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BY &IJUI(fiXUUJEQ Of niOMTGOBIKaV.
v.*-. .fcCRTS-WIST U/ylts oy VOOD. OTBHtfl.
2& R S.~Tite DoUufS a year, payable strictly In
advance. Sis paliarflifili frtVn*n#hl,Y be required If not paid
; Withiutbß year ; •
bmt?je copies rwcccrn^—*or <»i« at tb® counter In th®
Office, and by the +?m Boys.
THE SATUBDAY -itIORKTHO POST
• •.\..Ppufihsr;e>l from the lams office, on a large blanket else
iu*-, at TWO DOLLARS a year. Id advance. Single copies
V\v .n7frCCNT3.-
. *sf. No paper will be discontinued unless at the discre
on 01 tho ProprietorA) until all arrearages are bald.
j*9- ho attention, will .• be paid v> any order unless aecom*
• paolecl by the money, or satisfactory reference In this city.
W Connected urilh iheJZstabtixhmaitof the Morning Post
# >r* or ik< largest Job Printing Offices in the cUy,iolicre all
k in& of ioork is d&c on the shortest notice, and most reason
able terms, . .
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Kobt» G> Gt'^nfOcl*
™! M i NbfcLUjK AT LAW-Oaw, No,
, fourth Ktivgt, ...
iJ A MX 0 & p
AITORNLTAi J,A\J_° m ce i Q’-tli btreut, Pittsburgh,
,fV bittyeenfimithfleld street andCherry.nnay. [decU:ly
lirnnnn.-r JO>fcP(l VVKAVBK.,
ATTORNEY and counsellor at law,
• „s? fflce > a >°* Fourth street,
-■ nrraimKOu. pa.
lm - JOHN UARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OlAcc, corner Firth and Grant its*,
. ja&ly3) PTtTSBUBGU, pa.
tl. UUldle Uoberti)
ATT'-Lt.VEY AT LA \\ —Office, No. 13U Smßhfleld street,
between Fifth jtnd Sixth. Collection? carefully attend
ed to—?i>tsnal Ht:.‘Dtluu giyen to Conveyanbrng. fdec&ly
liiomas Meam.
ArTUJtNKY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Office, nest door to the Post Office, Steubenville. Ohio
my-i , ’
8." F. Xtoaa.
ATTORNEY AT LAW— No. 109 fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Mr. Rody Patterson’s'Llreir
K table, je^S
C» Orlando Loomis*
j^TTORN hY At LAW—Office,iourth street,aboyeWood.
Thoinas HI. Marshall. ~
TPORNLI AT L&W— Office, Ix>wn@'s PuildiDgs, Fourth
.street. J junTJy
Ite 11. Laraahan,
A TTORNItx AT LAW—Office on fourth street, between
X*. Cherry alloy and Grant street. jeJfcy
Js N* i'll’Clowry,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office In
BahewelTa DdUdingg, on Grant street. j«2
D> lie iiazen,
ATTORNEY at LAW— ho.lx* fcourihstreet, abore and
near Smithfield. mar27.-y
Patrlclr M’Kenna, •
ALDERMAN OF TUIUD WARD.
OFFIOK CORN Li li OF GRANT AND FIFTH STREETS,
(formerly occupied by Alderman Lewis, ) where all bu-
Einuaa pertalo.ng to the office of Alderman and Justice ol
the Pence will be promptly attended to. feMrSaj
A. huchiaAitei’i Aiderut&n.
OFFICE, Grant street, between Fourth 3t, and Diamond
alley. Conveyancing of oil kinds done with the groat
eft care and Ugai accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex
•mined, Ac. . ja3:J
w fa>* Meal* Alderman. "
0. 91 THIRD Siwct, between Wood snl JUrket street*.
IJi Pittsburgh. Collections promptly made. Botuls, Mort
gages, and other writings drawn with neatness and ncca-
: je2l-ly
U * SUUUBON DENTIST, (su'o
jSsj-gfiSSfs?? cossor to Q. W. Blddlo.) >lO. 1-14 SMITH
FIELD STRICT.
L.I r «lj- Office hoars, from Sto 1 o’clock, end
tom 2 to t o’clock foblftily
l>Js.Nlll3l, fourth street, five doors
xffjySfSy* B * °f Market.
o?nci Houas—From nine A. M. to fire
fdec2Chy
BUSINESS CARDS.
üb&sttxb...* -....user. qcbbaol.
I>. W. HKItSTIMU & CO.,
COMMISSION AND FOIUVAIIOING MERCHANTS,
AND
Dealers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin.
oionati and other Manufactures, &c.
JTq*93'l*fonislrceLiy btliztsn Markrt and Ferry stretlty
fiTTSaUftOU, PA.
•S3® Liberal catb advances made on consignments. Par*
ticulttraUention p*j<i to forwarding Western merchandise.
Reference.— Clark 4 Thaw, Wm. Ragalev A Co., Wm. M*«
Call)* 4 Co., P. Seller? & Co., iinvs a Blank, Kramer 4
Itahni, Henry Greff, Csq., Wm. Ei-iibaum, S. R. Johnston,
Xlioaxs Baki-wl!, i’s.j.. George Ledlip. E ? q Solomon
Btoner, Eag. jas
BLNuilAit.. , OiO. EINiiUX)!
Will* Ol L \Uii<\iil 4 CO.,
FORtVAUDI.Nii AMD COMMISSION 7 MERCHANTS,
JAberij sired, oj:jn»sU< Pe.ana. Railroad D/pot y
[ _ a ? r « I’ITTSDUK-iU, Pa.
I’AUOtVA TKA BTOaE,
JEIiU tiAIVUUt.I, iPW-.f.i*V and UcUul Grocer, Dealer
and 1 mportwi *.,t u;d Ooaucry Black Frvuch Bren
dies, Win”?. k>:., corner uf Diatn'iud aIU-v and the Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pa. lcb2B:y
W-U. A. Jl'CLl’itU,
■OTEA DEADER AN J EAMLLV GROCER,“»
co.'UNaa or wo-j;' /.sn aixry arcECTs.
ja2s:| Ptifsburpk,
Henry ti. teliiiit,
FORWARDING aNa» COAIMISdIoS H-EUCHA N’T, and
Wholasaie Uglier in Cheese., Butter, deed*, Fisb, and
Produce generally, No. 25 Wp *D Su Fittsburra. ;'mard
A. ill txrdock,
COMMISSION AND t'UKWAKDINU MERCUANS, AND
STBAMBOAT AGENT*?—Mo. 1 Wsteretreet, Cincinnati,
lupUf
txliikf & /Roorhceul,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALEB3*
No. 27 Wool ftriH't, Pitt-i burgh. [my23
U. I . c. .tiat'^aa,
BOOKSELLER AND STATION Kit—haa always on ban
'a general assortment of School, Misßallaneuus and Blank
Eookd, Printing, Dual and Cap l*ap-?r, &c~, Wholesale and R>
tail. No. 1W Wwoi f-trivt, b**low Fifth, Hast aide, Pittsburgh.
SC3u Wanted, ltags and Tanner.-*’ Scraps. ap!s:ly
IC-tiaecll &, isro.y
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, DEALERS In* STAN
DARD AND LIGHT LIiEE.VfUUK, and Publishers ol
the I. 0. O. F. TOKEN, No. 16 Fifth, ►treet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
marlAly
1. VV • Chadwick^
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
Pittsburgh. The highest price in cash paid fbrlrage.
ayll-v 1
FKA’S SELLEES & CO.,
Fonrardera and Commission Mercltakti
DEAL£it3 ITS
, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES AND OILS,
jsSilmjj No. 309 Liberty strict, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WlLUatil JdlLLfcE, PUila WH. KiUKSTSoa, Plttaourgh.
