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HABTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819.
PAID DP.
Cftsl& Capital, ------- 9900,000.
rpHE THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
1 Assets of the ASTN A INSURANCE OuMPANT,of Hart*
ford, u famished this agency on the Ist of JinuajT, 1865.
under oath. *
Real Estate* unincumbered... 16,672 06
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 end T cent, pay
able „ 72,000 00
Debu iu. tijCompMy, Kscarrf by mortgags... J. 813 II
Bills ReceirahJe, well Secured, payable at Rank... 126,327 35
Railroad Stocks iirConnecticut. „■ 97 $75 qq
Banktttcoksic the city of Hartford 142,896 00
feakßtorte'in New York city fil!o50 00
Cash oiLtSanJ,ln Bank, and in hands of Ageuts
HJ«*l ..i..., .212,50$ 06
v-..- - ■ ■ $773,278 63
The amount of liablUUesdue or not due to Banks or cth- r
OfreftltoMpi^POtiring-*-'
Losses adjusted and due,—aone.
Loase* adjusted and not due, $l4B 516 22.
Looses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof, $61,257 30.
. Allother claims against the Company are small, such
only as printing. Ac.
Agents instructed to take no risk orer $lO,OOO.
The amount insured lo any city, town or Tillage, depends
upon the character, material and construction 01 bulidinns,
the width of streets, the supply of and condition of
the fire department, and other circumstances.
The amount Insured In blocks of buildings varies; the
design is to limit the loss by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or lean.
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Star* or OoNirxcncu?,) „ Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1885.
lUrtfcrU county. /“•
, Personally appeared Thomaa A. Alexander, Secretary of
the £toa Insurance Company, and madeoath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, is true, according to
nla best knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of lh» Peace.
Losses paid by .this company for the year 1554 exceed
$750,000, while the premiums reoeived for the same time
far exceed any other year, since the organisation of ibe
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all deacriptlons of property, is
cuedat this agency, at remunerative rates.
. Officorffo. dT Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
janll B, B. TEN EYCK, Agent
Y ALU ABLE NKW. BOOKB —The History of an Expedi
tion ugalhst Fort Duquesne in 1765, under Major Gen.
eral Craddock; with plates and maps.
'Bfemoire of Majo; General Stabo, with a plan of Fort Du>
qneume, 1754.
* The End of Controversy,” Controverted. A refutation
of Mllntr*s £ed of Controversy, In a series of Isttsra to the
kfoet Reverend Francis P. Eenriek, R. C. A., of Baltimore;
by John H. Hopkins, D. LL. D., Bishop of Vermont.
Bancroft's History of the United Stales; 6th toI, and full
aetta.
Nelly Bracken; a Tale of Forty Years Ago: by Annie C.
Bradford. ' *
May and December; a Tale of Wedded life: by Mrs.
Hnbback.
Cummings* Works; new supply.
Spencer’s Skotches; Ist and 24 series.
OUhausen’a CctamsDtartcs on New TestamenL
H rtiy stedbelg's Ohriste logy.
Couybeare A Howson’e Life end Epistles of Bt. Paul.
Lewis’ American Sportsman; a splendid work. For sale
by v John s. Davison,
leh2 65 Market street, near Fourth
Stowes I atovestl stoves 1U
COOKIWQ AND HEATING STOVES.
TUB public will find it to their advantage to examine
OUT stock of STOVES, oetbre purchasing elsewhere,
•GRAFF, REI&INGER A URAFF,
sep3o 124 Wood street.
Ml' WASHINGTON PttOi*fctlT t .—A 6 o uwetl
iogiloose, with large lot of 112 feet iront on the
brow of tbohlll and runnin* back 422 feet on Bertha street
to an alley, with a well of good water, shale and fruit
trees, a stable, Aa; a good board fence aroand the property.
Price $2,600. Persons desirous of a pleasant residence and
pure air, with a view of the two cities, river?, Ac., would do
well lo attend to the abore. to
jan2s
OppOiUIOII Pefltd > Qompafuan Inrltffd |
Cfcj>iuLNAri«>N and wuulksalk phl
t UCd ADOPTED!—HOOD, 51 Market street, bas just
received, in addition to his stock, a fine assortment 01 ail
the latest designs of fashionable gold jewelry; fine London
and Genera gold watches, of the finest quality; silver
epoons and forts, of our own manufacture, warranted pure
as coin; Albata spoons and forks, heavy plated, end of a
superior quality; flneelocke; ilarionne time pieces, Ac., Ac.
We boldly defy competition in ourhneof business, In this
or any Western city, as we are determined to close out our
stock FOR UAdU, at prices that cannot us beat.
Those about purchasing ehonld not fall to give us a call.
By so doing, you can save from 25 to 69 per cent, in year
purchases at
_ JanlO] HOOIKB JEWKTRY EM^OiqQM.
Stocks fob sale.— -
Exchange Bank Stock;
Citizens’ Deposit Bank Stock;
Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Stock
Ohio and Penn a. Railroad Stock ;
North American Stock;
Ohio Trap Rock Stock;
Ridge Mining Company Stock ; by
__ AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stock Broker,
i***” b 2 Fourth etree*.
YALKNUNK3 —A large and beautifai assortment of
Oomia and Sentimental Valentines, Valentino Card
and Envelopes, just received and for sale, either wholesale
or retail, tower than ever before offered in this city. Call at
SAMUEL j*. LAUPrKK’B
dec3o No. 87 Wood street.
TUB SUBSCRIBERS heretofore doing business-under the
style of DAWSON, MOHAN A OU., in the manufacture
and sale of Railroad Tools, Farm and Garden Implements,
will hereafter continue the same under the style of Da tv.
SUN, NKWMYRr A 00., at the Empire Works,in the Mnth
Ward,, and Warehouse No. 22 Wood street. Either of os
will attend to settling up the business.
Wd. DAWSON,
J S. NKWMYEIL '
Pittsburgh, January 1, 1865—{ jaoL-im
WORKS ON GARDENING.- Pardee's Trouti jo ud ti,r
Strawberry, The Fruit Cultunet, and Dowuin*
Fruit Boos, YOuog Gardner's Assistant, enu a large assort
ment of Books on Horticultural and Rural affairs—-just
received and for sale by
feb2o JAMES WARDROP.
lardener Warned.
A SINGLE MAN, who understand Gardening and attend
lug market- Apply to J. J. GILLESPIE,
leblVtiw 70 Wood street.
THAT FINE MANSION on peon street, tho former resl
denoc of Gen Larimer.
FOR SALE—Eight-ninths of the steamer THOS. BHHI
VBR, an excellent boat, and in good condition.
FOR SALE OR TO LEX—The BANKING OFFICES cj
Gen. Larimer, on Fourth street.
For particulars enquire of Gon. Wm. Larimer, Jr„ or of
the undersigned. THOMaA MELLON,
febllhPi Trustee.
Or. David Hunt, Demist,
ffftBSSL May again be tuuntt at tab office, on tOURTII
**+ll TirStreet, nearly opposite Fattereon s Livery fita-
bJe. fcbl»:Sw
SEMI-ANNUAL BALK—A. A. MASON A CO. Will open,
on Monday, February 10th, another large lot of red,
yellow and white oU wool Flannels, which will be sold at
about on»haif the nsnai price 3. fob!9
E KLAINKS.—A*. A. MASON A cv. will open, on Mon
day, February 19th, 4 more oases of new style M. Do
ts, at 8,10 and tIX oentt, usually so.d for l&i and 25
«nta. - febl9
SiiAWLS.— A few more ofi those splendid Empire deals
14bg Shawls at *3, usually seld for sa, xn*y still be
A. A. MASON A CO.'S,
feblP 25 Fifth atieet.
Laundry Bloe.
mHIS IS SIMPLY INDIGO DISSOLVED, without inju-
JL ring any of Its properties. It poa-wisea a decided sd
voutage over the undtasolved Indigo, on account of the
bcility with which It can be used and Its cheapness; it be
• well\oown fact that not more than one half of the
Indigo can be dissolved in water. Washer women and fam
ilies will find It a great saving. For sale by
“SO - JOHN HAFT, Ja.
pATENT MEDICINES^—
JL 6.gro»s Ludlom’s Specific;
10 do Radway’a Ready Relief;
5 do Barry's Trioopheroag;
5 do Lyons’ Kathalron:
5 do Wright's Pills;
6 do Braodreth’s Pills;
« German BUtexs:
6 do M’AUistert Ointment;
35 do Thorn’s Cough Candy;
B do Brown’s Essence Ginger;
6 do Terrell's Ointment;
i do Terrell’s Arabian Liniment j
5 do Klers’ Petroleum;
In store and for sale by FLEMING BROS.,
A~.9i.rf*. Successors to J. Kidd A Co,
dac?l:d * w N- 60 Wrwl mtr Z>t
TheTlotureatakMlbr
if Tifty Cents and upwards, at the Enterprise Gall err
\S dkins Hall, 102 Fourth street l * rpr Jan26^*
‘i ) ttOWN STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE —2 ca,ka Flux. &
J > Wiiliamr Brown Btout; 2 casks Rutherford’s Scotch
Ale; on Laud and for sale by
jan23 MILLER & RIOKBTSON.
ftblS 16dM °° Kafp^napa.
jOU^DKffcd—2 boxes Presto Farina;
O 2.d0 Orris’s Corn Starch;
12 dozen Fresh Peaches, pickles, 4c;
19 do Ketchup and Peppw Banco;
6 hbds toTering'e Byrnp;
20 bole do Sugars; rewired at tbe
Pomllj Grocery Btore of
fcbia f. B. DEATO, So. 1 Dlamond-
hyson and Alack It^,'or the
»q p. n DBA VO. No. 1 Diamond.
