*j/' ' '' pirrsßUßon. JOHN D. ftIOUGAN, Aic’t, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, imcmtlt w' ’ Dye-Btnfiß, Paints, Oilßj' YarnrsheSr&w ( No. Wood street, (one floor south'or Diamond alley, TITTBOtTBOH. fjnftg R. L„ A N , trnouBALr uxitts in ' Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga • Whisky, &c;, ' ALSO, RECTIFYING DISTILLER. NO. 6 WOOD STREET, I'ITTSIiURGII, Pa: TTTINES, Bratdlei, Gina, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits, St. f f Croix and Now England Rum, Claret*, Champagnes, Scotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Iri9h. Scotch, Bourbon, Old Monongahela Rye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach, Wild Cherry and Blackberry Bfandiw, imported Havana, Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spantah and Common Cigars, all at such low prices as to challeng . compe Uion. Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every style, end Demijohns of all slzea. I respectfully Invite an examina tion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh, Penna. * * ~ apr3:ly JOHN UROUTT, rHPORTER OP BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, Ac.—Dealer in fine OM Monongahela tVhi-ky, Pi*ach Brandv.ltc. Also, Rectifying Distiller, corner of SmftbQeld and Front etreets, Pittsburgh. aprlß J< Brynr, *5 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT 165 Liberty street, and HI Diamond alley. feblO:y Uenoval, ‘ *3-JNO. E. DOWNING, CU)THIER,'S* HAS removed to 294 LIBERTY 6treet, opposite. Garrison alley, and No. 3 SEVENTH, near Bmlthfield, where the attentionolhisfriends and the public is invited to tbs stock of BEADY-MADE GOODS always on hand. Also, Cloths, Cossimeres arid Vestings for ordered work. A full assortment of Furnishing Goods for gentlemeh, including Hats of all gnalltieS, Trunks, Umbrelitpy Ac.. Ac. ja&g JQim M'CLOSXKV ..... (X/mttLH-a MCLuStLtV. Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants, NO. 88 WOOD STREET. THE subscribers respectfully inform their old customer* and tbs public in general, that they hare this day as sooiatea theinselwsin tho above busiur*», under the Grra ot JOHN STOLGSKKY A CO. They respectfully solicit a an ore ot public patronage. The previous business of each will be Battled by them solve* respectively. tVr»9 H LAIRD, (lute of the linn of CQO&KY 4 Laihd,; having • opened STORE NO. 0, doors above the old stand.) for the purpose of carrying oo the CLOTHING BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to m-rlt a share oi the patronage of the late firm. N. lb—Clothing mad£.to order in the most fashionable styles, and on the shortest notice—inferior to none in the City. jan2G:£ Jaimes C. Watt, MERCHANT TAILOR—K*. 45 Fifth street, opposite the Theatre; Pittsburgh, Pa. aprf James Clelltngsr. MONONQAHSLA PLANING MlLL—Wouldrespectfully inform his friends and the public, that LLs new vrtnb- Ushment la now In full operation. quo that bv fa prepared to furnish Boat Cubins, and 611 all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptness, and at the lowest rates. Board and Plank, planed on cue or noth ride?, constantly on hand. Bash, Doors, and Moulding*, of every description, made to order. Builders and Carpenters would And It to their advantage to give him a call, as he cj*d dcv rurru*h thorn with planed stuff suitable for every d**rrit>b'in ot work. IDtROJ*.. inU3W£ll. HERRON & CRISWELL, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, Manufacturers of an xmasor brass work, lo comotive, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS,do. Al so, Cotton Batting Manuiacturera. Foundry on Itcbecca street, Allegheny City. Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh. OLD BRASS end COPPER taken in exchange for work, or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be promptly attended to. fubfi;ly JOSEPH T. LOWftY, No. 43 Comer of Fifth and Wood Streets, Office up ataira. Entrance from Fifth strwut. Pittsburgh, Respectfully announce to un? public tbut hw ha* commenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY’, in cuun«*-> tion Vkrith Intelligence ucd Uenerai Collecting. lie will also attend to rentiug. Person'; in want of mutunto, in any eapacity,or thosuln want or places, will be supplied at short notice. All business entrusted to his caro promptly at tended to. References —T. .7. Bighorn, Esq., Richard Cowan, Esq., W O. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Black, James aluckerol, A. A. Mason, Mefßt A OUL janlS M. QEAFr n. auaj.so&fc M. GRAFF & CO., Western Foundry, Ho. 124 Wood street, PITTSTIURGIt, PA., ft/TANUFACTURER- OP COOKING STOVES. Coal and *.TX Wood Stoves, Parlor Stores, Hollow Wore, Plain ami FancyGratea, Plain and Fancy Fender.*;, Sad and Lug irons, Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettles, Wngnu 8.»x.-s, ,t.\ (ji.J:ly£ Austin Loomii) REAL ESTATE AGENT, Merchandise, Stock, and Bill Broker, Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (above Wood.) The «UDScm*r having opened an Dfiieo at the libovn place, for the purper* ot negotiating Loans, Bills, BornL, Mortgages, and alt other Instruments forthe security of Manor, and for the purenase and oai« of Stoeka. Will also give prompt and particular attention to buying, celling, renting of and Rue mg Real Estate. [jy?j AUSTIN LOOMIS. ichncbmnii 4 iiaanici n, LITHOGRAPHERS —Third street, opponite tho Postofßee, Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscaped. Bill Heads. Show RilL, Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Bu-dneps and Visiting Cards, etib, Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed in Colors, Gold, Bronze,or Black, in the most approved style, and at the most reasonable prices. octl6:ly 6. fii’Kinley, HOUBE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL TAINTED, AND Dealer tn Points—No* 44 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh. Has constantly on hand -Wl-rands ot Paints, either dry or mixed, Japan and Copal Varnish, linseed Oil, Boiled Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass or all sixes, Putty, Paint Brushes, Acg all of tbo best quality, and for sale at reasona ble prices. eeptl KSOLISU AND CLASSICAL SKUIIIIAHV w. t. McDonald, m. a., primcipal. THE next session of the Institution wIU commence on MONDAY, the 6th of September next, atthe room cor ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the Messrs. Veeder. Reference i—Hon. A. W. Loomis, 0. Knap, Jr., 8. F. Von onhorst. U. Miller. Jr. * au*26 JACOB M'COLLISTKR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER ASD DIALtB 15 ALL EJNDS 07 Totoacco, Snuff, and Cigara, No. 22 Fifth st. t Pittsburgh, Rx. Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the various brands of Imparted Cigars. jn3:J JOSEPH CHAPMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN IMPORTED CIGARS, No, 53 Markjet street, Pittsburgh. POWER A- UIKIIDOK, Architectural and ornamental carvers Ornamental Patterns for Casting, in every style; Modeling, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornaments for the decoration of Steamboats, Buildings, Acg 96 BMITHFIELD Btreet, near the PostOf&ce. yl:3m NEW PAPER MILL. CANTON, OHIO. FISHER, ANDERSON A CO., have just started their pa per mill at the above place, where they will be happy to receive orders for printing and wrapplug paper of all sixes. feb27:tf A. TlndlC' SgfcSSSk WHOLESAIJ2 and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK. VALISE and CARPET BAG manufac* _ tuier. No. 100 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. John H. Mellor, \\r holesale and retail dealer in musical YY INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Music, School Books and Stationery, No. Igg Wood street. [janl a. Si aaaAS DAHIJA AHX, JR. 8A04.S A AHL, <IT HOLES ALE and RetaH-Di *ra In SHkt, Fancy and YY Staple DRY GOODS, Nob 91 Market and 8 Union street, Pittaborgh. apr4 E. WHITEHOOSE^ Fancy bilk and woolen dyer an* cleaner, No. 7 ISABELLA Bt., near the Emmet Hot*!, mar 4 AiAgonxirr. Thomas M> Littley WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between Wood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel. All kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. faps:ly *B*CUTHBEHT Ojf, Real estate and general agents, No. 50 Bmithfidd strut. novl_ tjard, HLEE, (spoosssoa to Mnnrnr a Lis,) WOOL DEAL • ER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale Of American Woolen Goods. No. 189 Liberty struct. (my 4 L. £l. Uanrard, DEALER In BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS and LEGHORN and BRAID HATS/coroerof Market and Liberty sts., No. 174 Plttabnrgh, i'a. je!4:y PEKIN TEA STORE, „„ nv A. JAYNES, No. S 8 F/lh street, between Wood and J larTctt, totiOi tide. Sold Wholesale and Retail. ja3ry§ ?