Miller Gl iilckclion,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF MIANDIKfI,
Wines and Segura—No*. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin
and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Vara*.
constantly on hand. jj2B
W illiam Carr 4 Co.,
(Wn. Carr late &f the firm of J. Parser 4 Co.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS and Dealers iu Foreign Wines
and Brandies, Old Monougahelaand Rectified Whis
key, Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
ja&y
flixt'ki m'cloruax Jourt p. nEaaos......ALxx- cia&raT&icK.
iIEKRO.N 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE Grocers, Produce Dealers and Commis
sion Merchants, No. 243 Liberty street.
R?r22 PITTSBURGH, PA.
G o- Par tu c r « h 1 p,
riIHE subscribers have this day formed a partnership for
~l the purpose of carrying on Commission and Forward
ing t in .connection with the Fish, Bacon and Oil, and Pro•
duce business generally, under the style of EKrju.HU 4 Ricu
ABDsoN; warehouse No. 11C Water anil 160 FroDt streets;
formerly occupied'by Burbridge & Inghram.
WM. It. ENGLISH,
JAMES RICHARDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
Pittsburgh, Febrnary Ist, 1854rfeb3
FR. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., dealer 1j
* Country Produce, offers for Sale a choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every variety
and the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also.
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce takenln ex{
change for Merchandize.
F. R. D. has procured a full aasortment of Landreth's
’WarrantedGarden Seeds, and invites the attention of all In*
lerosted in rural affairs. ' janll
Copartnership.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered intoco-part
r irshlp, under the name and style of J. A. HUTCHI
SON 4 00., for the purpose of iranacUng a Commission and
Grooery business. JAS. A. HUTCHISON,
A. M. WALLINGFORD.
Pittsburgh, February 1,1554 feb6
t? fi. CAUMSH. J. aiCItAaDHU.N. J. 1. DENMSTT
ENGLISH <fc RICHARDSON.
GOMJdlfidlON ANl> KOIUVAKDINU MKROIIANTS, A!f»
Woolesolo Dealers in Fish, Bacon and Oil, and Produce
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbridge A
Inghrsm, No. 116 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh.
Peaua. fed
fRAIfCIS HCLT-gnßj jontf IfICOIS, RE63S OVPKSS,
Pittsburgh. Maryland. Pittsburgh.
Sellers, Nicole 4 Co*,
PRODUCE axidGENKRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 309 Liberty strvat, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sperm, Linseed And Lard Oils. jy23
Commission House
11I1& subscribers hays opened a house for the above par.
, p<>se, at No. 17 Mnithflcld street, tour doors abovo tbe
Monongabela House. Wo will purchase, or receive, on
commission, for sale, consignments of Flnur, Bican, Cheat
Cbm, Oats, Barley,Flax Seed, Grass Seed, Baled Hay, '
tipoo which we will make advances, or purchase at the
best market rates for c&->h.
PO y 6 ALGEO A CO.
Jus* ItrLaugblin,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON
Ac., No. 10, corner anl Firvt lMtta’
fcorgb t 1 fl. novO
joira q. touao... -...franclj t. tousq
B. TOOSH
*J\ 11- Young A Co,
iV>. 38 Smith fUld rtrtel, opposite City Hotel,
MASUcX XUHEH3 OF CAIIuVET FUiIN'ITUUE AND
0 A.lit?, pl every description. Materials and work*
ttrasLlp warranted,nudsoldatredacecl prices. Care taken
In picking Ipt land and water earring*. hu.'U
C. IV. Wood,
IMdUK'JER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES
ANi/LKiUvRS, No. 147 North Second ptreet, fifth door
»bOVa Itaee, east side, Phibidutphia, hns on band the bent
ijUfthtisB ot old Brandies. Wiues. Irish tVbisky, MonoDga*
bela Whisky, Holland (Jin, Cordiut-s, &o , on term/ worthy
theetteatlon of purchasers nod dealer?. fau‘29y
Henry M’CuUough db Co.,
WHOLESALE UROCMIS nnd Commission Merchant?,
of Penn snd Irwin »*p„ IHttshnrgb. I }*3-lv '
Wm. Dtpby, Jr.,
.rUDTHINa AND PURNKUING STORE, ifasonic Hill,
Fifth strexL, Pittsburgh. —Clothing made to order, in
■good style, and at moderate rule? aoS'tf
W *- A. C. Duncan,
UOLE3.VLK GROCERS, ami Dealers in Produce, For*
KA*5«??, U< i uors » oli Monongahelaaiid Recti
nMJwmaky, No.-g9i Liberty at.. Pittsburgh. Pa. fjya.-y
mm,,-, 4, Tlndle,
fI®SS»TRDN K v ?, n 4 Kptil!l SADDLE, HARNESS,
mi CARPET BAQ
turer. No. 106 Wood struct, Pittsburgh, Pa. •
IN MUSICAL
Stationery, No. 123 Wood B S«t Muaic » ficho °l Boots and
ljanl
A.J.HIO at .
___ HAGAS A. ahV; iB1 >
'll/HOLE3ALIS and Retail Dt n__ ■,
_yy Staple DBT GOODS, Sat. 91 i” 4
Street, Flttabßrgh. - ana 8 Colon
't- - V -fV. ...
& i i t' is X - ..
.N'/s -<i‘
'
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VOLUME XIII.
BUSINESS CARDS.
3 T. j0a5CT0w............ D , r. Voax-JTOS.-
J s . el, * op Carriage Factorv.
vUNbXOJi, BROTHER & Co., PRACTICAL COACH
Cn ' ner of Rebecca and Balmont streets, Ah?
sui-ny wicy, Pa., haveon bond and ore manufacturiuz an
™'V““ r i“ eI " ; ° f C ‘‘ rri Rockawaya, Bn«i“
Uaggsga Cara, Ac., made In all their yarioua styles with
of finish, using’in all
tneir woric the beat J untata Iron and eastern liickorv Re.
Sin,^i oll^ 110 most r eaaonable terms. They feel
confident that-all who may fayor <hpm .t. .1. *
, ‘ S T' h W "p 1 t l fh Per^ ,^t,6 “^°2wS“fleir't?a PatroD -
Jn P ‘ B 'o'S/ f '
PITTSBURGH COACH FACr’utiv
mc l' 7,s allki.
C DOOKSSORS SO E.l? BMKWW, & 40 „
. Wood Rtmut, ,W
CARRIAGES, PHEA.«BSSeS&
lONS, BDQaUJS, and eTerv dwnlrti <-Vs>~Sgl
fonry-vehicles built to order, and finished In n
surpassed foj beauty of design, elegance offinSS wn U °i
anddarabmtyc’r SSls/ ' 8h ' of
AH work warranted
r.r^ OSBPH
poRNER MARM Snair SSSVaSSdn, „
gsSrft^SSES
rsiasns ’ PrefiCripa ° M 'weftilly compounded al
>^7
JOHfl I-UCMISO.
s-tfeMisro brothers!" ,L “ mo
„„ _ (SuTOMora to J. Kidd 4 Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
O ■ . A r o. 60 Wood Street, Pittsburgh *Pa
PiS^4o etoMOf Dr - M ’ X ‘ Ws Celebrated Terming, Lire,
' ' jftio
JOHN HAFT, JH.,
. (Succawor to Ju. M’Qoffev,)
Av-iVT, , le * ale ““<• lletatl t>ru Kfr i,t.
D f al « r in PAINTS, OILS, DTE STUt'Sa, i c 14
Wood street, tlir«a doora below Viroin alley ’’
Pl&man.
R-. L. ALLEN,
WHOLESALE DKtf.gn fj< *
Foreign Winoa, Brandioa, Cigars, Old Mononga-
tela Eye Whisky, &c.,
ALSO, RBGTIPyiKQ DISTIIrI.KR
„«?■ 8 B ?, itEM - pittsucmu, !? ’
TXTEJtS, Brandies, Gins, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits Bt.