IV®®™* *» —«•/
Cy^g B * l -” treiih groundJuat arrired aod for
febli 3 JAS. M 'hAUOULIN,
a. ...... .vlta No- 10 Bmitbfleld street.
i UOK WMEAT PLOPB—<onack«~for saiebT
> ,. f^ ia .. _ JAB. M*LAPGHLIN.
/ idppislgiaoo selected f or „j. ij
feb2 ° .. JAB. McLAPQHI.ru
t , ED POTATOKS—IOO buahela for eale ~
lv fcb2o JAS. MoLAPOHLIN.
BIUO SEEDS—Fresh Qeaarj, Hemp, tlape, Ac. by
••• --- JAMES WABDftOP.
~ AV-100 bale. Hay tor ulc by
XL f«b2l JAH. M'LAUOHLIN.
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yirhen be
handsome
>e eame home,
/church ola mor*
the landlady.
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.apa,” said she.
S. CUTHBERT A SON,
No. UO Third street.
fßotloe*
For Sale,
In bsrin?, fet cbbsllerablfl expenro. Qttod up,
‘l’ 6 ' M *NSION HOUSE, would respect
» 5 „Vi of « ,uhH ” pntTon«gn. There Ij attached
BTABLE “<1 oxteneiTo w AGON YARD, afford-
I^.?? pl 'i^ 0 “ m ° datlon 10 travelers and (eamstere. His
„ ”*™ Bar »IH be furnished with the bvrt the markot
0111 a B * l "*. f„bl:y
HOOD INTENT HOUSE,
CORNER t)P LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, near
the Railroad Depot
j»nl3:ly JAMES BHANNON, Proprietor.
CITY HOTE L.
(LATS BROWN’S.)
Corner of Smltbfleld and Third streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
GLASS It CARE, Proprietors.
JOHN P. GLASS, DAN. D OARR,
(Ut« Kuacw Niu Wwh Ofiw.) (Ut« BL OkuUs ft Pmy HbUl*.)
THrs large and oommodloua House having undergone
thorough repair and furnished with new equipments
ls now open for the reception of the traveling
public. OaAßon Kopm&Tz. aprSA-Sm
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
(FORMERLY THE EXCHANGE,)
PITTSBURGH,
Corner Penn and St. Clair street,.
c. W. BENNETT Proprietor.
J9*Thialsa first Clara house, between the Railroad Dw
pots; the rooms aw large and newly furnished, and charges
modentt ». aprl4:lydAw
OWSTOS’S.
AVKSLEY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Phlladelphlo. fau29:y
Nthk union,
0. 11l Arch street, Philadelphia. T. B.WEBB (late of
the Eagle,) Proprietor. fenZfcy
GABKILL HOCSE.
CORHEB OF MAIN AXD SOG7H STS, WARREN, O
Proprietor takes pleasure Id announcing to the
A. public that this new and elegant Hotel has been opened
as ahoose of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office of the Ohio Stage Oompany,it offers
inducements unsurpassed In Warren for the accommoda
tion of the traveling community.
A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
ttul7 M. GASKILL.
FRANK lAS HOUSE*
A HOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
PARRxiR a LAlilD, Proprietors'*
jylfrSm] rKitMS $1,50 PEK DAY
UIcaHLLAN ilOChlf}.
JOHNSTO RW, FEaYNA.
T'HB undoTßigued having Uk.cn charge of the aboTo
l named House, and reiltrod It a: a large expense, in a
eomtortr.u!-* as well as olcg.nt style, is now prepare.) to re
ceivr anJ gl>e amplo (uuMaction to ail who may
rhe House. fauSrtf) JANIRB DOWNBY.
HARE'S HOTEL.
fLate Farmer’s Exchange,]
NO. 133 ÜBKRTY STREET, foot of Fifth Street, Pitts,
burgh. SAMUEL II ARK, Proprietor.
This Uotel is entirely new. having just been completed
ami opaped for the accommodation of the public, fn'pl3
THE GLKN HOTEL
13 NOW RRaDY FOR BUM.MCR VISITKRB. The
grounds h»ve been Improved, and the Uouse rendered
more attractive, generally. Tho proprietor will be happy
to see his frienda.
AST* An Omnibus of tho Excelsior IJne ia no yr running
from the station, on Fifth street, to the GLEN HOTEL
Leaves the station at 8 o’clock, A. M.. and 5 P. Mu return
ing ot 9 A. and C>s P. M
jel2:6m
FUAKKLIN lIOCJSKt Cleveland) Ohio*
C PATRICK A BON, PnosaiCTOßS.—•' This Uoors has üb*
• dergone thorough and axtoorav© repairs, alterations,
and large additions of new furniture, and the propria*
tors pledge themselTes that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render the fruirsux a place where all the com
forts of a first class hotel can be found.
lyfctf C. PATRICK * 80S.
FLOKUSCB HOTKL,
NO. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
(OOXDCOTED 09 TEX rtTROPEi* PLAN.)
BSUBEN LOVEJOY i
/. iTaULSTfcEa, JE., Afl'T w o, mpyi ■
PERRY HOTEL, corner of Hancock streetand Doaaeane
Way, Pittsburgh, Pa.
marl:/ Mc.UASTERS A MARKLB, Proprietors.
REoTAURA.NTs,
BANK EICDASGE.
THIRD STREET, UETWrEN WOOD AND MARKET.
TMIE Subscribers b*g leave to inform their friends and
ti.c public geoerallv, ;hat-t!ey hare leased the above
well known Restaurant, which has just been thoroughly
renovated, repaired end re famished, and now open. The
proprietors hare spared no expense to make the Bank Kx
change a comfortable resort, as well for the epicure u the
bu»lness man. The larder will at all times be stocked with
the delicacies of the season, and served up UDder the auspi*
ces of experienced cooks. Tiwy respectfully ask for the
patronage of a generous public.
MARTIN’S
restaurant and eating saloon,
ON TUB EASTERN PLAN, 29 Diamond alley, between
Wood and Market tireelt All kind* of eatables tarred
np in the best style, ana on the shortest notice.
House open from U o'clock in the morning until 12 o’olock
at night. (Sundays excepted.) octifcly
BELVIDERE RESTAURANT*
WOOD STREET, BET. WATER AND FIRST STREETS.
I'llK Undersigned has jajt pronded a choice stock of
LIQUORS, and Is reaoy at all times to serve his frienda
with the best of the season, In the way ofedlb.es. Irish
Whi-k) Punches may bo had at the Belvu>xe£.
JOHN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
COHN I'COPIA
«“OYBTEE AND COFFEE HOUSE.-®*
D. BARS’ARP
Jio. 40, Fifth Street, between Wood and Market
Janl9:ly) prfT3BCBQH.
C RYSTAL PALACE,
No. 18 Market street* *
C. C. SEELY,
,02}\ /"■"V RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
in general, that he has just started hie
New York and Philadelphia modern style of
COOKING OYSTERS and everything else in the
eating Hue. Oyster* in the Shell or Stewed, for 12U cents
a dozen. He will also furnish the beat of everything that
the market wiU afford. House always open until 8 o’clock
in the morning, marlS-tf
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANTS
108 WOOD BTREET.
THE subscriber ha* now hli OYBTEB SALOON AND
BATING HOUSE perfected In a manner that eannot
be exceuxi by any similar establishment in the ettr
MEALS WILL BE SERVED UP AT ALL HOURS Of
THE uA Y, from the
m C S olceit Meat#, Fowls, Fish, Ac., Aci
His Bill of Fare cannot be surpassed, and he would respect
lolly inTite the attention of the public to it.
CIIABLEB STILL,
108 Wood street
jfc2o:mietf
T St. Clatr Lager Beer Brewery.
UE undersigned respectfully inform* the public that he
is now fully prepared to serve private families end the
public generally, with hi* celebrated LAGER BEER in
bottles. All order* left at bis Offlee, NO. 3V DIAMOND
.LLEY.{near Wood street,) will bo punctually attended to:
Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
J t2a:tf V. 0. BCURNCK.
Ucnitz’ Lager Beer Halt, **
100 Smttnfuld street, opjmuU Lht Custom House.
’QK subscriber has Just opeoed one of the largest anJ
best finished Lager Boer Ualls in the city. IDs Beerls
ucknowludidwl to be a superior article, and every otherae*
ccmmodritiou about hi« house cannot be excelled.
BKNTTZ.
Kannett Ale* ——
WD. ENOUSH, Bole Bottler or SMITH’S celebrated
• Kennett Aieend Brown Stout. Also,Common Ale
and Porter, In quart and pint bottles.