■ Mara hall, TMPOBTKR and .Dealer In French and American Paper nwdnrt m*r» JOUR MITCHELL. 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST No. 135 Wood Street) ? ia3ry3l Next door to H. Chfld’a Shoe llonse, PUtHbrn-^R j. J. plikisc Notice. TOS. FLEMING haring associated with JOS. ABEL, the business will hereafter bo conducted under the style of J. ATIUT. A CO., at the old stand, corner of Smlthflold and Fourth streets. Jal.-y WlUtam Thorn, Druggist, HAB BEMOVED to the.corner of HAND and PENN Streets, where he will, as usual, attend promptly tr hianumerous friends. : All articlesin his line are warranted pnre. and put up with the utmost care. marl4:6m B. A. Fthneitoek k Co., TTrHOLESALK DBUQ WAREHOUSE—Oomer Fhst and \\ Wood streets, and ooruer Wood and Sixth, [febl BUSINESS CARDS. J. C. AsDfillSOK| Wo. 6 Wood street, .Pittsburgh, Pa., WHOLESALE Dealer loTorelprn Fruits, Nuts, Spices, Confectionery, Sugars, Cigars, Ac., Ac. Raisins, Pigs, Prunes, Oranges, I.praonr., Limes, Pates, Citrons* Almoud9, Filberts, Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, Pine Apple Sardines, Pickles, Sauces, Rock Candy, Ver mirelli, Maccaroni, Oliv? Oil, Ac., Ac. apr2o:ly ENTERPRISE WORKS HO. 136 WOOD STB£2I, T El) DOOE BXIOW VinOEl ALLHT. SO WH a T&Zl^B-Y. IMPORTERS and manufacturers of CUTLERY,SURGICAL AND-DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, .Ac. We \|£?7 s general assortment of the above articlesconstantly on hand; together with u general variety of Fancy Hardware. Alro, Gunn, Pi&- teds and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns. Shot Belts, Caps, Ponder. Ijead and Bullets; Bowie, Pirk: Hunting and Pocket Knives; Tailors and I Lair Dressers’ Shears: Pocket Scissors, Ac.— Al«o, Trusses ami Supporters, Jobbing and repairing neat!y;executed. RIFLES!—IVh are making Rtflpp of every description, to order, of the host moterlftl. and workmanship warranted.— Orders received far them at Wholesale nr Retail-, will he fill ed with despatch. Iluntlnc r-erti** ftupfiWed nt ; Wholes*!- prices. » mrH Cliandoiieri and Gni Flsturut, THE sut.«-'ribHr?Rri’ now opening at their new W&erooa; NO. 109 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith field, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS. BRACK ETS, PENDANTS, and a!! articles connected wit Gas Fitting, ever offered In this tnnrtret, Having arrangements mode by which they will hu constantly In receipt of new patterns and varictirx, they -confidently invito the attention of pur chasers to their selection. V* o are determined to Bell an low as any house in the Went, and being practical Gas Fit tore. can offer peculiar advantage*to there desiring article* in this line. We continue us heretofore to fit up buildings of every de scription forcae. water and steam. Brass Castings of all kindfl made to order promptly. LONG, MILLER A CO., No. 109 Fir?t street. OKOKOK iit.KTCHER, FROM NCW YORK, \ MANUFACTURER of the celebrated Aj \j \ Gorsamer Veutilatiug Wig, Elastic / nvY \ Band Toapees, and every description J of Ornamental Ilnlr. for Ladles and V 79 •roURTn STREET, Wood &nd Market, Pitts- BLxrcnca’s system enables Ladles yJaT/gljffgSrSflra and Gentlemen to measure theirbeads f with accuracy. f fob wigs. . No. 1. The round of the Head. -•- No. £. From tho fofebead over tho Lead to neck. No. 2. No. 3. Prato CftV"to car, over the top. No. 4. From oar to ear, round the forehead. j For to cover the top of th* head only—a paper pattern. exact slinpe of the bald part. f my 4 Coach and rarrlags Factory! - " JOITNSTON, BBOTHEBS ft CO., ' Oomrr of Ucbec<yi an d &!• nmt streets, Allegheny City, « WOULD ra.'Tpwtfully inform their friends Q)jC3ft^23w , w‘' AnJ 'be public generally, that »bey have comnießred the manufacture of Carriages, Rarourhe.. RnrUftwars.Rußgina.Hlolghs and Chariot**, i # n all their various styles of finish and proportion. All orders will ..x, with strict regard to durability «nd beauty of f.n!«h. Repair* will al«> bo Attended to on the most roru-cmaMe terms. Using in aIL theJr.cvfork fche best Eastern Shafts, T’ole.% hqJ Wbefl atult they ftwl confi dent that all whofavor th»-m with their patronage, will be perfectly satisfied on trial of their work. Purchaser* arc reqncr.ted to give ns a call, before pureha esr,r ortfi'ly Pearl Steam Mill; CANAL BASIN. ALLEGHENT CITY, (51AR tns RArt-EOAD aVATIOS.) FAMILIES will b<» supplied vrjthourvariou/)grades of FRBSIJ GROUND FLOUR, By lcarict? tb-lr order# * t the Mill or in our boxes at Lomu WilK n A I'v... WVvaj •trvet.or Braun A Reiter,cor ner Übertv r.rn! gt. C’lale Pittalm-h. IT. t*. Pchwartx. or .1 T fiamrde, Praijgiti*. AUeghenvt Flour will WMirenri u. families In eitheroftbetwocities Tbt-3h- CASH on delivery. ' ‘ ■ jr»__ WHY AS. kSmkedy k CO. .. 11 A II P w A I? E ~ F O It Sadillrrs and Carriage makers'. R. T., T.F.F/TT, »TR., N'o. 13 1 Wood street, PITTSBURGH. Also, Cloths, Damasks, Lncos. Moae, Boot Stuif, Springs, Sic., ftc. Steeinbont RmTTtTvrrr'fcliH rtinfrs. M R hnTeon hmi-d “»id A*t- T'",‘-»«nlW manufjwtu FTEAMUOAT '.‘\'rv ri’RMTUUK AND P® Cll AIRS, of «*vprf t'.A nt t r : : * 1 * Exte-otion Dininv T;.'-!-''• Do Hit ” J.»; T-edU*e Cnldn Ohvr«, r.f Mrlcuo Of-nt#. do tS-Y rj- ; Stiit*- Room Jo j • • ToiW Bones; Tete a Tete.»; ; C«n:re Tsb!j»*.' W«kPh PlarvJ*; ('erd d r> ; dc; Tr»v«. Ac . Ac. Material un-J workmanship w{,rennl*»-l. end pri.-ea foctorv. x. ft. VOUNO A‘CA„ jr2n :>• omithfield .noptv.Ra City llotpl. >T IT !l P H Y ' S NEW EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY, H-i-n-) «Tt!FET otmi door |g) v- I " r-W- r i‘ Vlm«lf « ~ ** IlHttnr. ' hud ve»r.« I'XprriPnoj? at the Im-ion-JB. t- n vy, r* *s a n r *."*: ‘ r .l work 'nan ;hs - itig worked Jti ih.* prlnrij.,,! ’M.-0.-nt* In York. Hill nce'phia, f'thoini>a , i. «?vl tho V.-w Y r ,.t, T) .^ confident th H t. n-m I,|.- ( r:k • .-a! A < * TToftor. he <*»n fun.i'h no* only *t s -1 h-* u v.t T irr. -n I ri;r *rm artlc'-e than <-w. rM ,\ to :be rift*b«rgh pubHn— a’! r.f ), lt r>-,nn uj/ry;/ f-n'ur,'. THU OLD I’BTVTI VG fi'T * Tt' T M 'TENT, fin?- .Toi.n -str-n A Ftiykv-11 ) tmd TF-nk It rl; Sutv-.ne-T Wnrohi-use, Ik tirei»itri.d t.' ~-rI, I ,T..- r «t-lp of CV'mmercUl. f'-nol and .Tr*' ■*Mo • and Rv j. Binding. r,n 1 fuenbd pv.ty In '*■ - TV. .t.k TV-oV. and St-tlon-rv line, «t !h« fhortc t r.r.ti.-o u nd * n the mod rcaFonahtp l-rra* Blank Book and Stationery tr*rehr>iee. Frlnting Ofp,- # and Book Rinderv. enmer of M«rke» and R*oond #<■ rh-'vlS Depot of Longwortli A /Immrrmnn'sCn tau ha Wines anti nrnndy, THE und<=r«l mod hu* and nfferi* for fh!#. uf Oin • cinium vnen, a lnrr« quantity of Lo-rvorth A Zimmer man’s cnotce nnd wnrld-rennvmM Pparkling. Dry and La* dies’ Swtmt Catawba Wine.*, Snob a<* may desire to pror.nro an oxpellont article of Native Wine, fthe.pure Juire of the grape, 1 wilt find my estaWWhment the t'lnce for the gratlfl* cation nr their d vires. The Catawba firandv, distilled rrnm the genuine Grnpe. is derlnrrd hr many excellent judges, equal in flaTor to the best Imported Cognac. D FICKKTBEN. l*k-560 No. 137 Liborly etreet. Nunn’s A Clark's Pianto AFRERn arrival of NUNNS A CLARK’S r.'Btmn i celehrnted PIANOS has !u«t been ree'd by the eubscrihur. TTiey have been and carefully sclacted expmaMy for tblsmar- * u i? U « ket, and am considered unequalled for sweetness and power of tona. They all po??