J*Y h r , oil , a “ iN “" Bnglaud llum, Clarets, Champagnes,
toldl Ale, Drown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Uouriwo
rna Monongahela Bye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach!
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; Imported Havana
P ° C T n,: and Common
Cigars, all at euch low prices as to chatleng , compe ltion.
Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles cl erery style, and
Demljobns of all sizes. 1 respectfully Invite an examine-
Qou of my stock, at No. S IVOuB Street, Pittsburgh,
retma. „r.w-;.i 2
JUiiN UitubTT. " :
rMPORTER OF BKAJJDIJJB, OI.V, WINES, ic.-Dralw
lin Cnp UIJ Monongahela Whi,kj, p., c h Brandy, Ac.
Ako, BncOfying Dutlller, corner or SmUifisia and Front
streets, Pittsburgh. aprl3
Reiaoval,
«"JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIER "5*
HAS ramoTcd to 294 LIBKRTV street, opposite Garrison
nUey.and No. 3 BEd E.XTII, near SiilhOeld, where
r (h ” PObHc is inrited to the
fvCfhc P REABI-'IABE; GOODS always on hand. Also,
Cassinierea and Vestings for ordered wars. A fait
f nlf 1 "’!; 111 ® Uoodii for Rontlemen, incladiiig
U»ta of ail qualities Tranks, Umbreilaa. Ac., Ac. jaH
JOB 2JT c V ooanxLroa m'closkxt.
wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants
NO. 88 WOOD STREET! '
fFIIIE anbscribars reßpectfniiy inform their old customers
A, P“*>Ueln soncral, that they hate this day as
delated themselv#«in tho above businen?, under tht; firm
ot JOHN Jd'CLOSKEY A CO. They respectfully sollci™
Atx&ro oi public patronage.
The previous bußineaa of each will be settled by them
itairps reapertlvely. J y
K LAIRD. Gate t*f tha ttrm of Cootsr 4 Lurd,. bavin?
• opened STORE NO- U, (two doors aboT# the old
,C ?.ufv Jcj v lh ® P‘* lr P oS ® cf carrying on tho CLOTHING
ULHINKSS, hopes by strict attrition to business to merit a
•bare or the patrolfbge of the late firm.
N. IL—Clothing made to order in the most fashionable
‘'tvica, and on the pbortest notice—inferior to none in the
'l 11 !- 1 jen2fi:y
Jama Slelllnger,
MONONGAHELA PLANING MlLL—Would respectl'ulU
in*orm hi» frieede and the puelia, that his new rstab
iifittment la now in full that ho is prepared to
furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all ora ere fer Plant*! Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planwl on one or ooth aides, coiutantlv
on hand. *
or8 ’ of every description, made to
BuUders and Carpentera would find It to their advantage
to give inm a coll, as be can new furnish them with pinned
stuff suitable for evory description oi w y rk.
wn. a. uaaao.i
EEBBQir & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURKKB of all kinds of BRASS WORK LO
COMOTIVE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, 4c. Al
so, Cotton Batting Jdauuiacturcrß.
Foundry on Rebcoca etreet, Allegheny City.
Offlct- and Store, No. 12 Market street, PitLabursh.
OLD BRASS aud COPPER taaen m exebangt-Vor work,
or cash paid. Ordar* left at tbe Foundry or Ofllrv. will be
promptly attended to, f..|.0 iy
JOSEPH T. LOWRV)
A'o. 4-3 G-mer of Fifth and Wood Slrtdj,
Office up stairs. Entranco from Fifth street. Pittsbaruh
RESPECTFULLV arroounco to the public that he *hL
commenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, In connec
tion with Intelligence and General Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persona in want or servants, in any
capacity, or those in want or places, will be supplier! at -hart
notice. All business entrusted to bis eare promptiy at
tended to. J
References—?. J. Bighorn, Esq., RJchard Cowan, Esq., W.
O. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Black, James Mockera], A. A. Ma«on a
MaCH 4 Old. i#alB
M. GEAPK CL CO.,
Western Foundry, Ho. 124 Wood street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
ITAN’UFACTCRERa OF COOKING STOYE3, Coal and
jJ±. Wood Stores, Parlor Stores, lloliow War**, Plaiu and
kancy Grates, Plain and fancy Fender*, Sad and I>og Irons,
Kettles, Yea Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Ac. (jaikly}
Austin Loomis.
REAL- ESTATE AGENT, Merehandi*©, Stock, gad BUI
Broker,Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (above Wood ) The
subscriber having opened an offlee at the above place, for the
purpose or negotiating Loans, Bills, Bonds, Mortgagee, and
all other Instruments for the security of Money, and for the
purchase and sale of Stocks. Will also give prompt and
partjcularattcntion to buylug, selling, renting of and leas
mg Heal Estate. [Jy7) AUSTIN LOOMIS.
Schuehm&n A Haunleln.
LITHOGRAPHERS —Third street, opposite ibu Post-office,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, BUI Heads. Show Bills,
Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
Visiting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn ou Stone, Printed
m Color*, Gold,Bronze,or Black,in the most approved style
and at the most reasonable prices. octls:ly '
8. M’Klniey.
House, sign, and ornamental painter, and
Dealer in Paints—No. 44 St Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Has constantly on hand all kinds oi Paints, either dry or
mixed, Japan end Copal Varnish, Linseed Oil, Boiled OiL
Spirits Turpentine, Window Gloss ot all sizes, Putty. Paint
Ifcuabes, Acd all of the best quality, and for sale at reasona
ble prices. «apll
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BEMLNAItV.
w. t. McDonald, ala., p&utcipal.
THE next session of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the 6th of September next, at the room cor
ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Messrs. Veeder.
Refcrtncu —Hon. A W. Loomis, C. Knap, Jr., B F Von
onhoret, R. Miller, Jr. auris
JACOB AI'CULLISTEU,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
ann ntALta in all sinus or
Tobacco, Snuff, and Clears,
_ No. lb Fifth st., ftltsbvrgh, Pa.
A3* Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of oil the
various brands of !mp»rted Cigars. j a 3:J
JOSEPH CHAPMAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
my2:ly No. 63 Market bmebt, Pirrsßiman.
POWER &. RIEHDOK,
ARCHITECTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL CARVERS
Ornamental Patterns (or Casting, in every style:
Modeling, Designing, 4c. Composition Ornaments for the
decoration of Steamboats, Buildings, 9O SMITHFIELD
Street, near the Post Office. y \ : 3 m
NEW PAPER MILL. ~ "
CANTON, OHIO.
FISHER, ANDERSON 4 CO., have just started their pa
per mill at the above place, where they will be happy
to receive orders for printing and wrapping paper of all
feb27:tf
E. WHITE MOUSE, “
Fancy silk and woolen dyer and cleaner.
No. 7 ISABELLA St., near the Emmet Hotel,
pqH AmongHT.
Thomas fit. Little.
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between
Wood end Market-streets, opposite Iron City Hotel.
ah kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. Faps-ly
GOTHSE&T_ ............... 1. OUTUBxar.
S. CUTHBERT A SON.
)EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 50
A Bm.iU\fcld street. novl
Card.
TT LEE, (suOCTSsoa TO Muitrar a Lx*,) WOOL DEAL
XX* ER AND COMMISSION MEKOHANT, for the sale
of American Woolen Goods, No. 139 Liberty street. [my4
D L. E. Hayward,
in BOOTS,SHOES, TRUNKS and LEGHORN
HATS, corner of Market and Liberty sts.,
i>p. 174 Pittsburgh, Ha. j e f 4 . y ’
PEKIN TEA STORE,
«■ BY A ’ JAYWKS,
c bciuxtn Wood and Market, south nit
Bir Sold Wholesale and Retail. Ja3:ys
Wniter P, 91&rih&ll>
'^ ei * Br * n and American Pai
JOHN MITCHELL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
No. 135 Wood Street. ’
ja3:yfl . Next door jo 11. Child’* shoe H ottSR * P u >aKnrf .v,
Notice.