The attention of families, and tne trade, la respectfully
»°Hclted. auli:y
W Mineral Water ana Sarsaparilla w
M. D ENGLISH, Pitt street, below Penn, la now
manufacturing and hottlelng the above beteragea on
an extensive scale. Ills articles am of the beat quality, and
nufactared from the purest materials. ootl7!ly
steamboat Furniture and Chain*
gjiSflßSgsffigWffil- WE we constantly engaged in tbe
manuacture of STKAMhOAT CABIN
ggiSIsBSSa CHaIKS and FURN’ITDRK, of every
_ , description, and pay particular attention
to the manufoctu re of the best styles, suitable fbr the use
of Steamboats. Our experience in this branch of the busi
ness enables us to warrant satisfaction, as well with the
promptitude in which orders are filled, as in the quality of
the work and personal attention given to the fitting out.
Those Interested in furnishing Boats, will find It to their
advantage to give os a c»JI,
Jj2l
a' H ? AMItNTiON Otf LADIiM u lulled [o
the UKIIPaTIC SOAP,prepared by the subscriber from
the recipe of a London Chemist, and used for rendering the
akin smooth, soft and delicately white, remoring SaLlowness,
Pimples, Tan, Cutaneous Eruptions, and redness of the shin.
All o. ape, chafes, Ac., on the hands, are healed by it. It
has bean used with great success in cases of Scald Ilead.
For the cure of eore, rough hand*, it Is unrivalled. Price
12>$ cents a cake; or in boxes, for family use, containing
one dozen cakes, $1,25 per box. Bold wholesale and retaU
by 8. L. CT7TUBKKT,
d * e U No UO Third st
O* BlngM&m A Co.’i Transportation i^ixa*
§l^
T°nkw\™! U |? BALTIiWiUi and
J. NJSWIORK.—The owners and Agents oj said Une
hare been for the past fourteou years connected with tbt
old established Bingham’s Line.” They will give their
usoal prompt attention to the forwarding of Produce,Mer
chaudixe, Ao., in the shortest time and on as favorable
terms as any other Line. rtU O
d.l^L o^dMttao“ hlpm ” nt b,twe “ n
GEO. BINGHAM A 00.,
Oanal Basin, Liberty at, Pittsburgh.
BINGHAM, DAVIB A 00,
Proprietors.- 270 Market sreet, Philadelphia.
JAMES WILSON, Agent,
121 North at., Baltimore.
M. L. OSTRANDER, Agent,
_ l 30 West st., New York.
CHImA HAIXT,
and QUEKNSWarE, now open at tbe aboreLitabll.h
f}r'“ t , T ,,? ur soo<le being entirely new, we are enabled to
Tea fll Sf > il M 'r n B ?’ g ? l4 5f nil and £ano ? ooloredetone ware
Diahea, and every article appertaining to a Dinner Set Is
igLfS 7 U ■ft** 1 - Britannia
“ 4 HoUi ° i ’ urlll,llln sOoode, wi
COMMON WARE—Our stock of common Tea. Pl.t..
ln\h'?!lne‘l"','re, aP a P n l rw B “'' lj! '
5 *>tboo= with
whlih > ’we l^re”ertlSe t S°m t . of r“ 11 t kllld ’ of WARE,
SdhSd « ° fWh ‘ Ch
xm JOHN J. O'LEARY.
UHTBUPUIHU HOURS. '
JVb 138 Wood street, Third door bdoto Ttnrin ARn,
BOWN 4 TJffILBT would Mil the atlentloTof Sorting
men to their Urge assortment of dune, Rifles and Ro.
volrlng Pistols, the largest and best selected stock erer
opened in this market! together with a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlex7, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or
for good approved paper. marlB
Afl lfKNKiiS —P.i Auction ut &,o Ho£
‘.5 . V* “1
J®-BBQKEB£*
lid. H. Wnj.MWS ............1.... ——:....■ .1 j Tbi ll M’r.nr
Win. H. WlUtamiftCo.l
BANKERo AND EXCHANGE -BROKERS
, **”>«■ Ww» and Thiri.HireU. :. ’
A |! t . ran ? cl,ons ““Jeon llhoral terms. Collections
of Dilto, ftotea, promptly attended to.- j«ngp-iy >
h’oossbu.* willock,
BANKEBB,
AND, Dealers in Etchange, Bank Notes, QoM and Silver
i a . ni Pttr Pund ' received on deposit
B i 'L d 00 coramlasion. Collections made
at any point in the United Statea.
Booth East corner of Market and Fifth etreeta,
PITTBBURQH. PA.
ARTHURS, RODGERS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
COIt K ES OP FOURTH AND SMITRFJELD STREETS
>u *-6p ' Pittßbargta, Pa» ’
c. a. »in.iHa.. —-JO3. lcdewio.
Willtins A Co.,
(Successors to A. \\ ilklus A Co.)
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
I„ IVo - 71 • fburtA strut, Pittsburgh, '
N TRE nmneroos suspcnsior.e of Banks and Bankers
SjJXSji o ,?* .*£ <lttriD V he last si a months, we
art Buttoned that in almost erery instance their troubles
hare grown out of a departure from their legitimate busi
ness; and we, therefore, take oeeasion to assure the public
“““? 00 f,P«<V.‘ UoM to "fancy stocks,” or other
JflSS 1 ? oP'ratlone,” shall tempt ns from the strict and le
gitimate line of oar buslness-bellering that In aroidlng
all such iurestments weßhali not only be better able to
scree our customers and ensure their safety, but that in
adopting such a eoune we shall promote our own ultimate
■ I f cbBl W. 4 CO.
PATRICKS A PRIEHD,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
flaw Removed thtir (fficttoVu Oorntr qf Fifthand Wood six.
nTTBBDAOH.PI.
PATMOKB A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dmlots In Notes, Drafta, Acceptances, Gold, SDTer
fn U «.?™« N !T e on the Boston and Weston
Cities constantly for sale.
OoUeeUonsmadeln aU the cities thronghont the United
States. Deposits received In par Binds or current paper, at
the corner of fifth and Wood Streets. [foh&
N. HOLMES ft 80HS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
navi nratovxD raxia mime am axonaitos orncx to no.
67 MATHIH BTUH, TOUB DOOAS RXLQW mn »■>«
N" S?nS * ?°?A Ba S!” “ d Exctan ««Broken,
iJ • J? 1 I S?S e !L ID «? ,O i 6, » Acceptances, Gold, 811*
B “ tOTn “ a WratBrn
Oollections made In all the cities throughout the United
i? 8, v revived in par foods or current paper, No.
CT Market street, between Third and Fourth eta. fi&Sfcly
. . TIBKAIAN ft CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ao. 96 Wood Street, comer of Diamond Alley.
FiTTaacAon, pa.,
T>UY AND SELL Bank Notea and Coin; Discount time
a , nd , rrc “} issor 7 notes; toafee 00116011008 in
all the principal cities of the Union. Receive deposits on
call and on Interest, and give their prompt attention to all
other matter, appertaining to a Broker’s business. Eastern
Exchange constantly on hand. marfl
JOHN WOODS. ’
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
DSAixa m
Sarehanga, c°m m orolal and Bank Xotet.
TOOK bought and sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest poid on Deposit.
_ Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. XI
“Hi declC
S T _. ocanxa or vtood a.vd nm mma.
IGHT EXCHANGEon the Eastern Cities constantly fer
Tima Bills ot Exchange and Notes discounted.—
uoid, Silvw and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections
made In all the principal cities of the United States. De
posltfl received of Par and Current Funds. (marfffly
J. G. MARTIN, Agent
mia gmm, pwarp rah*, moaxaci
KRAMER & RAHH,
B BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
V? AND BELL Gold, Bilrer, and Bank Note#; negotiate
Loans on Real Estate or Stock Securities; purchase
rromissary Notes and Time Bills, on East and W«t; buy
and sell Stocks on OommlfisJon. 3
Collections made op all points in the Union. [myl
€K R ARNOLD h CO!
D bankers and exchange brokers,
EALEBSIn Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes, Sight and
Time Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to.
ana proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Stocks bought and sold on commission. •
*3- No * Fourth st, next door to Bank of PittaVg. fselS
Dceiaiia andjFbmgn Exchange* Bank Notes, Hold and Silver
Sold and Exchanged, at the
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OP
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
„ . W WOOD STRUT, PimBOBOn.
lnterest allowed on time deposits. [ jan!2
PROPRIETOR.
rnojrrso.i bxll. no A C . rruc r
THOMPSON BELL & 00.,
B ANKEUBAND BROKERS,
turner of Third and Wood streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THOMAS WOODS,
BROKER, “*B#
AKD DZALXR IH
Note*} Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate, Ac.,
No. 76 Fourth st., Pittsburgh, Pa. fjoSJ
J. SCILANDELMEREB,
0. B. FRANCIS.
William A. Hill A Co.,
BANKERS,
H_ r _ , No. W Wrxxl strut, Pittsburgh.
OLD on eals the following BONDS AND STOCKS*-
40 shares Exchange Bank;
K do Xlonongabela Navigation Company;
20 do Citizens' Insurance Com pan y ;
$2,000 Monongabela NaTl B aiJoo Company Bonds*
$-5,000 City of Pittsburgh Bunds;
$5.000 County of Allegheny Bonds f*eps:dlw»wif
ClmmlotcJ’a Loan Office,
"VTO. 100 BMITHFIELD STREET. NEAR FIFTH.—
11 Xloney loaned on Gold and SIITeT Watcbea, Silverware
and other valoohle articles. aul4:<ilT
DELAWARE
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE In the North Room of the Exchange, on Third
street, PUILADELPinA.
_ MARINE INBURANCE3.