#«<s the new Improvement of two irparatf the b«-« strings running over and abovo lhn trebln. They are fully warrantfti to stand anv climate and to excel in capacity for standing In tune. Prieesrango from $250 to SSWMb Aleo.a fine lot of Pianos from the menu factories of DTJNTf AM A CO., and also LIGIITE. NEWTON A DRADBURV, N. Y. All tbea>*ov« will positively be sold at Factory prices, without additional charge for freight, rlßk, etc., etc. nENRY^KLEPER, Sole Agent for Nunns A Clark's Pianos, No. 101 Third street, Jft3 Sign of tha Golden nnrp. Hill’s Almanacs for 1855 JOITN H. MELLOR, SI Wood rireet, Pittsburgh, will publish on the i&th August. 1854. the well known curies of Alrannac* ffnr 18551 calculated by Sanford C. Hill. Knq , ami for many years ■puMH'bed hv Mr. Luke Loomis, of this citv. und<«r liio name of ** Loomis’ Almnnacs.” The eerie* will mnsh'-t of— lIILL’S PITTSBURGH ALMANAC, HILL’S MAGAZINE ALMANAC. HILL’S AMERICAN FARMERS’ ALMANAC. It le only to say, that the religious, moral and useful character ot’Mr. IDl’’« Almanacs will be maintained in the above scrle". for 185&. Printers nnd others Rrn hereby cautioned against infringing on th" copyright of tho ahoro Almanacs Th*y will be for sale nt all the Bookstores, by the gross or !r>7«*D, and by A New Arrival of Pianos! CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 118 Woo-1 stree!. is Just re cejyinr the following new Piano Fortes, with and with out the .12o1lao attnriiment: One elegant carved I/Oulr XIV etyle Grand Action 7 oc tave Piano. One extra carved Serpentine, pearl keys, 7 octavo Piano. Two full carved, semi grand, 7 octavo Piano?. Two plain Rosewood “ •* One do do G\% “ « Three do do 6 “ “ Two double round comer Rosewood octavo Pianos. One round corner finished back and front 7 octavo Piano. A further arrival is expected in about two weeks. fan 29 .6. L. CUTHBS&T. JOHN A. O’BRIEN, 67 BMTTITFTELD STREET, between Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loaned on Gold and Silver Plate. Diamonds. Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, ilustcal Instruments. Gnos and Pistols, Feather Bedn. Fur niture, and all kinds of articles—for any length of time agreed on. Charges for storage considerably lower than heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. All business transactions strictly confidential Forfeited pledges sold immediately after being out of date, unless redeemed. Bargalnsof Gold and Silver Watch es, Jewelry, Ac., always on hand. aprlO:om NEW SEED STORE* JAMES WARDROP, 077ER8 for sale CANARY BIRDS of the wont Improved breed, beingvery hardy, and fine pingers. Bird Seeds —Canary,llemp, Millet,Rone and mixed Seed. Bouquet? will be furnished composed of tho finest FLOWERB. viz: Camelias, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. ETergrsensOn pots) fbrChrhrtmas Trees, from tho Seed and Horticulture! Store, No. 49 Fifth st„ near Wood. ; decfiO consume tile Smoire* THE subscriber having the exclusive right tomanofnc tare and sell SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKE CONSUMING FURNACF., is prepared to receive orders, and contract for beating buildings with the most economical Pamace.now m use. Tho attention of thosn Interested ip solicited. Any intormp.tion can be had of A. BRADLEY. Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BARNDOLLAR, dec24:tf l Iron Citr Stove Warehouse, No. 134 Wood st. BARR A MOSER, ARCHITECTS:— OffiroF: Philo ITbII. No. 75 Third street. Pittsburgh; and past sMe of the Diamond, Allechenv ? ew Jersey Water Melons and Peaches. THE subscriber is in dailv receipt. by ReHroad, of the . A™** quality of PEACHES and WATER MELONB. Uail D^ot » No « 129 Wood si rest, above Fifth; «* tr gAMTJBD'STEIHBDOK. •;*.>?.?> Av ■ > -**- fc • * « K ' ■•> f. v .V ' k •%- -f V', n. ’■ , r ‘ * •-r •! 's*?&¥** V' •' •* ' PITTSBUKGH, FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1855. W. Hawn JOHN n. MELLOR, 81 Wnod street. Loan Office. * a?** *- -'rjjv-.. BUSINESS CARDS. TnE lato firm of JONES 4 QUIGG, having been diraolred by the death of Jold F. QuJgg, on the 27th Inst., the business of paid firm will bo settled by the undersigned, at thejr office, corner of Rosa and First streets. ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner. Pittsburgh, September 30,1804—{oct2;y laaac-Jones, MANUFACTURER ol spring and Blister,'Steel, Plough Biob ateel, Bteel Plough ‘Wings, Coach and Eliptto Spriogfl, Brass Nut Taper, half patent, Screw, MhII and Hammered Iron Axles,—corner of Ross and First etreota, Pittsburgh, Pa. oct2:ly I3AAC JOHI3 - D. D. EOUXES. D. 9. Rogers & Co., Manufacturers of kogers’patent improved steel Cultivator teeth. Office corner Ross and Firststrects. oct'ily ■ Cr B« Htwdly 6s, Co., CkUEAP CARPET'WAREHOUSE, No. 82 Third strut, j near J tarkel. would respectfully inform their friends and thi; public generally, that they have now in store their complete FALL STUCK, consisting of CARPETS of every ae.'cnptiou. from the Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the com mon ngr.iin. Hemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from one io Hub' ynrds wide, new designs and very rich. Cocoa and - aotiiu Uatting. Druggeta, Ruge r Matfl, StaJr Rods Window Si. d>-». Ac. Persons in want are invited to call and exum \v.- heir stock. Steamboats, Hotels, and Itoaidences fare iabod un the most reasonable terms. o“‘* Small profits and quick salea."*sa TEit.MS PASH ONLY.. -* - octT kdw.mu> a. HILL..^. Hill & Holliday, ItODUOB, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, Evansville, /a —Strict attention paid to all coti.H'gnmonta for sale of Flour. Products, Ac. Order? fof the purchnSf* of Produce solicited and promptly attended to. Goods for re-?hipmept forwardM with despatch. toctfcCc* CARRIAGES FOR SALS. r pblß undersigned has juetreceived atLU ' r __ 1 CARRIAGE WARKHOCSE. near the Two Mile Run, between^PlttzbarghVM6^ t -” , jrr'jrr and LawrencevUle, a splendid of V KUICLES, of every description, and will ; continue to receive regularly, new aoa second band Carriages, Sulkies which be will sell on the very lowest terms for cash. Having hadtwolv«yeaw' practice in the boHineas.ftnd with hlsweU known fadlltteam the East, hatlatters himself in putting down all competition. Thoso wlshinrto purchaseare roopectfullylnrltsd to call and see for tbemsclveß. Especial and promptattantion paid to repairisgof Carri *gw», Ac. fmvl3:dawT«i .lOSkPH WTUTR. j. a. jorcs. JOBFEB & BUCHER, IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, Pinnsylvaniti Railroad, /oat o/ Third it . OamsbuTf. Pa. HAVING Incraased our .Machinery, which U now cf the most improved order, and having added many farJU tie? for dispatching work, we are now manufacturing First Class STEAM ENGINES. FOR FURNACES AND ROLLING MILLS, Bloirtng Xjllnder*. ioUers, Furnace, Bolling, SAW A Nil OIUBX MIU.JIACiiI.NKRY 4 CASTINGS Gas and Water PI pea, Hydrants, Retorts, Lamp Post*, Hitch ing Poets, Columns, Girders, Shafting, lUoßenr. Brackets.CeiiarGratca, Bathing Tubs, Bponis, Railing , Verandahs and Ornamental Castings. Wi pay particular attention to the manufactore and con struction of Cast Iron JProxxts for Uooses and Stores* Having aa extensive assortment of beautiful-Carved Pat tern? of the most approved architectural girder, our great Cacilitiw for msnnlhcturing and shipping enableus to com pete with our cities. Parties erecting Furnaces or Hulling Mills, Mill Owu?r? and'Ailll-VPrights, will find it much to their advantage to cali and examine our extensive stock of Patterns before building, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, Of every description; Smith Work, Pattern Miking. Fnr- and Forge Tuyeres, furobih«*d to ordr.r. (myl2:y China HeUI, Market street, uetwekn third and fourth. —luo era tea of QUBKNSWAUE v of importa tioa, now receiving, to which wn iorito the aitraticn of the country and city, trade Ilaring some dozen diderent pnt •ternsof Tea Ware, wo feel eonlldeot of suiting all tavtcn; amoog which may he found white Iron stone, gold band, gold scroll, bloe, pink, plum purple,brown and green. Al so, a hatSdsome green sprig and white imitation stooe, which .