T OB. FLEMING having associated with JOB. ABEL the
boslneaß will hereafter be conducted under the style of
J. ABEL A CO., at the old stand, corner of Smithfield and
Foartfa streets.• Jal^
William Tboni/Drnggut,
HAS REMOVED to the corner of lIANT) and PENN
Streets, vbere be will, as usual, attend promptly tc
his numerous friends. All articles In his line are warranted
-pure, and put up with the utmostuare. - marl4:Cm
New Jersey Water Melons and Peaches.
riTOE subscriber is in daily receipt, by Railroad, of the
1 finest quality of PEACHES and WATER MELONS.
Call at his Depot,No. 128 Wood street, aboro Pifth.
•ufctf < SAMUEL STEINRUOH,
‘S. „ v '- i. v K V-'
*- 1.1, It *"
ENTKRPIUSE WORKS.
SO. 1 3o WOOD STEJT2T, f *RI> noOB JIiLOW VlflOCf AILST.
f*f w -& c TETLEY.
_ IMPORTERS and manufacturers o’
iflgffiCS SURGICA L AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLEB, Ac. W*
keep a general asaorttaentof the abovf
... ... articlesconstantly on bimd; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Gnus, Pis
£«d“^ R r?? T , m V FI^ k V llcrl ' s ' Shot Belts ’ C*l». Powder,
Ijadtmd Bullets; Bowie, Dirk: Hunting and Pocket Knives
™ OT ’ “ nd Dair Dressero’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.-
Also, Trusses and Supporters. ’
or*?» in .- Hnd f e P a 5 executed.
RIPLLSI—W eam making Rifles of every description, t*
?Jr? T ' of the best mcterial, and workmanship warranted.—
Ordere rerwived for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be-fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesal.
V*™- > tnylS
Chandouar. and Oai Fixture*
nW U 1 Ai ££* °P* nin S at their new Wareroom
NO. 109 ILKbT STREET, between Wood and Smith
SSa ni?w?f?2 i ma KMO f tm . om °f CHANDELIERS, BRACK
a ia, IDAN TB, and al 1 articles connected wit Gaa Fitting
m l ul S v. mar^ H* r * n g- arrangementfl'raadf
by which they will be constantly in receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they confidently invito the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. We are determined to sell as
low as any house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
i ai th!*? pecullttr advant ages to those desiring articles
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of every de>
scription for gas. water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made lo order promptly.
LONG, MILLER A CO.,
Marg2: y No. 109 First street.
GEORGE ULETCHER,
FROM NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURER of the celebrated
a \ GoFsumur Ventilating Wig, Elastic
} Band Toupees, and every description
of Ornamental Uair, for Ladles and
V Gentlemen, 79 FOURTfI STREET,
between , ' “d Market, Pitts
BLrrcnra’e system enables Ladies
Qa d Gentlemen to measure their heads
with accuracy.
VOH WIQS
No. 1. The round of the Head.
No. 2. From the forehead over tbe head to neck, No. 2.
No. S. Fr&m car to ear, over the top.
No. 4. From ear to oar, r.>uud the forehead.
For Toupees, to cover tbe top of the head only—a paper
pattern, the exact shape of the bald part. fmy4
Niovr Coach sad Carriage Factory!
JOHNSTON, BBOTHEBS & CO.,
Oarner of Rebecca and Relmcnt streets, AXUghcny City.
fITO tS WOULD respectfully inform their friends
tbe public generally, that they hove
feSwESSri®*- commenced the manufacture of Carriages
".T ? aroneheB » Rockntvays,Baggies,Sleighs and
Chariots, in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
All orders wjl| he executes! with strict regard to dtirabOltv
and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most reasonable t-rms. Using in all their work the
best hhafts, rules, and Wheel stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, Vill be
perfectly sHtiufled on trial of their work
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before pnr*ha
rtpgeig«wher«. oct&ly
Pearl Steam MillJ
CANAL BASIN. A-LLBGHENT CITY
(SI«B THI HAILEOAD 6TATIOS.) ’
FAMILIES Trill Bp supplied wltbaurvariouflin-ade. of
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
Ilf leaTlngthelr orders nt the Mill or In our bore, at
Logan, Wilson k Co.. Wood utivet.or Braun A Reiter cor
n6?rtib^tZ ond Clalr Rtrwt ** Pittsburgh. ’
m£r?« 0T J I T - Balna1 ** Druggist*, Allegheny.
{Erasii?rii 1 rr ,i ' s,n J**.
iT 29 BP.YAN. KENNEDY k CO.
_ _ Silver MftnufßctorvT ——-
QPOOy?. FORKS, KMULKMA, Ac.—Rtaucm* in Parnr*.
k 7 Uwm :in superior In rannofactarin^myown
,. OJ ' Z p - ar ". r : rw at least 10 per cent. lower than
s!ZZ? ? ’”• ‘’ r n ; l "-’ ,: - r " *" '"** !> «rr ; , n w.
"*“«**“» »f tb,
_,?*' cb r’ n ' : '' ref»!rt"* ronllmiod, with mgrr f.
IIMJ- anl rro<-w t *d J.-t(:rminutlnn to dr* entire
cus.omerF, l>ou us to price auJ the superior coality of
k “° vr. w. tVTLSON,
, Watchmaker and Jewell*’-
_™!' 4 cr.mnT cf MarW and Fourth ativeta.
Sleftmba&t Fr \|r
..... . urultnre anti Cltnlrs.
' AT CAnl> ' n’RanriiE ahp
ryi L.tiAHlo.of dfscnptfnn, *ix'
* 1 ■ i:x»M«sion r>tnin : ; TaM-n;
Do He r do;
Cabin Chnirrr, nf Taiion* xtr^rs
do <Jo do;
Slate Ucom Jo do do-
D*> Toilc-l l]r*j.;j ;
T«“t* ft Trtr« ; *!<>!«• •
V , «V«r; T»M«;
Wftsh Stan-?x; o.;H . •*
Wow dp; Tmyn. * 0 _ in.
rJ»,T T ° Ur, ' J Trcr ' :n! " ! ‘ l,lp nod pri- M eub-
T- 11. TOUNU k 05.
- J r?°. .. _ _ 31 Smiths*ld Ht.. oppradtf Citr IJaM
NOTICE.
ts STOCKING il ANTJFACTORY •
JW 2u F.jih Sirsrf. rrrru.'r <j h-tn .Market s'rnt
PITTsnURO I, V v *
’v "VI V h ’ a ««<■•»•*» 1 f-r nl.l« thl. cltv
un-hn-ers IT! ttii lu ; , r to fall r.t thl« »».
i™»“; for >« i< to
~ l, ' f , frV ETWI:, ”‘ r ' f, “ : - tr: *P Ptockibo Coßttr.E.
v • *«• llenrtly Sl Co . “
''■, AKKIIJI ' SK - *»'• W ™rd
aaJ t‘h.» nnW V’ { 4 r ; >ri P'-’ inform their friend*
b " T « ■>»» I" «nr. tVIr
h ,' L h ]' )C ‘ { - nf CARPRTS of ertry
m^ n f Prtnn « fr °M lhri R, ’ > ’ ftl Brails fc>theconi^
i l i niP ilG ‘ i l Fll " 3r OiJ Cioth, from op**
CintnnsV "ti n‘ n ° W dM,w »"’! rmr\ rleh. Cocoa nod
, \ aai * 2 ‘ 1>n WKoti». Uu£*. Mats PUtr Hods Window
Til. fiTi *7 i er? ' in * in w “nt «rtt InriM to cat! and elans
hMhnl, *s <V ’ k ' l Mftamho " u - ftttd Karideacea fura
w-nedon tho moM reasonable tirin'*.