On Vxssns, )
Oamo, >To all parts of the World.
Facoaro. j
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods bv rivers, canaU, lakes and land carriages, to
all parts of the Union. ’
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandize generally.
On stores, dwelling bouses, Ac.
ASSISTS OP TilE COMPANY, NoTMnber 7, J 863.
Bond, and Mortgagfs..- SOO 00
Stotsof I'enntylr.tiia, Philadelphia city, Bpriog ’
Garden, Southwark, and other 10an5...... J.Bl 653 42
Stocks in banks, railroads and insurances com* '
Cosh on band....... 16.0T1 30
Balances in the hands of Agents and'premium*
on Xlarine Poftdoa recently issued 121,T0T 6T
BubscrlptionNotes .. „100,000 00
OTimoM.
Wm. Martin, Dr. B. M. Huston,
Joseph 11. Soft], Hugh Crate.
MrnuniA Bonder, Spencer M'llrsln.
John 0. Daria, Charles Kelly,
Bobert Burton, Samuel E. Btokes,
John B. Penrose, Henry Bloan,
QeorgeG Lelpor, ! James Traquolr,
Edward Darlington, | Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
H Jones Brooke, 1 Joshna L. Prioo,
J. fl. Johnson, JamesTennent,’
James 0. Hand, John B. Somple,
Theopilns Panldlng. Charles Schaffer
M Garland, J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
W.O. Ludwig, B. T. 0. Morgan, do
WM. MARTHe, President.
Joe™ W. Oowan, a Vl " I “ t -
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY *
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 86TH, 1880
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. E. Comer of Third and Chatnut
Street t, Philadelphia.
Qfleere of the Seme Board at PhOadetphiat
MMCtOBS.
Stephen ILOrswftird, Ponl B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lswrense Johnson,
Benjamin W.Tlnglqr, Geo. M’Henrr,
wmi b L ' £?°iJunes Devereux,
_WilUsm M. Godwin, William Sl’Kee.
PretxderU —Stephen R. Crawlbrd.
rice President —Azabroee W. Thompson.
fuSS? 4 James H. Willson, M. D.
Allegheny City —B. B. Mowry, M. D. ’
„ GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
m l 7 ? No. 74 Fourth Btreet, Pittsburgh.
T. B. TOBNG A Of>.
Tb» FranttlLn Ftr« Ininruct Company,
4h vr S f? er, l^ mu ° 1 J&oob H. Smith, Geo. W Rich-
Start?SjilSiS' Adol^ hl E - Srld S. Browne
r!?^ 1 ? 80 ®* „ GHAfI. N. Bajtciceb. ftrsident,
Ouab. Q. Baa cue, Secretary.
. op limited, on ersry
descrtptkraof property, In town end oountry, et raiee as mi
as ere consistent with security. M ‘°w
_2?£ » large Contingent Pond,
which, with their capital and premiums, aafeWinvGsteri
ford amplfc protection to the assured. ” vested, ar
grhe Assets of the Company* on January Ist, 1851, as pub
“ Aet °f were is follows, vl,:
|flff ”
oaah,4o 04*346 81
TOtaleeeteeteee*eeee*,.woeeea,ee.we«,,,,,. # , % ,,,^ # , A| 212.708 44
ZHnoe their incorporation, a period’of twenty-one years,
they hare paid upward of One SHlllon Pour Hundred ThDu
sand Dollars losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
jdTantageß of Insurance, as well aa the Ibfiity and dlspod-
Uon to meet with promptness all liabilities. j
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Aeent, I
Omoe, north-east oor. Wood and Third eta, |
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ’
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premium ana Weitem Fund
$1,000,000. '■
n ... „ INCORPORATED 1826.
Policial of Insurance Issued at all times on the mort&rora-
Me terms, against
LOSS OB DAMAGE BY FIBE,
OB THI ’
PERILS OP NAVIGATION,
BY
GEO. E. ABNOLD, Aohht
FOBrrrrsßVßaß and elleobent cw carry.
Weitem Injuranee Company, Pittibnrrt
A ’>
A Home Institution, managed by Dnucroaa who am wj.ii
known In th. who ere determtaert hl
to maintain the character willed
ttab " t ~™o?e
I^•*“wS&dtt;a£JSISSS.VJ£SSS ,
V.'
Rtmovaj.
HILL ft CO.,
BANKERB AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
P. A. MADERIA, Agent,
No. OS Water street, Pittsburgh.
r • « *.' ,
- £.&Y**
DRY GOODS.
A Prices to stilt aU.-Drv Goods., ,
orTIGHJB, coraur of Gran • and Fifth streets. has just
• received and is now opening Lis first Fall ; stocks for
UUs season. The attention of ladiesis respectfully directed
to the following prices:
Fino French Merinoes at Tsc; 6-4 wide Parametaa 25c; a
large assortment of De Care at 12c; fast colored Prints
600 pieces Flannels at 16c up; yard wide Sheeting &/£• au
wrv°l Do Lalns at 28c. Kentucky janes, tweeds ana satti
nels from 18>£ up, checks, ticking?, muslins, linens, crash,
tablecloths, all wivij plaids, blankets, shawls, ribbons and
evOT other arlielo usually kept in a Dry Goods Store, aliof
whioh will bo eold for caih at prices to suit the times.
flew Arrival o t Spring mud Summer Dry
Goods.
DAT No. 99 N. W. BIDE OF WOOD STREET.
GREGG A CO., Importers and Jobbers in British,
• French and German DRY GOODS. Having receiv
ed our large and exteusivo stock of spring and summer
goods, purchased from importers, manufacturers, and part
through our own importation, wc feel safe in assuring our
old customers, country merchants and city dealers general
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
wo can offer such inducements to buyers as are rarely met
with in the trade.
Among our dry goodp stock will be found cashmeres, de*
mineit, Portsmouth lawns of the most desirable designs,
mohair lustrea, alpacas,plain black and fancy figured silks,
ginghams and fancy prints, latest styles; broadcloths, fancy
vestings, cassimeres, satinets, tweeds and summer pant**
looning; brown and black muslins, table diapers.
We have also opened n very large assortment of bonnets,
newest styles, palm leaf ha to, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
anti an extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons;
with lace goods, fancy nuttings, jaconetts, mull and figured
Swiss muslins and black silk veils, Ac.
Our variety stock embraces In part combs, buttons, per*
cussion eftpy, threads, port monales, patent medicines, per
fumery, aud almost every article usually kept in the va
riety line, together with a large stock of gold and silver
walcnen, watch materials, glasses, gold and gilt jewelry of
newest patterns, and a great variety of 30 hour and 8 day
elncKß, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
or eatisiuctory reference.
N. b.—An early call from buyera is respectfully solicited.
Üb * D D. GREGG A CO.
QitEAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOOJDS AT
A. M’TIGHE’a KSW STORE.
B CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFTH STREETS.
AYING THIS DAY OPENED MY NEW STORE, I
beg leave to call the attention of the Ladies to the
large and splendid assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, just received. Among the stock may be found
»me or the very finest goodß now imported. It comprises,
200 pieces black and fancy Dress Silks, 60cts.to $2 per yd
600 do Mous.de Lalnes, Baregede Laines,and Mousse
line d allege;
200 do Beautiful Bareges and Tissues, in great Yarietv:
260 do New Style Dress Ginghams;
do American, French and English Prints;
600 do Frenchann English Lawns;
2000 French Collars, from cents to $6,00;
200 Mantillas, of the latest styles, among which are sot*
of the most beautiful imported Into this country
_ v!’ 0 A, M \! Jll S"' T j c,lln & s - Checks, Linens, Orash, Diapers,
Table Clothe, Gentlemen's Wear, Ac. *
TRIMMINGS.—In this department will be found a corns
plate assortment ot Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, Maltese
and Hooltou Law, fine English and Thread Lace; all of
which will be cold unusually low. *
Ten bales yard wide Muslin at six cents per yard.
_JEII A. MTIQHE.
HEW DEY GOODS STOEE.
01l° n S’ront-50.91 Slarket .treet.
UK h°u«o being now open for the traneaetlon of a gener
nl Dry Clooda bualnras, we would respectfully solidt the
patronage of the pnbfle, feeling confident that, from oar ox-
KTA*mK rmni 1 ® toclt °f SILKS, FANCY AND
br AI Lt (jOOnd, wo can offer each inducements as will in.
Eure entire raUsfaction. HAGAN A ait?
aprlitf Non. 91 Market and 8 Dnlon street.
N 1 — ' —
H. ..,' r ‘ I r ' >e “l‘ ror Ladle,.
A>l r W m,t m F mtl™ stock of old Collars, (the
result ofa combination of the Ladle*,) I haro rewired
»hle^ CrniDß flnß S '*’ lw > French end Jaconet Collate,
which are ont far ono week only, on commls«lon, conee?
qncntlv they must and null be eold at price, so loi as to
erml.le erery bony to buy their friendsgome for New Years,
ibe lot of Collar* are ordered lo be eold at not what ther
are.worth, but whatever thoy will bring. Aa thla lg the
la- I"*’ T oreOM Intending to pure haw anything In
rwH*^ 0 " ll ‘ fini ? 11 to their interest to call soon at Van
oorder’s Trimming Storo, and make their selections.
, „ FRANK VAN GOItDKR,
. ho. 5.1 Market street, corner of the Diamond.