-an be soki mneb below tho real stone ware. COMMON Waßß.—Our stock of Common Teas, Plato?, Dishes, isakers, Sappio*, Bowl*. Pitchers, and every article in the line, is Urge, and selected fur the city and country trails. . GLA4S WARE —Having a larpa and well solnctcd stock of Ula&s on hand, w« will seli at factory prices, saviug the merchant the trouble of making a separate bill. Ail we ask is a call, and we feel confident of pleasing . JtllTN J. O’LEAUY. Boots and shoe., Wholesale and HeiaTF, JAMES ROBB, 89 Market, and 0 Union street, third door from the 1 v Market H use, would call the attention of his friend.*, and the public general!*, to the fact, that ho has now on ban-1 th - largest and befit Selected stock of BUOTS AND Sll‘)Eo\ In nil tbrir varhtiep, byJadieaundgHntlemeii of Phil .i.!pbin. Pew York and Bostotffu :; d whlchJiw trurt.-, canno .ail to j aiL * _ U;- prlo,;. ax.- v*ry modi reduced, andl>e oellp Ladles’ Grii-r: -*t from $1.12 to s2.io. G-*ntlemon’sßoots, frem $2.26 tn ,in.j »:xcrjii-ut Gootlemea’s Gaiters, and Youtha uod CbitcJrr'iV wear, at extraordinary low prices. lie bl.h.*- eooiiuutra to manufacture, as heretofore, ail de jrriptlvns *.f LADIES A V D GKNTI EjIEN’S BOOTS AND tfH'jKS, of the b*-»t qunlity and the latest style, all of which ij'i warrant* Nor should be overlooked bis very large as •-••rtment of Gum Sandals, Overshoes and B'ora, for Ludiu*, Gentii-men and Chl.dTen. Knrry parson who faTors Urn with tholr pqtronacu w»U bo fairly dealt with. jun'^ New Paper Hangings. NO 85 W\K>l> STREET. FJHNL FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS; iv-e.jraclr.ns, in gold, oak and marble; IU1; Pjp**r«, jif Tariou,': style?; Kiv'd *nd rMnin Papers for ululng rooma and chambers; n:> l luw prii.*.-d Wrlj Papers. -iliug.*, Figuree, Window Shades. A itt.-gr- ~i. complete a?«>rtaient of tha above, selected for th.■ -i-awii will he sold at The usual low prices WALTER P. MARSHALL. M. OJUfr O. Ktl.*W<it.U J. uhAff Graff, Reiainger A Graft, \ \ r foUNutii, No. 1.24 Wood «tre**t.—-Mann- T T fv:turer« of Cocking Stove.?, Coal and W./Od Stnv;?. • r f!vor«... UjLow Ware, Plain aud Fancy Grate?, Plain u r!-i -v i:v-J aod Dog Irons, Portable Forges, S-.. f t\*>Ulea. Tea lv«-c*Je?, Stofe Kettles, Wagon Bnx»-«, s - c null Wm. U. Talcott dk Co., J fii;CCF..->UKB IO T XUtNEOr, JH., t c0.,1 VI ANUFaCTUKJERSOF GILT AND MAHOGANY LOOK *.vJL iNU GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Frames, Ac., and deater tu Imported and Domestic Fancy Good?, No. 62, cor per of Wood aud Fourth atre-ts, Plttshurgb. ortltlw A Cat<l. aAV IN*G soid my Interest in the firm of T. KENNEDY, JIL, A CG-, to WUlUun U. Talcott, who, with A.G. Ucnry. will continue the Looking Glaea and Variety tlu6l ne?« ot the old stand, oorner of Wooii and Fourth street?, under the siyle of Wm. U. Talcott * Co- I Confidently rv commend them to my former aostomers, as every way qualified to irivc entire satisfaction Aii p-;rson,i havii.g demaods against me, and all indebted lo me, will please make an early Battlement. Cabinet Furniture Warehouse. r p B. YdU.Mi A CO., OiOinri Furniture aiui Chair Man- X • ufacturers, Nos. 38 uud 4D Bmithfleld street, opposite City Hotel, would respectfully remind tneir old friends and customers, and those about to purchase anything in their Hn»-of business, that they are constantly manufacturing every description I fashionable Parlor and Chamber Fur* nimre. warranted in material and workmanship, and sold on reasonable term#. Care taken in packing for land or water carriage Steamboat Cabin Furniture and Chairs on band and mads to order, os usual. Those interested In furnishing boats will find It to theft advantage to give us a call, as we give every attention to tha manufacture of work boat adapted to their uso. fauSl BUOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JAMES ROBB has fitted up la splendid style hla btore, No. 89 Market street, and No 6 Union street, betwseu Fifth street and the Diamond, and hop now comploted hla Spring stock of BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, GAITERS, Ac., uud Piiira Loaf, Pedal, Dustin and Braid HATS, to which he in vltos the attention of ail purchoscra, whether ot whole sale or retaU. This stock iiono of the largest ever opened in thlaclty, and embraces everything worn by the ladies of Philadelphia and New York, and be trusts cannot fall lo please all. Great cere has been given in selectlcg'the choicest goods; ail of wMoh he warrants. He also continues to manufacture, as heretofore, all de scriptions of Boots and Bhoes, and from this long experience oi over twenty years in business in this ciiy, is, he trusts, a sufficient guarantee that those who favor him with their custom, will be fairly dealt with apr!9:tf Seminary for Boys, SvuJirtoest cor. of Fifth ami Grant sts., opposite Court House. ' l ’HE Fall Session of this fichooi will commence on MON* JL DAY, September 4th, and the duties oflnstruction will bv resumed by Messrs. GRIGGS and M’DON a f.D There are ten successive months In the Academic year. Tuition is $12,60 per quarter. The number ol pupils is limited, and boys are admitted in tho order of applications which may be made alter Auguni 3uib, at 64 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter dropped in Post Office. au9:ov»* W. B. SCAIFE, First stubba between wgud and market STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA., builds Francis’ Patent Metallic Life Boats,of Galvanized Iron; also, manufactures Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Cooking Stoves for Steamboats aod Hotels, Portablo Forges, Forged Iron Work, Large Bolts for Bridges, A&4 Cork Life Preservers, tho heel and cheapest kind. Steamboat work atteudrd to. fmy26.y WE are receiving from New York and Philadelphia. 380 UAH' CRUSTS TEA, ’ comprising Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, Oolong, Souchong, and English Breakfast, all of which have been carefully selected, and will be sold os usual. A. JAYNES, Pekin Tea Store, Jy2l No. 38 Fifth street. J BOOTS AND SHOES. —Those who wish to get a neat and well fitting BOOT, SHOE or GAITER, will call at M’LAUGULIK’S, jylH 95 Fourth street. GUAFK, aEISINUEK A GRAFF" VTANUFACTURERB of coal and WOOD cooking ITA STOVES, Pnrior ond Heating Stoves, Grate Fronts, Feuders, Wagon Boxes Ac. Warehouse No. 124 WOOD Street, abofc Fifth, Pittsburgh, Pa. jy24 STOCKING FACTOHY. JV'O 24 FIFTH STREET, Sign of THE OLD STAND. WILLIAM DALY has returned £roa the Manufactur ing Hosiery Districts of Europe, where he has pur chased, for cash, a very extensive and well assorted stock of the best descriptions only of Stockings, Socks, "Undershirts Drawers, Gloves j> also, new style of .Children's and Misses’ Fancy Stockings, together vith hie domestio stock of Pitts burgh Manufactured Hosiery. HewillselJby whoiesaleor retail at New York Importers’prices. WILLIAM DALY & 00. Remember the place—No. 24, Sign of THB OLD STAND. my 33; B&JK QABB<—Knlshed and In gnyiT. roojn. f4«oMJ 1. B, VOtTKG & 00. . H 'fy '»-?*•*. v , • ' • -.'