TiaiMß^T'<n I !>xi P T ,l ' u ‘ nJ
• - J i_L oet2
.a>. at:waatft
T„ W. Haven.
lIE OLD PRINTIXO ESTABLISH WEST flat. 7ohn-
Ftr.n A Hprtton ) and Ilian* Honk and Stationary
..urehnu.i- U prnpurrl tii Fiorut* ever-. >t\ !c of Li'Kal
RWh.lTl'' if""' ; D ' 1 s '™niWt Joh Pr'lnHo* and bSr
fnAß?*,! fu ,7 l ' s! > T "rtlnla in tha Ill.nk nook, Paper
S o„ab™,; r i I ‘' ,e ’ ,h " fh ° rto,t no!lce anJ » «» *
" nJ Bt: ' t! ' , n»ry Wsrelitmt., Printlnr Offlea
and Book BlndnjTjtnrner nOlark.t and Second at,. Tnorla
Depot o« Ijongonrth fi. ZTrara.rman’s C»-
tawba Wines and llrandv.
milE underlined hur received and offers for sal®. atCin
-1 cinnau vnces, a larß* quantity of Lojrwortb A Zimmer
man p moire and world-renowned Sparkline, Dry and La
dies Sweet Catawba Winer. Burb a« may desire to procure
on excellent article of Native Wine, (the pure Juice of the
crape,) will find rov establishment the place for the gratifi
cation of their desires. Hm Catawba Brnndv, distilled from
the genuine drape. I? declared by mnny excellent judec#
equal in tlaror to the best imported Cor nor. J B ’
. i> FICKETSRN,
—' . ; No. 137 Liberty street.
lVunn** - .ark’a Planao
Afresh .rrivni of vdnns * claue’S nm,i
eel.brativl PI A.VOS bo, |u,t be«n »',lliSiia
oy the eubeentwr. Th,.y hare h,.e n nuilfffTMM
RDd csr.faJly eeleeted expreo-Iv for thlemnr-e “ fi O D
a Th COnal n ,sred for sweetnou and power
*1 th ** new improvement of two
rparaitbrtdgft, the bassi Btrings running over and abore
tho tTßble. They are folly warranted to stand any climate
and tnj*xcel in capacity Tor standing in tune. Prieesranea
from $230 to Albo, a fine lot of Pianos from the m»na
factories of DLNIIAM A CO., and also LTQHTK. XJSWTOV
Rl>ove *UI positively be sold
at j-actory prices, without additional charge for freight,
risk, etc., etc. HENRY KLERER,
Sole Agont for Nunns & Clark’a Pianos,
. _ No. 101 Third street,
J O3 __ Sign of the Golden Harp.
Hni»« AlmnnnCs for IHSO.
JOIIN 11. MELLOR, 81 Wool street, Pittsburgh, wilt
publish on the IStb August, 1554. tho well known
aeries of Almanacs (for I8f»5) calculated by Sanford C. tIUI
JJN* and for many years published bv Mr. Luke Loomis, of'
this city, under lh<* name of “Loomis’ Almanacs.” Tho
sories will consist of—
HILL’S PITTSBURGH ALMANAO,
HILL'S MAGAZINE ALMANAC.
HILL’S AMERICAN FARMERS’ ALUANAO.
It Is ooly necessary to sny, that the religious, moral andl
useful character of Mr. IHll’a Almanacs will be maintained)
m the above series, for 1856.
Printers and others are hereby cautioned agalnitt
infringing on the copyright of the above AJmanncs.
Th»y will ho for sale at all the Bookstores, by the grors
or ioten, and by
JOfIN n. MELLOR, SI Wood street.
CHARLOTTE PLUME, No. 118 Wood streo'. Is Just n*
reiving the following new Piano Fortes, with and with
out the iEolian attachment;
One elegant Curved Louis XIV style Grnud Action 7 oc
tave Piano.
Oneextro carved Serpentine, pearl keys, 7 ootave Piano-
Two full carved, semi grand, 7 octave Pianos.
Two plnin. Rosewood 6% “ “
One do do 6J4 “ “
Three do do 6 “ u
Two double round corner Rosewood octave Pianos.
One round corner finished back and front 7 octave Plano-
A further arrival Is expected In nbout two weeks. fau29
JOHN A. O’BRIEN. 07 BMITUFIELD STREET, between
Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loaned on Gold and
Silver Plato, Diamonds, Gold nod Silver Watches, Jewelry
Musical Instruments, Guns and Pistols, Feather Beds,
nlture, and all klods of articles—for anv length of time
agreed on. Charges for storage considerably lower thaw
heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. AU
business transactions strictly confidential.
<6s?* Forfeited pledges sold Immediately after being out of
date, unless redeemed. Bargains or Gold and Sliver watch*
es, Jewelry, Ac., always on hand. aprlOtßm
STOKE*
JAMKS WARDUOP,
OFPKUS for Bale CANARY BIRDSof the most Improved
breed, being very hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seed."
—Canary, Hemp, Millet,Rone and mixed Sedd. Rouquete
will be furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, viz:
Came]ias, Rose Rude, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (In pots)
forChrirtmas Trees. from the Seed and Horticultural Store.
No. 49 Fifth st., near Wood. deo2o
■■j. ruumo.
THE subscriber Lirvldc the exclusive to manufac
ture and sell SWEENEY’S .HOT AIK AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract for heating buildings with, the most economical
Furnace now in use. The attention of those interested is
solicited. Any information can be had of A. BRADLEY
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BARNDOLLAR,*
dec24:tf I Iron City Stove Warehouse, No. 134 Wood et.
BARR * MOSKR-7
A RCntTEOTS:—Offices: Philo Hall. No. 76 Third street.
jvlt6m bUr ttf i; and east side of the Diamond, Allegheny.
AHQE WAEStITBOOK CASfes—Finished andin ware
( room. [d«>l2] T. B. iOTOO A 00.
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pimsßUium, Tuesday, march 13. isds.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A Sew Arrival of Pianos,
Loan Office.
SEW SEED
Consume the Smoke.
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V i .Y» '
f. ; t \» •'<':■«'
CARDS,
Sotice.
rnU JONES fi'QUlUQ.hjiTlngtecndiasolTed
byW.dmhof Joun F Quire, oa the 27th lost., the
• bidne«B of said firm will be nettled by the anderriimed nt
: belt office, corner of Roes and first street*, 1
ISAAC JOXtiS, SurriTisc partner
Pittsburgh, September 30,1854—{octfcy- b
Isaac Jones,
MANUFACTURER ol Spring and BUster’Steel, Plough
Blab steel, steel Plough Wing*, Cotah in& l&Sfte
Springs, Drafts Nut Taper, half patent, Sctow, Mali ££
Hammered Iron Axles,—comer of Bos* and First streets
Pittsburgh, Pa. octfclj *
ISAAC
D. B. Rogen & Co.,
MANTTPACTURfiRS of lmproved Steel
Cultivator CeeUL Office corner Rosa and First streets
octSly . ,
Spectacles.