LOTH IN G STORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO
F.SSPSm °i, f k hBCel ' ,bratod !r lolhln S Depot on Liberty
street, which has won an unbounded popularity under
ne w. of the THREE 810 DOORS, bare, for the pc£
poMofacqainiigmoro epaoe for their immenee bnilneM
remoyed to the spacious building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET
Whore they have now the most *
BPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHSI
AKD
READY MADE. CLOTHING,
That tana ever hren offered to the public
Tha.rpnndpal object for this tenoral, Is to give them
Korefaculties forth* 6
WHOLESALE TRADE
They era prepared toeell Goods at the
LO WEST EASTERN PRICES/
t 0 * " ««> “ “J »»«■
CUSTOM WORK,
m tbi bzst trm*, Ain> upon to* soobtzst non a.
be ‘ utlful aß “ rtment 01
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BUST-
NESS COATS.
Our lnteroKto ar« identical with tho«. of our cujtomerK.
will not fell to
UJmfr nil orders ve maj be favored with
£ar DON’T FORGET THE PLACE— ‘
§B Wood Street,
(eart side,} cobner of diamond allsy.
N. B—We desire our patrons to understand tha twe hare
no longer any connection with the Clothing Buelness on
Ho^v&^.sr" 0 " * th »
maria
Me dmq\d watts.
EKCHANT TALLOR. NO. ISS LIBERTY STREET
I hare now on hand & Ur*** stack of Fall and Winter
ucxjos OTefroatlD^,°fent ir td y new dodgns; PI mb Vest
loss, of th* remit beautiful patterns; French and Enclieh
of over)’ style and shade in the market, all of
which I wU mnke to order on the most reasonable term*
and warranted to Bint. M y ’
JN Id\V SPRISd GOODS. '
C .«T. rww Vf i? AT7O!IN ' «=CLO3KEY 4 CO’S Whole
»ale Clothing Warehouse, No. S 3 Wood street, and corner
UloS t *.'£"? ll .a? Uey .' v°' 0 lar & cst a»d most varied Btock of
**f l JW* celebrated house has srer had the pleasure
of Inviting the ettention of the public to. These grid, have
> “ rr i?”" 1 I r0Ia ba n<K and . consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that we
can end do sal! at as small proflls as any house In the east
erncltlee. Therefore, wo respectfully Invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchante, in general, to
av r<l * ninn o,lr extensive assortment of
READY MADE CL- illlNQ. n ta almoet impossible to
enumerate the quant' ycf immense plies of garments that
lat1 at tbifl K 1 ' establishment; It Is sufficient to
say that It haa never tcon equalled by the house Itself.
■°» rlC:lf JOHN McCLOSKEY 4 CO
$627,470 S 3
GUAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
SO. 4T ST. CLAW HOTEL BUILDISCS
G “C .CLSn, STBXKT, PITTSBURGH. '
ENTLEMK.VB CLOTHDIG made exclusively to order,
and warranted to suit- Has constantly on band a
onoice assortment of CLOTHS, CASSrMKRES. VESTING"?
and OVERCOATING, of the
f “- stomt cc d 0 ■ Gentlemen leaving their orders, will
have their wishes consulted end complied with, as all work
la dopo under bis own aapnrvislon. nov!2
TI” ~ Clotlitngj Clothing!
E i U i? .rl g 2 cd . informß'hifl friends and the
publiothst bo Is now receiving at blnstoro, No. 177 Lib
erty street, o choice assortment of Cloths, Cssslmores and
' “Xtlnga, of the latest end most desirable styles. which he
is prepared to make to order in the most fashionable man
ncr, at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms,
of S® T m R i fio^ n » h M nda * larß !f na well raßQ ufhctnred stock
of ready made Clothing, to which wo Invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will find It to their
mirrh««n° CaU 0t 177 liberty street.before making their
purchases. fmarfi] 0 . CONNER.
„„ New Clothing store. ‘ —
Tnu 0 ' i’ £J? T ? STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
J , he li K ri^ r h ,“ Just °T* nßd “■'» n «» establishment,
where be has always on hand a large and choice assort
ment of all articles of OLOTHING, which ho waSantaSSd
Zr 7 T tT„IP’ ,Dd wUI Be “ °“ hß moetSrtleTri.
CeB ‘ Jcf P ul)^e are requested to giro him a call P
m&r9:l7 B. OPPENHKIMKR.
WATCHES, EWEIiRY, & c .
Watch Trade. '
WE Invite the attention of cltitena and strangers loonr
and carefnlly Helected stoek of Watches and
tnocaa; Railroad Time-keepers, in gold and .diver “as—
real Chronometers for the pocket, warranted not to rare
to'S t 1 month3 ’ P * t "° t Lever Watches, ('em $l2
to s2^o , a large aascrunent of good oommon or low nriced
Statfn *n botll !n ani silver cases. Also, Railroad
Station Regulators, Office Clocks, Church Clocks Ac
Wstch Rsvimmo.—We do Watch Repairing' in i man
ner no, excollcd, if equalled, by any establishment I “tt”
„ W W. WILSON.
_ flB P lB corner of Market and Fourth streets.
CLOCKS 1 CLOCKS I i CLOCKS Ifi ~
Pfetflo & Dleyran,
QT?5ii BRa IN watches, clocks,jewelry
Ac, NO. 42 PlPTllStreetcar
ha M °"i ln S Post, formerly occu-
Iffiaaapied by L. Relneman A Co. We have now hand a
offer to'th SSOI t? ent . of 8 d “ y “ Dd 24 hour Clocks, which we
offer to the public at groat bargains, such as: Iron coses*
pearl Inlaid and all other patterns of Mantel Clocks. **
Also, a rich assortment of fine gold and silver natent
iSS.v Dd r r i aDt f anchor «»capment Watches,and an ele
toß cheatror t^h^ randSUT ° rWare ' Hhlch w * ‘“‘end to
■owpLran^r^d^ ooB inthBb ' !st
HEW JEWELBY STOEE'
ij So* 8 7 Market Street. '
.1 H, i ß ' KNBON,(of the late Arm of John B.M'Paddan
roened atVh Mp l? tftlll ? armouacos 10 the PubU vhat be h*a
Jkwvx S r utS2l® stand, a fine assortment of WATOHEB
UNDm i p 1 ? 1 A P rLATED WARE,LAMM7af.
Jw,,,°„ L ™ a^ ocfe ' a ’ i<i TaUc CuOery, Britannia Wand
£fb™rtn™. & °' “ d 1110 uiaol vari “y ° f his u“
WATCTE“”CTra^? a “ 0 n glTBn 40 the EEPAIR °*
win'U r 3!i ts V U^5 t fr0 “ 1 ' 1 - - lon B In bnulnees. he
wl!h 'hek pb^^ 815100011 01 01088 who
Pittsburgh, May 15th. 1853. my2s
HiVTMn nr Z. Klchardaon, JeweUer.
AVINQ refitted his store in a handsome manner, ami
out recently returned from the eastern cities with a
GOOD? ETCHES, JEWELRY, a n<l FANCY
018 att3Dtlon of his friends and custom
among his Watch® will be found the
5Sf d i a^ ble <- B & ,leB ’ P atter ns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
r Rink° f R Br^ he8 ’ Breast «"» Fob “J Vest O&W
nnrP™ R i° ffB » anniature Lockets, etc., etc.
B3 Pa P ier Moche, Work Tables and
£?s?iV P !L D< ?, Vase5 > Perfume Bottles, Table Mat*
in sreat variety; China Fruit
rl, , with an endless variety of useful and or-
articles, which have only to be' seen to be app£
““** _ [Povll NO. 81 MARKET STREET. |
lUCU aOLD 3KWELHY AT
„r* wls h lo inform the public that we
tlrv Vt nri^l n «.°? r preBent stock of floe Watches and Jew-
Sj’jMi “fw 1 rannot •>» heat. Therefore, we eay to
™ -to ™ ~ ^Sl t ha* wbh t 0 ta y fln ” Watches and Jewe?
mVsh JL? u 6Dd BflTe from to 60 per cent In yoar
SSSra^f** JWU “»*» »y »t 67
™'^™ t 2‘ lBp>Wn .S st tended to In all its branches,
tnred »?2Sm3S, r 'T lirB<lol “^^
JeT HMS’S Matfcrtst, I
\*'y :
■■■- ■ ••»
A. MTIG HE,
corner Grant and Fifth streets.
CLOTHING.
JOHN M’CLOSHEY A CO.
Winter Goode I
WBMffiRE.
JAHKS V. WOODWELtf
| CABINET PtrairiTVßß BA NUFA VTURER.