■ FOR' SALE AND TO LET T Property for Sale* HK subscriber offers for sale, on very reasonable tenon, tbifollowing property, via: A Three Story Brick, DwellingTlouse, No. 110 Penn street, between Hay street and Evans’ alley; and Lot 25,feet front,’ extending, back llff feet to an alley. The House is ode of the best buildings, and In one of the most pleasant neighbor-, hoods In the city. . Five Lots—embracing corners of Front and Ferry streets* one hundred and five feet fronton Ferry and sixty feet on Front street, with a good three story Brick ' Building on the corner, a two story Frame on Front sL, and-two Brick Build ings, used as shops, on Ferry ot. A Lot, 81 feeF front by 80 feet deep, on Front, between Market and Ferry streets. . with r ®ry convenient Frama Dwelling;-LotSO feet by 90, fronting on Congress and B t&. A House and Lot, on Wylie street, near the new Ooart House. The house is well arranged and in good order, and is now occupied as a hotel. A Three Story Brick, on Smithfield street, near Seventh being in an excellent business location, The Let is 20 by 80 feetdoep, fronting on Smithfieldst. - A Cottage Frame and Lot, .23 by 120 feet, fronting on Anna and Bobinwn streets, Allegheny City. This Is a very desira ble and pleasant location for a residence. Nine Lots In the town of M’Kecsport, each 60 feet by IK). Several of these are on the Main street., Eleven Acres in Limetown, on the Monongahela River, on which there are 4 houses; thero are some-0 <rf 7 acre* ef ex cellent stone coal, andnbundaneo of limestone, convenient to the landing; and two coni pits open. Ninety Lota In the town of Columbia, 60 feet by 160 each* nearly all level, and well loo&ttaL The tenant of each Lot has the privilege of using whatever stone coal he may ro qulre for .his own use, from api near the Looks. Columbia ts a pleasant situation on the Dank of the Monongaheia riv »er, a short distance below Lock No. 3, 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 Coal,with House. Railroad, Ac. This property has afront of 140 rods cn the Monongaheia river; an excellent landing; good grade and foundation for railroad—with enough level ground at ene point for houses and gardens, or locations for manufactories. The vein is deep enough to allow berses to be used In haul ing out the coal—the quality of which, for iron work, steam, gaa, or for any ordinary Cf»,tO set esrpawod by any In the country. .MAGCUa ft. UOLLIDAT In my absence, my vgest, Jesus Elakely.Eaq., wQ] give all necessary lnformatisn,asd bo eotberised to give warran tee deeds for any propsty iaSfl. J-ASIES MAY, ; my?fl __ No. U 0 Penn street. 54S Per Cent Lower than any Farm ln the County. A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—-The subscriber Is authorised to sell tho fottowing describe! TRACT OF LAND, containing 111 acres,situated in North Fsvcttetown* ship, Allegheny county,P»,Mrsat3from the City of Pitts burgh, and oear the line or Ifae EtWbenviUe Ballroau. with Coal and Lime Stone cnb-r tia whole place. anS oi access—improvements as fcHora: A very comfortable! anr Uoa3e-, 30 by 28 feet, 2 sterUo high; Wash llouie, gprlna House, and other out ntwwFhime Bank Barn, 64 by 36 feet, finished in tha best possible manner, with Stabling under the whole building; 100 bearing Apple Trees, best grafted qualities; a large quantity of Poach and Cherry Troes, all iu bearing order; about 8o acres cleared and in a high stateof cultivation, with wator in all the fields. This laud is very comfortably situated in one of the best neighborhoods in the county, being convi-nlent to market, to churches, schools and mills, and would not be in tlie market, only ihat the owner Is about to remove to the far west. Terms easy and price moderate. For further parti culars see the owner, ffM. ROBB, on premises, or the sub scriber. JAMES a RICIiET, gu2l:d*w Real Estate Agent. J. c. cccuia. li'UU SALE—Two splendid Farms; one of 100 acres, and JC the other 76 acres; beaatlfully located on the lippT at. Clntr Township Plank Road, 6 miles from the city, each of them lying so os to divide into 10 aero lots,haring a good rpring on each. It la a splendid opportunity for a specula tion. Those who waut a good hums, or wish to make money, would do well to look m It, as we will sell to tho find that offers us our low price, in lots or all together. Also, five Country Seats, 1 mile from Woods’ r«n, and only 8 miles from Allegheny city,by way of the New brigh ten Plank RoaL They are fine healthy locations, and "of fered very low. Also, ten Country Seats on the Ohio and IvnnßylTnnia Railroad,? mites below Ore city. They will besoldscpareie or together to a colony or building association. It is a lovely location, and cheap, of course. Also, one Lot of two acres, and two smaller pieces of ground, opposite Hartman's at Woods’ run, offered «t a very low price for so tine o property. An assortment of Lands, Houses and Lots, always on hand, and described Id my register. Before buying you would do well to call an J enquire or THOMAS WOOLS, ■)*? 75 Fourth street. Beautiful Sites for Country Homes. THE an«*T6igned-offers for Rule, on easy terms, FIFTY LOTS, laid off and restricted for rural residences. Also, an ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bank of the Allegheny river, 764 feet long by 2UO feet deep ; Laving fronts on Mary and Julia Ann Avenues, and Henrietta and Herr stree*.*. This square contains many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind, and commands a flea view ot the picturesque nua rom&Dtic fcc nery around. lam desirous of preening this square en tire, as it would afford one of the must charming and mag nificent sites for a gentleman’s summer residence, in the immediate vicinity of tbo two dtles. Also, about TIIR* 13 ACRES OF GROUND, at the head of tbu Island, advantageously situated for manufacturing pur posas. The above property Is situated in Duqnesne borough, cn the high and main bank of Herr’s Island, and is reached by a very substantial Bridge of one span. For particulars ap ply at my residence, la Duqaesne borough* on tho main Limb, fronting the head of Uerr’f* Island, or-of JOHN DUN LAP A CO., corner of Second and Market st«. f Pittsburgh aprl":tf tYM. C. MILLER. frtfth Want Property for cule at a Oooit Bargain. Three valuable muck houses and lots.— Lota embrace a front on Penn street, of 06 fo<-t 6 locbee, to & 3 teet alley ; ou which there te erected a valua ble block of Brick Houses, two stories hich, with kitchen and cellar in basement, 41 fwt front on Penn street, and 30 test deep on Locust street. This is a very desirable situa tion for either a Store or a Tavern ; Penn street being the great tbroughfa.ro of the city: and this property being ccn renteot to thw Railroad Depot, This property would not bo lu the market only that the owner is living in Woshlagt' n county, and finds it extreme ly inconvenient to attend to it Terms easy and price moderate; for farther particulars enquire cf . ROBERT DAT, Filth Ward, or JAa. C. RICHEY, R P r ~> Rea! Estate nr this office. (IUAL I'ttUi bh'n FUtt. SAL.. AT A UtIKA I BARGAIN. J —Ths rmb.'.ortber offers to sell the One half of 400 ucres of Coni, and 1 tin acres of surface, sliuntea at Freemen’s Landing, c*u the Ouio river, m liuncock county, Ya. This property has facilities rarely met with; the vein being 7 tcvt thick, of the very br.it quality of Bituminous Coal, and at u pc-lnt on the river where the water is stout 13 f«et at thrt luwcsi stage, and a very large pool, sufficient to harbor 2uv> coni boats. Also a charter for the purpose of establish lug coul works at the game point. There is erected on the atovn a first rate overshot saw Mill The 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, on the premises, or of Jam E 8 C. IUCUEY, de<~6 Real Estate Agent,at this office. Valuable Property for Sale, ON LIBERTY STREET, ADJOINING THE METHO DIST GRAVE YARD, NEAR CANAL BASIN.