IN THE MOST Taluablo triumph* of sotenoe and art, the
invention of npeotaele. ranks with.the highest. The
expert-ncoj Optician OTercomes the ad ranees of nature
and comers upon theageO-slghted tha Inestimable adian
tage of retaining the noblest of his synsos. Yet great Injure
is constantly resulting to thousands ftsm Ignorance on the
part of Tenders, or of those who Teuton tochooso forthom
seises. ““
Taew mo loony requisites attending the selection of
Olassep. The purity o f finish of the gloss; its proper can
vexity; the best form and adjustment of tho frame so as
to preserve the parallelism with the eye for distant vision
or tor near vision, io throw the plane of each glass at right
angles to the axis of vision for •ach eye; to brio* the ex
act centre of each glass precisely opposite the pupil* to'
have the position of the glasses perfect, both horizontally
and vertically, £«., 4c. , 3
Bnm lon* experience In Biting glasses, united with n
perfeet knowledge of tho structure of tha oje, we exn
promise scientific scooracjr, nnd thus sJi much in the ore
serration of the eye. " r’ r
Gold, BilTersnd Steel Spectacles, csrefnlly soloctedofths
•>“•* qualities, for sals. AiSo, glasses fitted, do. '
r ,„ ' Optician,
nb9 CT M arket street, Comer of Fourth,
xowaan b. sill..
till! Bißccs b. aoLUBir
, Hill & Holliday.
P^riivri *»«» CSIUSIISSION MER.
i CHARTS, EvansuGk, /a—Strict Attention paidto ail
conngnmentb fbrjaia of Flour, ttwjow, Ac. Srdersfoi
OrJrfff*** 6 Si Pmlu ™ “WdtKl and promptly attended to.
Qooda for rgahlpmeot forwarded with deamteh |octS:<£.
i. e. joiua L...J. o. neon*.
„ JOtf E 8 & BUCHER.
IROK FOUNDERB AND MACHINISTS, '
«Tr*vvTKs?i R * !lTaai >f<x* Of Third it, HarrUbm,Fa.
HWhich isnowo* th»
f?** 1 order, and baring added many fadli
'“sPotoMhS work, weare now ,saaulsct«tog “ret
STEAM ENOl.ves
810 ™“,™W«fflASDßtuSSa'Wu.
a?S?®^ yllnd6rs > Soilan, Furnaco, Rolling
w ?J!, UST H ILL maohisbuy a castings, Sl
048 piiS l Ss' s ' U J d s?, u “- Ustorts, Lamp Posts, Hitch
tog Po»t», Columns, Girders, Shafting, Hangers
„ Br Grates, Bathing Tabs, Spoatli, ’
Raxlmg, Verandahs and Ornamental Castings
auSSSSS^^ nam * *»*»***»• »nd con.
Front* for Home* mid Store*.
CltenHT ® assortment of bnntifu! Carved Pat
{"Ef,? 1 r ; ho mo « approved architectural order, onr great
“i f o r n^i£ CtUrtaS * Dd “ hlP ‘ ,lns “ nobl '“ to
ln^’. or RoUln * Mill*. Mill Owner,
" rri * h . 0 ’ 11 flntl *’ moch to lb «r advantage to
brildtog. out atoek of Patterni tltora
IRON AND Bit ASS CASTINGS.
Of ererY description; Smith Work, Pattern Making, Fur
pye and ForgeTujerec, furnished to order. [mfl2-y
M China Hall,
iK SI? T STBB ?T; bshykisn third akd fourth.
—lOO crates of QUEKNBWAKE, of hla Fall import.-
uou now recelT.ng, to which wc invite the attention bf the
mra. o y r T od w J trnil % Moving aomo doren dl3erent pat
tern, of Tea Wore, we feci conllJent oT suiting all tastes
among which may be found whit. Irun sum* gold band!
gold scroll. blue, pink, plum purple,brown and green Ai
eo, a handsome grvßD sprig and whits Imitation atone, which
rmtv ru! ' l *too« 'MS.
.>• S? xv AUK.—Oar stock of Common Teas Plate*
m , tlT S ji Napplet; ' Bosrls - Pitcher*, and every nrtide
m the hue, is larg*, and selected for the city and country
r 'v. AR J —L ' svln S • laT ge and well Buleeted slock
or Glass on band, wo wilt sell at factory prices, .urine the
?!“ ‘\° übl ? ‘, ,f » separate bill. All we
esS la & Ch«, and we feel cunbdunt of pteaMni;
- t S _ JOHN J. O’LEARY.
Boo, » ■“«* Shoes, Wholesale ana llotnlT.
jaaies uuisa,
N°iwv M , 1 l! l '‘’“' lo^ nl0 ? ' lrrtt ’ third door from the
i, U “'< ■ would call the attention of his triends
hoi lh ' geneodl., to the fact, that hs has now on
su?»fc* i * Dd bCflt fclocted stock of Boors AND
i U phli ’ ,'ht\ a lr w ?™ b F buHesand gentlemen
la ” ..rift * brk “ d trusts,
His prices are v. ry much reduced, and he cells Ladles’
G Uers nt from si,u to flick Gentlemen's Boots, firm $2,Pb
°“ J tlentleineu's Gniiers,*ud Youths and
Utile reo’s wear, at extraordinary low p2ss.
Ue also continues to maoofartnr*, aaUsirwtnfore all de.
su^- D o B ,^,' , ' s 1k»
e n,J the hittwt style, *ll of which
n» -■rronu Vioi.abouisl tw QTetloakfed his rerv Ursa •*.
sortmeut of sKsandals, Gvarshoes and B sue, tor jSdleK,
with 'h’tr “° d ten. Every person who fitvombS
with .belr pa tip nags will be fairly dealt with. - Janß
JS©tt Paper Hangings. 1 *
PINE FRENCH AND
A. I and lVcorutloo% in gula, oak and marble •
Hall Uapero, of Tar joua 8tyl«s;
Pls’d and Plain Paper*, &»r alningrooos and chambers-
Cheap and low prio«*d Wall Papers cuwaoers,
BorJere, CelUags, Figures, Window Shadoa
A large and comnleto aswrtmeae of the above, selected
for lb., season, will be sold at the usual low pric£ fce ‘ e “ t * a
WALTER P. MARSHALL.
B.o&n? ansiNota - , OM . r „
.irvoTf° Eslslnger & UralT,
i' w ‘ ft ooa «hvet~UßDa-
T T facturers of Cooking StOTta, Cool and Wood Brov*>*
P.rtnr Stove*, HuUow W«S, Plain and S
and Faucy Fanners, Sad and Dog Irons, PortableForees
ett * OS * Kettles, Btova KbiUos, Wagon Boxes)
— l —* - - —— BUl *
Wm. H. Talcott & Co.,
M lsnccsasous to t. annssot, jr.. * ooM
ANUFACTUKEBS of gilt and mauoganV look
-I.NU glasses, Portrait and Picture
ue*ier- In Imported and Domes lie Funcy Goods, No. 63 oor*
par of Wood and Fourth streota, Pittsburgh. * oSlLlw
A Cat a.
Q y Interest In the firm of T. KENNEDY.
J2L,Jk CO., to William U. Talcott, who, with A. G
i tbe Qlas3 «M* Variety Duel*
YjiXbs at the «id stand, oornerof Wood aml Fourth ItctZti
“J'o ® f M-* Co. I S
oommend them to my former vuatomcr®. as everv «*»
qualified to <ive entire satisfaction ' 7
. ACi having demands agrinst ms, and all indebted
to me, will plena# make an earl* settlement.
-g** 2 - - - T. KENNEDY. JR.
Cabinet Forniture VVarehouse' —”
TB. YuUNG *OO., Caljxnti FxrnUurt and Chair Itan
» H/uefnrer*, Nos. 38 and 40 Bmiihield street, ODooalta
™Ll otell tneirolTScXand
customers, and these about to purchase anything in their
Uuu of business, that thuy are coasunUy manafacturinw
■every description -J fashionable parlor and Chamber Fu£
niiure, warranted in material and workmanship, end sold
ou reasonable tunaa. Care taken In packing f. r land or
water carriage
Steamboat Cabin Ftmtllureand Chairs on h»ndand mail*
to order, as usual. ***«*«»
Those Interested to furnishing boats will find It to their
ml vantage to give us a call, as wo give every auentbmin
tlie manufacture of wort best .Uapted to thrir use U Stl^
Hoorts ASO HtlUibS,
WHOLESALEAM) RETAIL,.