Wara-rooma 07. and 09 Third street.
i ,*gsgßßStt£±* J- W. W. respectfully Informs<sa
I his friends and customers that hew,
! SBHH| hasnoweompletedfcisepringstoek lO)
! f .,. ri J ,| ~. -of Furniture, which Is decidedly
i 2m a Bßgk ,s ß^beBtwß ?Olfcrod.liw.Mle In. this City, which
KiSt or wist** prioe ? M low. as any In the United States,
Aa bo te determined to uphold the quality with well sea*
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest designs and
&om the extent of his orders and facility in mftTmf.Ktnyfag,
priMa, " 1 to warranted furniture, at the lowest
i-? 6 th® principle of identifying his customers'
interest with his own, in quality and prioe, and keepa al*
ways on hand the greatest rariety of erery description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele*
gant and eostly, that a house, or any part of one, mar be
furnlßtwKi from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or*
i^K^?Jf ) S olrtlltf^ a r vlcle * conrist 7 hx part, of his stock,
which for richness of style and flpkn cannot be surpassed
in *uy of the Eastern dtiea: ■urpaweu
Louis XIV tete-a-tete Sofas;
„ 60 Sofas, in plush and hair cloth;
60 dot. Mahogany Chair*;
20 dox. Walnut «
60 Rr^v< nf « «<
20 Walnut «» «i
60 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut «
W Marble Top Centra Tables;
an ci i< easiE S Bureaus
§£ _ , * Washstands;J
40 Enclosed m *
100 Common u
so PUn Draaing Bureaus;
W^hogmjrßedrtwda:
20 Walnut «<
60 Cottage «
S l ™? “d Pf>Pl« BalrtMir,
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut « ’
10 Cherry «
60 Plain Bureaus;
5° 1114 Brea *lwt Table,
“ and Bookcases;
SO doa. Oana Seat Chairs:
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs:
12 Ladies’ Writing Beaks;
M^S2,’ roWolSt “ lds! What-Nots;
Pdpar Machs Tables:
g™«w»annoluii*; Pembroke *•
SJSSiS? 0 !1 Hall and Tier ••
j L Ladles’ Work
Pmtl Inlaid “ Extension mnln, Tables;
Cottle end Hall Chalra; ottom » n »:
wn™u?RnHiro§ en ii of OOMMOS FURNITURE and
SSTtath™]^ 8 - 4fina * MaKZBa supplied with all ar*
and HOTELS, fnmlihod at the shortest
All orders promptly attended to.
StawaDoati. Adoy i
I JjQ'Lht r 1 Ba^3cr tender their acknow-<9|
Klgmenuforlhe farora beatowed uponGl
th<“ *>7 their Steamboat friends, and W®
Jd iS'b^lST <:tf Si ly r ™ lnd them and othera interest.
boa “> that they are at all times prepared to
SbSnj'nmltari ll e ™ s ? Mble terms, erery description of
CaMn Furniture and Chairs of the beat material and work
““'f' _ T. B. YODNO 4 CO..
Comer Third and Smlthfleld atreeta,
opposite “ Brown's Hotel.”
~ Jamci Lowry. jr„
BEDSTEAD MAaNUFAOTUREE—No. 294
* aT-aT IO^ 11 8 Bow, Liberty street, has on hand a lam
.SSS°W»«« Bedsteads of every description, madeof
tte best materUls, which he wfll xell lower ttankrSdM oi
SPJ}"* “f?, 1 *??. to , u « Ixrge stock of Mahogany and Walnut
SfcCT Wh . kh hl> " IU MUatgwatly rodaeed
Also, Turning ol eveTy deaenptlon exocutod In tha
] 6ft * th!
Xudto. r A4am " “borty Streets, will bo promptly
moral
H... A.niLLIRESftcO..
AYtS ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. 64 Smithfleld gtreot, a
of fancy «nd pliln fund tore, whlchthej
will sell 16 per cent belcrw customary rates 3
Tcrma—caflh only.
to Clash Pnrchaitri.
» Ti. CiIAIItSAND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
AH fa* work is warranted.
°nr terms are OAB H - JAMES DOWRY, JR_
mmr “ oor. Barenthsand Liberty sta.
t?l OARmCTWin V S BON contlnart to manuftctur*
Eg* 05 at his old stand,
tfklrHn**** Lfbertj- ind Bevratb streets. UKDEBTAK
* INQ attended to, In all Its branches. xnjll
IAIHBURG PIANOS.
A N or« vno Lo s,°/ th » 0 ” “■•" Ur celebrated HAMBURG
by Lieta, Thalbera, and other treat per
v"“, “™> bM J“Stbeen received by CHARLOTTE BLCMB,
i? whirh U>» attention of Teacher^
P |f y ‘l^ tß “ le3 ’ ° n<l th * PUbU " Keueraily, la r£
„„ F °; 49 ®1, 7 oetove Rosewood, Louia XIV, (tall earred back
■ BUh p#Umt iron frime “ nll ElWin 2
JttZa?' 7 ort °! B ® BMW «x>, earred back and ftont, pat
en l** ron rame and sliding desk, $660, * V
N °* ISS' Z oc if Td a ° 9 * WOO(1 ' full earred iron frame, $6OO
mSIT •• “ 600
S?7o’- ?i ‘" “ earred,* 400
aSkkv " a Louis XIV, 600
ilYi' V& “ “ earred, 400
- 6047, S’" “ fu» round corners, 876
:: " ■ u 4* dMk >i»
*&* “ " ta »« " g*
2328,6 “ a „ S?
8006, “ “ « ■ gS
SOSO, eg- m . sS
ggi :: :, •; ndin g de,k,sS!
!SS .. ; lronfram '- «•
4931, 6 « « §2
4163,6%** «i Bondotr, 375
nl i*%L Sin!f KS r and Western PennsylTa.
ma, for Pallet, * Boston; Haines, Bros. A Co-
N. and F. 0. Bsichcnbach, Philadelphia^
CHARLOTTE BLUUE,
No, 118 Wood street.
T I K>RTKR C fr I m E .h r *f lr<d » »•» lo‘Of PlAo
X FURXEB, from the celebrated manufactory of
... CIUCKERINO 4 EONS,
which completed hie etock Intended eapeclally
708 TUS ODLIDITB.
Thow who are detiroue of preaenting their families with
an etcpant, tubful and attntial place of
PARLOR FURNITURE,
hare now an opportunity of eeleotlng from the largest and
choictst Stocks Piano Fortes « T er offered for B "fin xhb
city. They eompriae all styles considered to be In
GOOD TASTE,
fromaplaln bat elegant exterior to the moat elaborately
ALSO FOE BALB,
A largo lot of PIANO FORTEsTfrom WoODWir.r a,
Boston; Baews 4 ALLatt, Boaton ; Stodart, New ' ,
tasos, Boston, 4c , 4c.: from the plainest to thi
travagantty ortW, aiu, end with icarl iese “ °“ “•
AT VERY REDUCED I'B’CES.
AISO,
ftom^to'^Mea^r 1 P1 ““’ Eom6 of nearly new,
Albo, a fine lot 0 f
Mxtonxoae, Gmiana, Putto Sroota m Covxaa.
Diamond alley rod Fb.lrth .bwt 9 °dST’
Uolodeoni.
XT b l ' B, ° £NUINO MAKE.
N ~r? B , EB *“» 4»*t completed his. _
-SSiSriSSSr
"“T,taproeement of the
nak« thettnauperior, SjSS* vhkh
Ragout tbrth. Pennine M.lodeon n^Tir,
decl6
Foil i Baa .
auHoy.
1118 S t t? tll v M “ 1 offlee FitUbnrgh, for
TA^HSSL? 0 4 e f “ d to C ?“ t^
haring frieods in the Old Oonntre I * Jersonfl
either Bending them money or Darton' desirous of
bUi arrangement for ta'low mLdl^S B'’ 8 '’
bo Arm a basifl that mla takes cannot oc™r^?. P , Ui ’ Qnii 00
to any party Dminjr the last ten °f our » oor losses accrue
been In this buainiSf h “ “ n „?'? ra io "hioh he has
of dollars withont”tLe loaa of "a dollar an'il ? h hal if 111111100
which he ia agent, in Lirenxml li,. „v! a:;i1 , ibe house for
46,000 persona during the Sat rear “S’ 1 U*™
a complaint of negtet oi duty on ftei? m **’ WUhoat
pil! torerS tS J° r^ doo i f “W™. Liver,
Koeh, Newry, Galway, UndonJerry B eSjf’n Port
York, Philadelphia, Boston BaluS,™ ld Dundalk, to New
and from thence to Pittsburgh • or , j or^?, New Orleans,
forwarding passengers froJttenee toiny^S? of S° Uy to
«- ZESSSSStEiSC
Edwards, Banfcrd 4 0a”.. ENQLAIiI> '
wbl Tappscott & Oo
Englatid l and prl ° 01 al ' "o* 1 " 0 and" to ir'ns througliou 1 !
Prorincial Bank, Ir*Und“™. N .“;
Armagh, Cmn “**?“■
7* Tan » Dungannon, Mallow
s£h Sr
sSL* §£ S ter
Bar- IS a 25 -' §s£
{£££■>
„ M ON SCOTLAND.
InXTowS^^grr l ’ ““»»•»« U, br.noh„
[ Hum Edward Blunt d^c^fß.SS'ra.
tun. Vojpl, Kock 4 00, Bankers, fiankforton-the-llaln.
(Available in inj citj In Germany.)
JAMES BLAKELY.
dec9 00n “ r of B ' v,uU * Smlthfleld BtreeV
- BltteOurgh- Ha
Slf^w'f ? F “* Uroad Stations, $5O to $76.
Bil?er Watches £roa sto to $BO/ 9
Gold Watches worn $26 to f*?n
tag of fine Watciiea, «7 Market rtiwt, oirSr 5f
W. W. WILSON.
Practical Watch M.vU
OTOEE BOOM TO LET, duuUd on Third *,
O n BwoJliaj Boom, on Otrpest«r*« tUn *
<MU t
V:
Jm
MISCELLANEOUS. !