—This Is now the only desiratde piece of property in this neighbor hood not already bought up by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Fronting on Liberty 60 feet, on Elm street 100 feet, thence to the Methodist Grave Yard SOld feet, to Liber ty 110 feet. T. KENNEDY, JR. This property Is most desirable as a Hotel. The building now on it, a good substantial three story brick, with all the necessary back buildings, has for a loog time been occupied as tho Union Uotel,doing a good business. Capitalists and others desirous of making a good Invertment, will do well to examine the promises. aprJS.tf EDWARD FABER. I WILL SELL my unexplred lease (fourteen years) of a Lot, situate on O’Hara street and Spring alley, in the Filth Ward—4o ft. fronting bn O’Hara street, and running back 100 ft. on Spriog alley, on which Is erected a four storied brick House, square, with a frame, two stories, 60 tt. on Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any branch of inanufacturingbuslness. Being mgngeu in man ufacturing in the country, I offer the above for sale. In quire at No. 425 Liberty street. EDWARD FABER. SIXTY TIIRKE ACRE - OF LAND, witb 250 acres of Coal attached, and all the improvements thereon in success ful operation. . aid Farm is situated on the Monongahelo rlvor, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and la supplied with a Farm House, Barn, Tenant House*, Orchard, Railroad, and an excellent harbor. The vein of Coal la five feet Cannot be surpassed In quality. For further, particulars apply to , , NICHOLSON & PAYNE, jelSitf No. ‘io6 Liberty street. Throe Houses and Lots for Sale. WILL be sold at private sale* THREE HOUSES AND LOTS. Ono Brick House, sltiLatcdou Ferry, betw eon Fourth and Liberty streets; Lot 20 teet front by 79 feet back. Also, ono Lot and two Houses, on Logan street, Sixth Ward. One House fronting ou Logan street, and the ofher ou Carpenter’s alley; Lot 24 teet by luo. Alto, the stand I now occupy, on the earner of Ferry and Water streets, the lease running oneyear from Ist of April, 1865, with the Furniture, Bedding, Ac. The House at pres ent la doing & good businoss, and is pleasantly ,'ocnted. For terms and further particulars enquire of ALEX. CUPPLES, au23:tf corner of Ferry and Water streets. PROPERTY situated corner of Webster and Fulton X atreois, from and after the Ist of April next. Ibis ia on eligible (situation for a large lloar ling House or a Tavern Ktand. It contains one ,arge Brick House, frentlug on Ful ton street; two small Frame Houses, fronting on Crawford street, and Stable, frontiog on Webster street. At small ex* ease the back buildings can be converted into stu bling capable of stalling twelve horses. For terms apply to AUSTIN LOOMIS, janl9 92 Fourth street. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, Adjoining tho Borough of Manchester—THlßTY BUILDING la)T3, each 24 feet front by liK) feet deep, and fronting on Market street 60 feet in width, are offered for sale quite low, and on reasonable term* of payment. This property Is part of the estate of the late James Adame, E?q., and the title is per fect and beyond dispute. Apply to JAMES BLAKBLY. f I THERAPEUTIC UHAIKS Which you can use either a JL. un upright orreclinlng Chair; invaluable for Invalid*, and luxurious for loungers. Cali and see them. Valuable Property For Sale. 1 FIVE UANDj&OME BUILDING LOTS, Situate on Centre Avenue, near Fulton street, and within tan minutes’ walk of the Post Office. For terms, inquire of HOON A SARGENT, myl? corner of Wood and Fifth sts. To Let. A GOOD DRY CELLAR, under the • Neptune Engine House, on Ssventh etrpet, suitable for storing molaasec or produce. Inquire of >...JOHN 11. STEWART, mar 6 267 Liberty sfreet. For Hale or Itenu A WELL FINISHED TWO STOUT BRICK DWELLING on ThlQt street, between Smithfleld end Grant streets’. Apply to - .. Jt, W. BUTLER, .. '•'• • ~ 07 Front street. Abasement feetwtao-byas deep t twa-thirds ftbore ground, well finished eod well lighted, will be rented cheap titstU the Ist April. - Enquire at theoißce of . the MORNING POST : .*£3*.:. For Sale. Coni Worki For Sale. To Let. T. B. YOUNG & CO., 38 Smlthfteld street. Basement To Let. NUMBER 138 PHILADELPHIA. „, „ „ GEOROE J. HENKBL’S CITY CABISet W are irn ti tj'ia m. 173 cuestnui sir ?iPr, ’ (OPPO3IIS iBDSPXsnEHCI Hiji,} PhUidelphla; FUB.hXxu.KE, IN EVEBT STYLE! Comprising-Louis XI v, Mule XV, EtlrabotlmnaSl Antiaue. ‘ t * *irh Scripture Carving and modem ntvle- 1 In Rosewood,.Walnut, Mabogany.SatlnwoodSd Maple nil of superior construction, and finished in the ’ I best style, ejua! Co, ir not excelling i n “ ity, the Goods of any Establish mentin the.CnitedStates. . EMPLOYING nono but experienced workmen, fnnnren. Uces berog-positively excluded,land using the best mi terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfaction. Wp“n chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to nnr. chaserß, is the faciuty of Furnishing a House, either In ela. guru or plain style, completely from one establishment* i,y which means all the articles in each room correspond in style and quality ,’irnd the immense stock always cn hand being so rarioua in,design, enables purchasers to please their taste *n a seteetiouy without the delay necessarily caused in ordering Furniture. 3 To giro au idea of the finished Furniture <m band. I need only tnthnu you that my .Rooms are 176 xeet long, by 27 feet wide, fonrnoors In number? with Shops contiguous, auffi* cieut ,to employ. 200 hands, which Is a guarantee that the work is ail done under my own immediate inspection. a®“Tfce backing is all done in the Store* and Furniture warranted to carry eafely any distance. Visiters to Fhila dalphia ore respectfully inyitedyas purcoasers or otherwise, to coll ana examine the Goods. an2s*ly ST. LOUIS. JOSEPH DIOGRIDOE, OOMMISBION and FORWARDING MERCHANT. Ifo. 38 Ooamjicui, nmow Pihi Bran*. * St* EtOUIS, 1W n.. nONSIGNMENTSaa-iCommißsionswillmeefwlthproapt V/ and personal attention, and liberal advancer wiU ba S T *oM 1 ™ rC<l ' llred ’ 0n CoIISi S lim “ ntl! or Blllflof Lading Orderstor the pbrehara of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other W ?V > ® filled at thelowest market prices. The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise ° nil Pro. rat?3ofK^^ t W^ni e 3 , pecißl v“ re and thatch; the S U 1 fllwayH P»curett, and the expense of storage and Drayngs as much-aa possible arolded. _ • • w &E7ZBEXCES: ~ Page * Bacon, Bt. Louis; Ellis A Motion, Cincinnati: Charless,Blow h Co., do; Strader & Goman, do* - Ohoureau 4 VaUsj do; Hosea A Fraser, do 1 * ?otV> K !? r flp: Springer A Whiteman, do’ J. W. Butler A Bro.,Plttßbh; E.O.Qooodman A Co_ da «om*|^’csiw tS Frost A Forrest, do; Shields A Miller, do : faf™ 4 m> n it d °’ Jo,lah Loe A Co., Baltimore. A. G.FarwellACo.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole. rtn- Howard, Bon A Co., do; W. B. Beynolde, Loulsvifie; T.G.TwichellA jfew°Orleans \ n open Inunrance, which will cover all shipjaentst 0 m 7 eJaresß,when advised by letter enUMsnJ- on bills ofl.dlng before, or at the Shipment. „ JOSEPH MOGRHOTE, ® ’ : ~ . Bt. Loula. Missouri. WATER CURE INSTITUTES ILAND STREET. (SOUTH BIDE,) BET. PEN'N STREET SlViiß, PIT*SDURQH, PA. 6TKEEC The pfcrlecUy pafa, direct and immMiato effect this gys tern bee on .11 F-vore, and all diseases acute and M.gratoru] ondlnvigoratlng lo tbe weak and na-he' S? ? oriB -F™ 8 drcHßi Preference to* Hydro pB:bJ; .threegbout the old and new world, proven so eminently successful In every form of dbteatm 1 n't! i Pnc Pp f ' nsu mi!t I .OD ) BronchiUs, Infleramatory and Chronic Khenmati.m, AetWn. &tS Diseases. Testimonials ?f cures Inim highly reputable clUrena of nearly every State in the Union, can be examined at Doctor naell's oSe The Rev Cleiyy weinrued to consult him gratia. \\ arm water being used in thecommoncement,andoften tbrougaont the treatment, it Is a Injury inEterdof uepleaa ant, as those unacqaalntad migbt supnose. P tv“w n s tv-m M,M £U ! ” r<,r > Palmer, d!i"b n -'TlUmms, Thompson Bell, J. R. Wei- K °rr T ' “ SEa > Vm - D- Holmes, E. U. English, B 11. The undersigned, having visited Doctor Baeix’a In-tiEn- Uon and witnessed his sucSWnl treattnenCritwrtSj » commendhlmaa a thoroughly edneated and sSillfnl Phy o » J rConnen " I>nT,J Hunt, John IV *TV p ',ri i ohn B ' hwiustton, John tVrlgh, W. tV. Patrick, Moses F. Raton, 0 Ormsby Qregg. [^auO Rental, Sebratka dp Knetv-Xothlnelim DA-VD TWBKTY PUB OKST. CHEAPEB THAN CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE ABOVE TERRITORIES yn E .