JAMES ItOBU has Qtteu up 1q splendid stvlu hu
NO as Market suaet, and No. 0 U “n
street and the Diamond, and has now completed his
Eprtng stock or BOOTS, BUOEB, SUPPEBB, GAITEKK Ac
and Palm Leaf, Pedal, Dusiia.imd Braid HATS, to which h«
l . U,nti ° a ° f » Ur = b “ 3 “'> -heto^.^bof:
. ‘•“h ia one at the largest over opened to this city,
and embrac™ everything worn by the ladles of Philadelphia
tutd Now York, and no trusts cannot fall to please all
lbM n K l * e“ Ml selecting the clioiceat goods;
all of which be warrants.
---. „as oiMSIUiUv
He also cunttnues to manufacture, as horatolbro. all da
scriptious of boots and Shoos, and from thla tong axporionca
1“" to buxines, to chi* city, to, hi trasto
* Sumdout guarantee that tboe. wtto f»vor torn with their
custom, wilt b« fairly dealt with. .Iffoo,
Sanlnary. for How*.
?Tut To °*X yVl !‘ ‘V* <i ° T ? a ,( * | oppositt Court Oma.
I I ‘ hls <*“>1001 wilt oommonea on MON
i DAY, fleptomberdlh, and the duties of Instruction will
b. resumed by lleasrs. UttIGUS and JI’DON ALD
VoZ:z ln th ° *•“ j«-
to T tt a mrir^ p X!Lr i rhiorm^
S2S&; « t£\ o^ ni ,l!M - or al » b J te *««
wTbThCaIFEI —— ——
First stree.’, uetween iygod and market
STREETS, FITTSbUKGU, PA, build.
MstalUc LlfeDoats,ofGalvantoed Iron ; also, manufurana
Oopper and Sheet Iron Work, Uooklng Stoves for StoamSl3
and Hotels, Portable Forges, Forged Iron w„rt ISS
Bolts for bridges, aeg Cork Ufa Purler?, the be,7Tnd
cheapest kind, ateamboat work attended to. reiV26.v
carefully selected, ucd will be eold «a uerutil. °* to
. 0 , A - JAYNES, Pekin Tea Store,
35 Fifth street
JBOGTB AND* who wish to «t n
neat and well fitting gei “
BOOT, BQOS or GAITER,
will call at M’LACGIILIN‘B,
-. , 8p Fourth street
CillAh'l.y UKISItVUKU a GRAsi-V
MANUFAOI'UIUSItB of COAL AND WOOD awklNQ
STOVES, Parlor and Swung Stores, arawFronts
Fenders, Wagon Boies Sc, Ac. Wumbouee No 111 WOOD
Street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh, fa.
6 T O C K IV U <l* A C TO K M .
NO. 21 FIFTH STREET. ’
Slim of THE OLD STAND.
YTriLLIAM DALY has returned from the Mannfaetur.
y\ irn Hosiery District, of Europe, where ho ££pu£
chased, ier cosh, a Tory extensive and well escorted stock of
the best descriptions only of Stockings, Bocks,tnden&lrts.
Drawers, Gloves; also, newelyieof Children’s and Missas’
Sancy Stookiogs, together with Wadomeitio stock oftttta
burgh Manufactured Hosiery. He will sellbv wholesaled
retail at New York Importers’ prices. 3 01
Bememberth«place-No.24,sShof TheolD STAND.
my 23
Spring itpli Hati~
igl WB WW«»» rTE *m Weeds end the public
« generall/to call and examine our new and beautiful
wbioh we are selling low
for Casa. Alao, our Celestial Cap, which to enkaowlofted
to be the neatest andba.t Cap of the season. “ W “* a
- ftM7 *■ yfOMta a ms, n Wood it
• s„
f • T a-. »nV »» -
‘ a" 4 f, f i'"* ‘’■
* :
AA^A/4,4 /: -
M'} Ipl , :. gUI faia . ra
„ GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
OITT CIBISET WAREHOUSE,
2vo. 1?3 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Orroßm lHDzpaai>«cj: IUll.)
_ Philadelphia.
FTOHITREE, VS EVERY STYLE!
Comprising LouisXlV, Louis XV, Elizabethan anJ Antique/
r n Bcuiptiiro Carving and modern style:
in Ilosesrood, Walnut, Mahogany,Satlnwocd and Maple;
all of superior construction, and-finished in the
best Style*equal to, if not excelling in qoal*
ity, the Goods of any Establish*
muntintbo United States*
rl but experienced workmen, (appren*
t-t t ce ®-° e^n ß positively excluded,)nnd using the best ma
terials, tho work cannot fall to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Tarnishing a Hous#>, either in ole
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
nieans all the articles in each room correspond iD
style and quality, and the Immenso stock always ca hand,
being ao various.iu design, enables purchasers to pleu<e
lh ' d9laJ
„ JFj Wea tilo 3nishad Furniture on band. I need
only Inform you that my Rooms are 175 xeet long, by ‘£l feet
D u Umbor * witb contiguous, sum
t? e t ?P IOy 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
done under my own Immediate inspection.
-* 49»The racking is all done in the Store, and Furniture
*° carry eafely any distance. Visiters to Phiia
aelphia are respectfully Invited, as purenasers or otherwise,
to call ana examine the Goods. au26:l>
...D. D. EOOKkS.
«««. _ -JOSEPH IHOGR.IDGE.
OQMMIBBiON AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 35 CoMMiseuL, below pis* stiusv,
S T ft°nc( h9BreqUire<i ’ 0n Conal s mn#nl 8 °r Bills of Lading
H«mp and other
Fl Sf Promptly filled at the lowest martet prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of llerccandh- and Pr*.
nSaofiSSht^l!?*? 8 ** 11 ?” dispatch: the lowest
Sflfci£iL re^svSU 1 aiwayß b * Procured, and the expense
of storage and Drayage as much.** posaible avoided V
_ . „ axrxasHcrß: ‘.
LlUs* Moran, Cincinnati:
Oharlesa, HI otr 4 Co., 'do; ' Btrstter* Onrman
J°W Bnl? g *n > '’ Tm, d ,°J B P rtn ?ari Whiteman, do:
Chfrt* A°« e f’ d 0: Shields & : ' jJ*
A O n do: JoE,ah he® * Co., Baltimore
Co.,Boston; Abraham J.CoIe. do*
Howard, Son 4 Co., do : W. It. Reyaold... tcnUriS-
T.fl. TrrichcllA Co., CommLe “n D MeS“" b N^rie^
1111 fP'n Policy of Insurance, which will cover
“", “ ”1“'" to , mr s ? dr < !5 «. edvlsed by letop'r
toe’of sh^'J? 0 ” 94 ° a Lilln of inJ.nn; hcroVe.cr atthe
UanofaHipmen'. JOSEPH ttOfIMDQE,
- flt. Louis* Missouri.
tv,, water Cure instituti?
8 ™ I D?i I < |??(IV?R S m^a ßKT - wsa -'' STREET
DOCTYm n.Vrv 'iP?*’ WTTSBDBQH, PA.
torn h»S 0 m e fii 7 n' ! ‘ f ‘ : ’ din *, t a . nll Immediate effect this ays
drtm,‘^““d,/^°in,“dll wtak’ln'd
7 de!irab! ' in
S nd i treatment will be adroini**
I , sr.^ T *£i IB "7dfe'
ont, as those niucquatnted might cuimo-e 1
w'w“STv' l ir rn»~.
d-n 6 T Mn™» tv'' ‘".'i' 10 ,:’ Bell, J. U. Wei
Kerr. T ‘ M ’ W JJ ' tloimes, ll H. Engllah, II JI.