» ' , - . ?BW omot. ‘ •
&cniUesfromoß^Sf r Sdrt2g^i r 1 ! ,l ‘ !l “joyottw
himself' that be can H “ fllltt «™
timber of enr kind, lumber end
deliver them et any pofnton UmAUenhenv
Ohio, or Mississippi riTersj
B tore Boats, Coaf Fists, Boat GuraeUffi iEW
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal.iu. S . n /i? ber ' ®? i l’
end will attend to the Sale and Kentof emmo*: ???£
his long experience in lumbering, fTetehtino
building, he thinks he can give general Mids/sction *^l
I»moM are requested to make their ;' M t“
ehdiy thOM wanting boats or large bilisof lumber andtlrn
ber, should contact for them in the fat] for the spring ,?a
summer use.; He will aleo attend to the purchase and
of any commodity that may be desired. ' • “ • -
addressed to David Mora, Beal Estate and Con
tracttagAgent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 120, post paid, will be
punctually attended to. His office is on Irwin street; No,
a, Allegheny House. DAVID MDNN.
umram.
001. James B.Morgan, lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Mr, John Morrison, Esq;, “ « °
“ Allegheny River.
S Sli?? 1 ”"'' “ Clarion “ •
Mr/George B. Bweney. *« .<< »»
0. &J. Hahn ft Co- ** "« -• u
de«2l:lydaw
EDMUND WILKINS,
Eagle Marble and Freeport Stone Works,
SO. 246 HEAD OF WOOD STREET, “iTOBnMu"’
MAnd near Vie Cemetery Gate, Laiorencettilk
ONUMKNT3, BURIALVAU&B, TOMBBTOKE3,-&c
f I 2? po m Bton f Walla “d Peaces, Mantle Pieces, Cen
Pi «r Tops, always on hand and made to order.
. fL r’T: a new stylii of Fence for Cam*
°* DURABLE STONE, cut through in panel or
railing form, and at very little cost over Iron fencing -1
refer to apedmetiß of that and other work rhava'already
done in the Cemetery. 1 have on band * cholre
section of drawings for every description of wort In my
Ooi. henry McCullough, Pittihurah.
WM. IiAQALEY, Esq- do
KRAMER A RAUMT do
Mr». HARMAB DENNY, do
Hon. WILLIAM WILKINS, Home Wood.
Hon. TUGS. IRWIN, Allegheny.
Mrs. TIERNAN, Sr., do
JOHN MCDONALD CROSS AN, Engr, Monongaheln
■■ ■ i aprlO.d&w
F
Carter’s Spanish Mis4(M>e. :
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BEOODJ
Hot a. Particle of Heronry in it.
T AFtLICTIiB BEAD ADD .PONDEEt— An
bl ? E f nedy for Scrofula, King's Erll, Hhcamn.
U»m, Obstinate Cntaneoui Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules
lIEU> BOOK FOKKAILROADKNOtNvoiis iao lace, Blotches, Boils, Ague nn d Payer, CHaonle'Eoro
feSSSSPwFrSSss
booklbrm. *U6. J nB - Hcack, Civil Engineer. Pocket- *3-Ttd» great alteratito medicine and Pnrlfier of BIocA
re^«‘b b ; S^r^nM'Lo^
« SS*SS
§gsgS£3£BgS
useful and practice,
m zor a&S'siirS* i?^°?*a2 n I ee , b f 1 ® d s J?dis<^f® <>rbroke “^wabj:lWfl2WTO
mmmmmrn
ssisaassiP
ccUant typographi-al taste displayed by his publishers. Oa!) on the Agrat and get a a£tdarandL ini
rt -p an j rt'i ♦ - _ B. Feaskms QatzN*» read the wonderful cnreathJatrulyffieateaiofkii
C.E. and Director Polytechnic Institute, hxs performed Jgtentestof tU fllcdklpw
For sale by WiUJAM S. HAVEN, None genuine unleas signed by BENNfeIT
Dealer in Engineers Stationery, Propriety, N 0 .3 fear! street,Elchmond, fifto •hSKSt:.
Market street, corner of Second, order-* for *u Pr li» and agencies must be dddnaeaT 0 *
r^^r/ 411 * hy B * A FAHNESTOCK; JOSEPH PLEM*
„ : IN^;4,iv 'Vv ° ullaa - b J Druggists generally. ■■■
R David Hnnn*
E r^ r ,??, TA3 ' B AND CONTRACTING AGENT, No 2.
J®>S,“ Bbargh ’ hM for eale ’“ kIW:— i ■ -Sn.,.
! P Ceder county, lowa, lflmiles from Mus- ■ i)K
caUnt, on the main road to Marlon, and 8 mileolTomTip. : fjatf .!£■ •j 1 D !«mond Alley, Da- _
ton, 6 miloii from two Railroad depota; 90 net 1. under • TOP «!•«;• nl?-atir»«ttMiUtni tout offlc»Er»e»fc«.-«WlB:
cuitivnUon, a good Frame Houbo, Frame Barn and'GranS Mi 15 to iViraie Wf -
rice, a good bearing Apple Orchard. The farm is well ■*“*- rcn '-?‘ i “ OriMrci.andauchpatnfalaffectlooe. fflSl
watered, high, dry, good land, In a very healthy county! b lvahHk' M »M|«eemmw»
A yery great bargain can he had of this farm for prompt DMhnKS? ™‘ trupUuna,Gonorrhea,Gleet,Stricture I
miseB.* D '* U ” M B k° Te ' or r - John Mnnn, on the pre-,
Bmitb Shop and Tools, Boat ScalToliL Work Shop *c situ* UpP l% SBio , aSl Dlseagefl <tf U>e Jolata, fp 7
°i *£• It SflSi* lad? B ,
En '» aiM « or of Mr. £ S\!^ar.„tc e d rai trontcW
thn mt’i forßal r* “, U 9“ BbJ9 ’ end every thing of moderate. . 'SrtS2J!l,!*
the fitting ont of a large Hotel, in the city of Pittsburgh, hOTSMAwdy
P°* V Ol7 Urge J> n »hw»- Two to five yoara ofTho
h Enon?rg possegon
T„; . Copartnership.
\ ereb * iDform ' tbelr Wends and the
pnDllo that they have awociated th*»mseir«s ta?Bthnr
undertte firm of WJI. YOUNGSON & CO., for the plrwea
° n -WINTIKa BUSINESS,tnaIIi-stalT- 5
M, and hope, by strict attention to burin™, to n>- ,■*
ahare of public patrooego. Lettering and Grain 1 ' rlt »
tor the trade on reaaonabla terms. Shop on S*' ‘ Dft dnnB
opposite the Neptune Engine House. eenth street,
n>-' ’rOUNGSON,
.'IIEL Y’UUNOSON.
T_ m . Notic'
HE Intercut of Mr. JOB’ .
ceases from this date * *’ ATWELL !n our business
WUOLEBALE GROCir ~ *>£ agreement. Oor business, ns
ing partners under' . •*?» wUI b » continued by the remain
ine firm of
w i? AQ f L KY ’ COSQRAVD A CO.,
Koa.lB Md JVood street, Pittsburgh.
BAGALKY. WOODWARD 4 CO;
Ho. 221 Market street. Philadelphia
PHMmrgh, December IQth. uSS. 81 ” 4 TO '
rill SMIRCH RIDING SCHOOL
asligg&sgßaagaw,.,
I
paloaw b?Sr 6 i°. r ple J ges hims *K that no
tb. flrgt Ip theconfljence Sftte n °„h l
dealer in ’
Fine Taai, Choice Family Groceries and Willow
CORNER OP WOOD AND SIXTH STS
IB now i PITTSBURGH, PA.
In *dMKto^l B Mj*7 8 -^“ rt,ae “ t of FR£ 3H GOODS,
«-■
Goode delivered In thep.ltvireeofrhavm. ..po,
rpilE Partnership of * turn
JOHN M’DEVITT,
Pittabnrgh, J.„u ar v 8,!.
RUBEBT 11. PATTEBSOJI'B
%ZTC\ “VERT AND SALE -MMEL
°?p r “*s Dlamond ,tr " t andChT^n^,
- p “ ftttsbvbgb. pa.
ttbavyßHum m o5E«'5gS®M. tat ,
HSHm
7-3111 HAMILTON STBWAHt/
- liiiii Steamboat Owners
W Stock ar l ß&v%* antagBt 2 0411 and esamiDeonr
vffL” STO bofore purcbaßinr elsewhere Onr
as flnkh »nd utility, is superiorto
any in this market. We also hose a Laundry furnace,
new in design and principal, designed espressly 7 for BteaS
boatf - QfIAFF, KEISISOKB & OBAFP,
I_ 4 _, Notice*
HAVE Bold mylnterest In the business of Long, Miller
* 9°-> *° ®- f -1"”?, who, with John Phillips, will con
unue at riie old stand, Po. 109 front street. I cordially
roMmtnend the new Arm to the patronage of my friends 7
Pittsburgh, July29,lßM. p. hTmilLEb!
S. 1. 1088 ~,JKO, PHILLIPS
8. A. LOSQ & CO..
Bell and brass founders, and gas fittfro
Inrite attention to their Block of ChandeUerßfßrS!:
renttanta, and other fixtures. We fit up houses VuhGM
‘?r 8 p ’ Tfe. 2 ™” Castings of all hinds S orter fa?