“ ta *e Farm for Sale. I Liti paotterioer is authorized to Ffll TWO HTTVT»t}pt> I AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OR 1 LAND, ' S in w” u-r' n ' > ' h,p ,’ county, Pennsy’lvania^ving l' -ee s P,,r t-kuotvn as the White-oak Flats, ina In l'.nel ;i he pro| ' o -° e f, S£ - tlon °h Hie Con Dells ville Railroad; I os foliowj: a square LOG HOCSK 30 bv *>o !" twt ftopics high; and square LOU BAIIN, 60 by 30 Atl T" r , orilsr:) two Sne joung ORCH. leHdwip??* gr^ f K d commenced to bear. There h ninety to one hundred acres cleared and In a high -tate fp. ,1 “ T ?Va n V BCd halHuce is well set with white-oak' tiai l.er of the first order. This Land Is well catcnlated for a suKk farm, rein? very lirrel, and tho soli nf an ercSent fo f Stare-growing, and being well watered with ■ml LnV°h“ eT n i!?‘i’’ er tpftugs of aceUent water. n * ' ritw h Hrall a mile i f the kcughioghonj and one mils or Mononaaheln ““ the line of the Connellsvllle li .appcoed to contain an Inexhauitlble bed of IRON ORE Thi- Lend wonpj nut be in ihe market, only Umttheowne is about to remove to Che “'Far lYe-t." Terms easv and | , 'E , YN()I"D«c t TI F " r ( ? !,t : 6T P“ rtlcalnr ». ihQuße of W.J. Itfc iNOI.DS, at Lorenc’s ulaes Works, or of JAHES C. RICHEY, Real Estate Agenq ml this olilci Vaiunbie Property for S«le T' T n U i GKOUMI, upon which are erected four fTiSI, k ?“ i rram ," B, , limi “S 3 . which rent annually ['h property I. situated in the Ninth Ward & lb ‘ 1 "J cI Ptttshargh, on Penn utreet, hetweon - and Factory and Ground known aB the “Empire W ':V“’ «“»«<» on thu corner of Penn and Morris mrer ” Alro. jS acres of unimproved land, situated on the Alla blienj riser, one rallefrom East Liberty. On a portion of this land there> is tho best Saw 31111 location In the county ”!' mb ' ir “f le'e containing from 1 to 6 acres of choice land, situated one mtle north-west of Hast Liberty, and oao mile east of Lnw recce vil>e. " * «„ T i h^-?| h S r<) H” alaKl .' P i‘' W3 Df I jro F ßr ty are vary desirable, chasers! dlt?pa£wi op OQ advantageous terms to early pure p n'T™ “v of “Ic aoil farther Information apply to Wm. P. naum, ho Wood street, Pittsburgh. E- D. THOMPSON, aQiK-tt Assignee for Jas. 8. Neirlov.. . Hay Wood Nursery.and Gamxn« J A r i l . K (_late Uan&ger of the sveH-kaowp Sy- DahHJ C fh°t N h lii J rjCS> 51oW ljegB inform the spry" in 1 “‘ h “ D “'! cstabUshedan EXTENSIVE NOE* bhßY.on the Form of Mr. James 8. Negiev, neor ifagf Lib- S’ Wh f a",? 0 shell be prepared, after tho Ah Instant, torre cs veand fill orders for every variety of Fruit and OrnamffiT tal Trees, Hardy and Groan House Shrubs and Plants In addition to a choiceand superior stoekon hand, he has made arrangements with one of the largest Nmreuri»a in t“ Eml rbince^ n U th 11 h S ri PI ’ ly ' . Hsring a thorongb and sitfefeSon. ne2a ’ boCan raureUj chktomors perfect K " n | u ' d 7 ' oul! > Also respectfully offer’his servlccß in “ i “bhSKlngEnrol Cemeteries, Pub lie Farms, or the grounds of Country Residences; and will Pir'iir^ [Sh for i ba fomaGoa of Lawns, Approached iictoresqnf Scenery, Ac., in the highest styles of the art Practically acquainted with every brunch o? Lam Sile “P* 1 ha f l inK B P unt yearaln the Sylvian Parks of hl , !ah U V HDIJ .h Qa the banka of the Hudson, he favor he Capadt7 t 0 meet tho of those iho PA^tm 01111110 ! 110 * 110115 catl addressed through the City w ~ e 0f Measra Ne^ -* v7 '’ r KKNNKDY * CO xt,^V-? n Pa P Jc *- MacHe Company. W'JDEKN AND .ANTIQUE OUNAMENTS. ’ 13ITTSUURGU AGENCY, C 7 MARKET RTRKKT,—Tfaq 1. atteuiion of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab iuet Makers, is requested to tbis new and great iinprove men: in the mauufuciure of embellishments for Buildings ami Steamboat/?, outelde and tortile; Cabms, Unlle Church es, Dwellings. Stores, and I‘orlor Furniture, In gilt, or In imitation of various kinds of wood. AlBo,Cornlces Brack ets, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceilines Mouldings, Consuls, Trusses, Battlement, 4c; much cheaper and handsomer thn» PlaMer ond Wood Carring, and a srrelt. deal more durable. ** 6 c “ v BLOCK LKXTBRS FOIt BIONB, very cheap and warrant od to last for 20 year? ospcsed to the weather. Goods for sale at the manufacturer's prioes-cost °r fmghtmM e d. w. W. WILSON, -iSi? ■ 07 Market si. K©w Partnershln, : VT AXTHEW QUAFF AND DAN’L. IU?ISISQPJI, trading iU heretofore as M. QUAFF 4 CO., Store ani Hollo*, war*.Manufacturer*, No. l'ii Wood street, hare this (tar associated pith thorn THOMAS J. 0 KAFF.as a partner in 15“ JW’ I '!'? 8 - Ih-nvM, Bt ? ,e and title of the Arm will, from this date, be QUAFF, KcicINCtER 4 URAFF Thuv resrretfully solicit a continuation of the patronage eo ll£ orally bttatotred upon tbo Arm of H. Graff 4Co °° • Pittsburgh, July jyt, 1854. - ■* • • I Sew Trimming Store, r\VAW ?TZ a i-'sn& ketUruLand &*■ Diamond. reepecfuUy announces to the p public of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that fio wUi open Ua SnTh« in f^ oa^bnday, April X7th. Haring fitted up the neatest store room in iho city, and filled it with a choice selection of the latest style* of Trimmings and Fan cy Goods, he flatters himself that he will offer superior in ducenents and endcaTortogire fullsatisfaction toaUwhO mny favor him with their patronage „r l !'> OW n- on ’ tfo . rEMt , he P‘«»“So. S 3 Mar Sot street, eomor of the Diamond. faprl2) FRANK TAN GOHDER. P Uctaovol. AUL KLEINER has removed his LITERARY DEPOT from No. 73 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite the a«^ at n et .t r^€r k* ha Ppy 10 r,ee bis former patrons, and all others desirous of purchasing' any of tho cheap Li terature oj tha day. apr7:ly Mineral Water Fountain. HOWE, No. Cl FIFTH Street, next door to Masonic • Hall, dealer in FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY, 100 Cream, pf the bait quality, served up during the sea son. Also, Strawberries and Cream. Families can bo supplied with Strawberries and other Fruits, during tho season, on the, most'rcasonahle terms, er* rmuMiftlHllv • le2*tf OUT, AGAIN—Woods’ Monthly Real Estate Register. On it tilers nre described for sale 61 good Farms,-82 Houses and Lot?, 43 fine Country Scots, and 600 City. Lot*?, with which pnrch&sers ought to be acquainted before buy ing..; Call pad got a Register gratis. .. jap2&tf - THOA. WUQDg, 76 Fourth-Aireit - TjpEN- MORE of those splendid Ciytks mt $l2, usually sold JL 'fiTfSO, Just opened by . • jams A. A. MABON * COr ' ■■■\' .V.-U*r C, ■r? * t . 1 1 ItAt £* Ot 1 AOf£!tTISISTt>» iGUEED UPON BT the pittbbcbgh PEIS3. >ix iritis noapiEitt, ca uss; (f “ a&obnMlUoiiftl InSM-Urm...., « : w -' caid Wd9k..-..»..'U m.l 74 «- so® 11 <r - : tfcr&rVeekf1................... 400 { * “ cnem0n11i.......4 UO “ two months.. . ............ 7 *• thies m0nth5..................... ..«•.«•« 0 “ “ font m0nth5;,....... 10 Q* “ 11 • six-m0nth5............ 12 CO “ oae 18 GO Cardjfiixllnea or lesa, per ftnrmTn 10 00 ctujiaiAsuAi ptxAsrai: 1 Ops square, per annnm, (exclusive of tin paper)- 25 DAILY MUItiNLiXG DOST* FRIDAY MORNING: THE KINNEY EXPEDITION. J Trie Proposed Colony In Central America. : • WASHtsoTOH, i’ebrnary'24, 1866. To lh& Kdiiort of tht fiaiienat ■ Gentlemen : You will oblige ,mo if yoa will Insert the enclosed copy of a letter 'whioh I have jnBt addressed to the Hon'Secretary of-fitate. ■ In addition to Whatis contained in that letter, I will nee this occasion to state that not only is the colonization of these lands desired to he made by honest, sober and industrious persons, bnt the company are especially solicitous that none bnt thatioiass of persons should emigrate. The country is almost on unbroken forest of the most valuable woods, which have great demand in commerce, and ■ the lands, when olesred, are capable of producing the most valuable staples. Industry and Jabob are required, and those who have not Buoh hablteaTe the last persona who should emigrate to that eonntry; the oljeot being solely to establish a colony of honest and industrious settlers; and- to maintain peace and good will with all communities, so that what is now a country as primitive as nature, pnay add to the general wealth and commerce of the ■world—to benefit those who honestly embark In the entsrpr.se—to Improve the condition ofthoßß already there, • and to advanoe olvlliaatlon and humanity. This is to be done only by Imple. mOnts nf industry and tho solid mhsales of a sober and industrious community; fo'r the only inducements that the Company have to offer em igrants are contained in the articles incorporated inmy letter to the Secretary ,of State, and to such others who may wish to purchase lands. Respectfully, &0., s'- W. Cost Johksoh. WASHMaiOB, February 24, -1865. To //«!.. Htn. L ifarey, Sardaty o/ S!iUe~ Sm: Col. Kinncy has just shown me saveral ’ communications ini relation to the method of settling a grant of land of the Central American Company, which have been exchanged between you and him,; in one of wblob a'paper has been transmitted, whioh bears tho aspict-of a corn mission from bimi He haß also shown to me a loner in which he informs yoa that’his intention was not to violate the laws of the. Halted States and that upon the first apprehension yon ex* pressed upon that- subject, he revoked ail such papers. ; ; Acting for a time as President’of the Central American Company. il deed* it dne, under the oircumatances, to address tq you- thisOodmuni cation,_ and to Btate .with..distinctness the real intention and objects of theCdmpanyi so that no mistakes in the judgment of others shall work a serioostdotrimont to the Company; The sub ject of settling a grant of lands In the territory now and for time immemorial, oocupied by.the Mosquito Indianß, has been submitted several years ago,- both to the Representatives of the British Government.here, and : to your two pre decessors, as well as to yoursolf.: More then two yeara ago I had a free and frank oonversa. tion with Mr: Cramp ton, before I conversed with the representatives of my own country, and ho epoke with the wisdom whioh properly belongs to one in hla exalted position. , -■ : The parties bad then and now.but onepbjeot: not to implicate either Government, directly or indireotly. They believed it an Objectas desi rable to the:.one ,ae to the other, and chat it would serve to simplify, if it did notentireiy dis pose of,, the .diplomatic questions.which have tong agitated bothnations in respect to. Central American affairs. No plan but quiet, peaceable - and unobtrusive settlement has'ever beih e&n • ceiyed or countenanced by any onn of’the par ties "in the grant-. It relation; ffi ’myself,indi vidually, nothing could induce mo, by word or * act, to countenance or sanotion any course of action, under any circumstances, that would vi olate the lawa of my country or the. public law of civilized nations; and this is-the fecling and aemiment not only of myeelf, but of every, di rector or Bhareboldor in the Company, and all would shrink from any coarsothat would invade the principles cf either. The solo object Of the association,.from, first to last, has been to en courage a peaceable oooupation and culture of the wild lands within the grant, to establishlim iudoatrious and Christian community amid the almost unbroken woods, where only a few peaceable Indians roam, and herds of wild swine and other animals alono disturb the solitude of ■the forest; and if arms were neoesaary, it would mainly be a means to - support life and furnish sustenance from the game that abounds amid tbe perrenial verdure. He that would’ go there unprovided in that way. might be r jastly obnoxious to tho epithets which King'David ap plied to Abner, the son of Nor, in proncuncifig his funeral oration. 7 If the company hatftHe indiscretion and- powe’r to acquire possession and maintain it by arms, there would be no ra tional man who would not at; once perceive that the sober and induatrious wonld turn away from ; such an enterprise, nor can Face asythingthere to attack save the .valuable forest trees and the roving game of the country. The Company have no views of’objects that are in conflict with any law, domestio or publlo; and, ns the most solid evidence of that fact, I take the liberty,of incorporating in this letter two of the’Articles of tho'Company*s association. They are as follows: - : 1 Art* 10. And whereas it is tho object of the Company to Bottle thoir lands by. an industrious and populationas an inducement thereto, the President and Directora. by them,- selves, Or their officers or agentß, are ,hereby authorized and empowered to lay off-the said lands in sections, half and quartet seodons, inr ibe manner practised by the United States, and to convey to each single male settler who shall move upon and occupy the same, one-quarter section of the lands of the Company, J free of cost, and to each family double.that quantity* But ouly the alternate quarter and half sections shall be subject to this provision.; The alternate lots in such towns as the Company may lay out. are also to be opened to occupanoy freo of cost, provided the occupants shall severally erect thereon a tenement of the .value of $lOO or up wards: Aet, 11. It shall be the duty of all officers or agents of the Company, as well as all ptr* eona who shall become occupants of tho said lands, to conduct.themselves in npeaceablo and orderly m&nner,-Bo as to provoke no controversy with, or afford any just ground of complaint to, Nicaragua oranyof the neighboring States, or the people thereof. They, are also hereby strictly ebjoinednot to do or commit ony act or., thing which may be in violation of publio law, I cousider that every precaution which lan guage is capable of is here expressed. The in ducements to ; emigration are sot forth,, lands given to be cultivated by toil and labor, and, there is no margin for the rash-adventurer or : . the idler.- 'The Company are poor ia*money,' but' rich in lands; and whea they cah ; lnduce 4 the hand of civilization:and the hardy and iu duetriou3 laborer to tu«:x the valuable fpresta or the rarest woods-into articles of and the lands into productive .fields, In which all: that supports' human life and human* luxury •. Bprings upland grows almost, by the.mero spon*: taneity pf nature, a community may be eß'ab-, lished'Wortby of such.a epiland suoh aolime. These'being the real- motives of this enterprise, > it will become, if properly conducted, not only; ancillary to ppoifio relations between the United > States and Great Britain, but willnlßO add to : the commerce of; both nations* A sober and in dustrious colony there will shed, by example, a benign influence upon neighboring communities; fur law and prder, the rights of persons and sanctity of property, follow the Anglo-Norman and the Anglo Baxon races on whateverppot of the .globe a dozen of them may by acoident con gregate. Having thus written you a rather long, be- . cause too hasty a; letter, I trust that you will seo that tho true objects of the Company are the encouragement of industry, the elevation of hn manity, to which.end peace and harmony are absolutely essential. . - That the public may be informed and notmta* taken as to the objects and purposes that ibis Company intend to pursue, &3 .well as.y* ur Ds*, partment, I shall take tho liberty to m R hP-this communication public. I have therhonor to be, with distinguished re gard, yours, W. CO3T JOHNSTON, ' : President bf ih'*» .Central American Co. . A-W* OHARsJSoiypefs.or sooglntee ofiao'«aioc» i : m • ' healed by rije use of the, Herpetic-Soap*. It*lS re- . J^ x SP a *'Gfclwriwss and tedoeas the eklivftdl teiALrs ~ the SUn imojtb, soft and white. Oaly ; l2U •, twelveoaesfbrsl,26r Eoiatmly by* * S .****?-«, S. L. QUTHBfiBT, 140 Third at ***•;•••*»- . “.’■< . A’ -•- *.*«.«•.•-^•'S—»-*• . -* : v.. -*• v,\/; s i -a 1 ' J 00 iMASufI 2,
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