Blah Railroad Pomps end Tank Fittiuea nn* trillf r i «
Attrition Metal constantly on hand, S ' & d ke P j^^“
T M’LAUQmiN, O N0 t SS , ne *rlv »
*1 . th. Mayor’s Offlc, 1, (Wi.Z oppcaite
Bools, Low Shoes, ties u<i buttoned • s Crst
Bi Gaiter* Ladles’ Boot* EUlf n
pers,and French Laahinr (SteMoftLJZ? 111 ? Slip-,
fancy Kid and Salin Galta^^wJI e ! y€oterM(, * hade i
and aUdren'a do, ofeT6^^w 7 9 nat.rialj.Mte*.
N- B-AH Aort Mt]c6i [tala
■rr,a.nr„^om^t 5^rh — tle „ valley
s u tr»SS^-"^.o MKithat
mm“ f IteTDSfe*?* Te “Ue-i for » .econd Install
tKo whole moulted? E montt “' UDtil
m,3o:tf AtVAN WTLKINB, Treasurer.
Invention or tfae A«e.
ns.™ AV °I? ““*» nnpleaaant feeUnga that osuallj
UB H» wearing of a now Hat, tho CONPOH
lately imported from Paria,fonns tho Hat to
too owtAapoanatdao oftho head. A neat fit, and a good
Hat may bo hai at 77 Wood street. yuan goon,
aprg
- m-nmaxtii
•' a a,TK"BE3EE®. 9SSg [; ”
CHE R R I PECTOM A id *
AND CON3WPTW , if. 9m^4, ~
a invite the naonilon'o/the
d ' below 0 add beßoesk^ ?atfifl ’’ < 5?l? naBa
- r ? ld TOuridoraUonwhich'thclrhtSMt
, v : ffonkness deserves. •
‘ Ma i in such stations oa many who
• -J«gV- !l voluntarilybearwitnetetothe eClea
r cy and valua of Cutset ‘.ft.
not wantonly trifle with, or distort
r-rm—rtHiinii m m facta,nor overstate,their convictions.
Judge then, whether this is not the medldne to trn&Whsa
you must have relief, for the throat erlangs; jndgo too.
whether every family ought .not to havelthy tfcsa hso
safeguard against the everywhere prevailing enemy, which
frequency upon aimeat-overy fio»k, bd
carries off a lamb fnn many a home? • ■
Db. j J te C =f> city,o,2olh Nov* 1852.
Sir-The Curnr Peotosui Is much la
?hvsrlHl of our test Physician* h&To tuod It.
three of them in their own cases, and alwava With thaftim?
fore them, load to incredulity in regard tnTmm-Tr
dy; a^itlfconlyaneru^btiri^rac^f^SSSS;
aiUde, that anything like a general confidence raaboSJ
The nntivalled excellence of thlecombliaUm
(In theCamay PXoKBAlJproved
trial under their own observation,
men to proclaim abroad its usefulness. It laltovcßd-an
doubt the best general remedy tra have for the Pwaimm
AfTectionsof this climate, at thofiamo
expectorant*—a rare combination of :. =s*
In the hope that it will prove its own reward*! subscriba
myself. Respectfully yoorobodlent servant,
; jas. a. 0.-millhb, ar. d ’
Zcf genaemen of Vie Lena! Profusion markVds casi.'
_ WilUamsbarg,L.l,B6ptaBi!Bfi2*
; • D». J* 0. Avra: Dear Sir—Over application tor the past
three years in my duties as an advocate, brourfitcn Soma
eight months ogo a Bevere irritation of the bronchial tubes,
which was a constant annoyance to mo, and Jhst bocorams
a source of groat apprehansioiL Every remedy tried failed
tp even relieve tne, till I used your Carast Protoaix. ’This
has not only reliorod mo, but, as I trust, wholly cured da
r care nothing for the reputation of advocating Patent Mo
dicines, and Ais is at your service. I shalTrecommendlt
tO;msmbere of the bar, -and others whoa X xnay meet.la*
boring under aimilar - : ,
Youra truly, . R-F.JONEa;
Du J n j™. Montpmcry.Alm.Oclober-i, 1849..
rtJKSf* j'** **“*•“ to convince the moat incrodnftmk Sit
the Cherry Pectoralla all that it purports' to beTvffen us.
MuaUrt imnriiai-agentforaHdiaSeaof the DaratS
bungA .1 be exporiame oryearajms proven it to bo inch.
of
a slroilanty of name. . .: j v ' .-.^7
b 7 all Druggists, and by, B. A. FAUN
ESTOCK&OO, wholesale and reiaiL 7 . je&CrwSwT
IiKUMATISa.—Dr.
for Rheumatism la*■ *nB newly discovered remedy
that painful trouble. ' * ®P««<iy®na certain Remedy
OGceand PxJt>* -ltnererallß.
Pittsburgh, P#- -eConsultation BoomeNo. 41JD1AU05P
ontF-h23** j^ n *• TbeDoctorleelwajeathoiav
r*~ _ 0 Worms even in Adalte. > 1
I ' l Sw£s l 2 ln,al^* tlon of B * * AututarocK’s yebht*
X iUQi, baa always been characterised ■with sueeeo. .
always producing in tbo feelings a mnrfted change for tha
better. Any one who tries it can safely confide to it. m 4
the most delicate infant cannot be Injured by its ua>. :
Adolw. too, are frequently eutuect to worms in the rectum •
and small intestines, which always impair the Ti«Mth,
ifarrr. B A /^N.T.,J nn e al , I BM . .
1 bj™ u»i two bottles of B. A. r«hn«».
if' 'b '/Veraufage, which I purchased' ftont your agent ;It '
had the desired effeetioi bringing away a large number dr-’
worms from my wife I purchased anoUterrlal and gate
It to my child; it bad tbo seme effect, bringing awargrtat *
numbers of worms. - -I therefore recemmend it to the pub- ‘
lie as a aure remedy for worms. • P iHTTaKw
„ B * lab . s “■■ A - ?4DHESTOCK4CO.,eornar
JP'rst end Wood streets. Janlfcd*w
SUNDUIKS ■v. • •' v : X
‘25 do2en Corn Brooma;
6WMi isamUjis* t«o buehel Bsks:
100 bushed Dried Apples;' ’
50j .ciu . Peaches
60 do Pared Peaches; .
1000 Us prime Featiere.in store and for sale br '
EKOLian A-nrctTAiirmiw^
Gi HAIM— 6OI.O IjuiJiels Shelled Com, In stow" • -
r 2 st "« lns, ;w.aß'ltoerriT»t::;: ;.M
400 do Ear Corn, in store and for sftls-br-
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100 do CloTerSetd; ’;
M to Timothy Swd, In stor# and for «»!• b» r ‘
JanSO ESQIisH A BintT«Rf.“'i"i 0
| lUXi'Blt—ls bbls .Roll oatteri
J-> 60 kegs Packed Batter;
100 bbls Prime No. 1 L&rd; "
10 bbis «w»»toayoMprt M>i fob ni«V;
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Liiiis— a 0 barwlsOiwuL'Tiile Liniei
.200 do Union Cement; ; -
ISO do N. 0. Molasses: '. >
200 do N * ol J ar » *» ®to» arid for sale by
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1 iMliAtW— -AJ t>oaea B’h W <>. Tnfafflj-
X : 10 tons prime Pearl Asb ;
6casks Pot Aallj .
76 bags Saltpetre;
I°oo boxeß prime Cream Chww, fo'itor* bad
r 4 ENGLISH A RICHARDSON,j
for sale by
rnau-aj bins ao. a medium SUoaerel;
A. do larga do>
lOhfbbJa do do* #>
6 ti»rcea Codfish; ■ *
SO bis scaled Herring: *«lT«l.nd for sal. by
SUIAEB 4 &JCKEISON. '
Ml Md 228 Liberty st.
SUNDRIES— 100 dozen Corn Brcoma:
20 do Zinc Wash Boards;
20 do Toir and Cotton Baa:
25 do Ooantry Socks;' '
spieces CountryFlannels :* . ...
. 2000 Jbs Bar Jjead; lor aaio by •
jan23 MILLER A &ICKETBOK. \\
AM) CAMtUss—
O £0 boxcar “Cincinnati n No. 1 Family Soan*
£2 fitcarineCandles: »
iiHH miller t . •.
L'llUiT —So bogs Dry Apples;
■T 10 do Peaches;
60 bxe M. It. Bsialns;
16 hf do do; for sale by -
MILLER * BICITKTHno
GUIAMfc PilU-ShKa—6u T,«ir „ ft r*k. A
r the best prunlug rmi ? f >runßl *>
febis la nue, for ealeby
JAMES WAHDBOP.
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JAMES WAkTiPAp
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JL V lu hhdi Ornr,Tilftted Sugar:
-0 “ Loaf Sugar;
•20 41 OroshedSag&r;
> iiy 14 " Cloffeo Sugar; for Mlo ty
f ' W7 SMITH, MAlft k HMtito
jgi|p-c, g oißn
f f ,A rrir* 8 * Oik—iU bbig prim* fay C-
ST7NTEP
BCTTiUt— 1 Rbl packed'Batter;
20kega do; for sale by
smra, maib
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faWby '
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