The undersigned, having vMted Doctor Ba-U's In.din
W. W. Patrick, Moats F. Eaton, t) Ormsby </re k -g. (jaofl h
1 AND MOUTY.roUB O^BSt4 0 o" 11 f Vl'X “ UM)RBB
slglit of the proposed station on the ConnSurflieSiiS^
t£l‘ Uo B Sr?M a wih" J h ' 4U!ire Ul °-
Siftaiin h g . h ’ oni &,l “ r “ Lo ° baiun, «» bVso
is ninety t. on. hundmiVtcre, ln » bleb t S
Md almost on the line or the Connullsrllie KaihSlS _, • *
supposed to contain an inexhaustible’bed of luoi'oiiE
‘^„r r
KlIiTl 1 ;-, ** Paru^raJo^LW/
UhINULDS, at Loxens's U!,ss Works, or of
JAMKB 0. i'rclil'V,
Real Ketate Aei-nt. at this .alee.
~ 7 »^ ttaborSll> ° n
w &253&
«*s•.«« ~ rzzTJVdjtr l si oa “i ai, ' ;
P B»t^ m vi> 0f | fa , rth * r lnfOTm »tton apply to W D
r. Mum, Jio. \\ ood street, Pittsburgh, * *
oulfl.-tf . , 11 ■ “■ THOMPSON-,
Aaateoeo for Jay. 8. Nuglay.
V nctu.o NuMrim, Now YorS Ce irare ro ? I'
SSSSSS^HI
Plctureecjue Scenery *c In th, U hLh H l "™*,’ A PP ro «“iea,
PractleeUy wiS.“™S B SSeJ? f tbe *«•
Gardening, and hiring spent yearTln L “ nJs «>P<>
England, end on the „, ih. S l
ft , o?Mm“ tt, “ P^'om “ t «»-Ui£r.f SSTito
Po'Soffl?.™'^:^”f “>™>S«>th. City
Mohan, aVoodltreeS W,r,hous ” of Hajl.j 4
8«77
PITTSBURGH AGENCY, 6T MARIUW STRKOT Th.
met Makers, is requested to this new nmi in-.,-,.*-.
»nd flteiuiihoata, outside and iafide; Cabins llalls Chnn&
T«ni>u »,Tu Slf “r In'
Imitation of Yarloua klndj of wood pi-T.. .. f “
etß, and Patent Ventilating Contra Pieces
Sloulain f! ,Co nt «l J , rniSS
PlaSt "“ J WooilOarvlug,
-aw - - --war
J - - ■ ' 67 Market *t.
M imn ™. ® ew *'artner*iiip,
ATTHEW GRAFF AND DAN’L. KEiaiNGEIt, trading
heretofore as M. GKAFK <fe 00., 3tovy und Uoiluw?
ware Manufacturers, No. 124 Wooa strait hnm <>h. 7
“•"■"I THOMAS
Sjfif JS 8, ?‘ ! f 8, style uuJ title of thoUria will
from this date, be UKAFF, REISINUI2R A GRAFF Tliev
respectfully solicit a continuation of the patronage so lib
orally bestowed upon the linn of M. Graff A Co 5 ° S ° UXh
. Pittsburgh, July Ist. 1554.
.. ®*w Trimming Store,
TIHAVK “"‘S ami "" Diamond.
KnnhHflirf'^HtSSPx 8 r^ pecrall - v ttnuottnew to the
MW ??tom^niatoren^T Wid » V,CJ ? ,t £’ l that be wiU open his
new Trimming Storeon Muuday, April 17th. liurioit fitted
op the neatest otore room In the city and filled if,LiJh „
: w^ MUa!h ' tton »
Pl£>m^i E 7???.i a 3 ’■'““"d'h'S MTEIIAIIV DEPOT
“rotnre SS. fitT pUrch “ il ‘S “J V the e‘be»p Lh
J ' apr7;ly
W Me nnJ?. nd Mineral Water Fountain.
Wo* 61 FIFTH Btreet, nest door to Masonic
• Ilail, dealer in FitDIT and CdNFKCTIGN'A rv
ice Oreanj. of the beet quality, served up darine the -«n*
80 0. Also, Strawberries and Cream. ® e fCa '
0“?“° ,1° “ applll: ' J wit *> Strawberries end other
£mte, during the season, on the most reusonaM* tl™
*r4*r» aw r Mspw rrullT snlMted.’ reasonable terms.
AGAlN—Woods’ Monthly Heal Estate
On it there are described fb* sale 6i irood rimS
tioosea and Lot*, 48 fine Country Seats and rjr m ?’ “*■
in’? ?? Pp cl >““* °, a « ht 10 *» «quainttd > lwfore buv'
ln£. Cali and get o Register gratis. w bu ?’
THQ3. WOODS. 75 gonwh- rtreet
'“ W A. A, MASON * 00
■fit:'# *■?*:’*
• i ' s ?s>'
PHILADE i,P HI a
ST. LUUIS
• KENNEDY A 00
j FOR SALE AND TO LET.
| Per Cent JLorootr than any Farm In the
r -^ < W? t f4LE._The subscriber Is
XX tonttU.thsfovkwlnjr described TRACT OF
Stabling under the whola. ta!iafc^i<&
Trees-, best grafted qualities: alarMnri«Ti«f^rJb 0
cbirry ail lmbSrtng oXrf g? RB i
anj >°a hish6tatoofcultiratlOD I withrrBteridlfn e rh?| a i r i ,il
This laud la very comfortably’htSftS
neighborhoods in the county, being conveSem to mrst"
to churches, scfoooH and rnlllß, and would not bo“ the
market only chat the other is about to remove to the fir
west. Terms ece, and.price moderate. For furthorrara.
cnlare see the owner, » H. KOBE, on pramhee, or the e“b-
Krib "', JAMES 0. RICHEY,
anUlidaw - teal Estate /Item.
FOB SALE—Two splendid Farms: Ono Of 100 acres and
the other 76 acres; beautifully foestod on the t/coe.-
lail i T . owasb *p Blank-Road, 8 miles from the city, each
ofthem lying so ae to divide into 10 acre lots,havinX g ood
eprlog on each. I: la a eplendld opportunity for a specula
tion. Thoso who want-a good home, or wish to mate
money, would do well to look at It. as we will sell to the
first that offers us our low price, in lots or all together.
Also, five Country Seats, 1 mils from Woods’ ran and
mn y w m , n fn J m A> ,e sheny city, by wayof the Newßrigb
fere dvery tow bcaUi J lbCEtiona, andof-
Also, ten Country Seats on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
00^ 7 mileßb «tow thy city. They will be sold senarai*
or together to a colony or building association. It Isa
lovely location, and cheap, of coarse#
Also, one Lot of two acres, and two smaller nieces <if
ground, opposite Harlxaan's at Woods'rw7offo?cd at a
ver) low price for ea flno a property. An assortment of
£an^? ’ OUSBB a nd Lots; al* aye on hand, and describe*] It
r*uireof r ‘ Bsropo bu ? jD S 70U would do well to ealUnd
S f • THOMAS WOODS,
76 Fourth street..
rnnp^l! ftl s**l* ror Country Home*.
F for “'"i m e23 J terme, FIFTY
an E YHr Eton apv t “?2 ct ?? fl l rraral residences, Alto,
-JJA on the banker tha ADegh«n? river
rSn!f **? 200 foot deep; hating fronts on Mary and'
Jolla Ann Areanw, and fiearietta and Herr e treats/™.
£s*““ Dt =l?s“f »y FruitTreeeof thenhotawstad ana
commands a nne view of tha picturesane and romantic sen.
nery around. I amdeslroaa of proaerying thia.eauare en
uificent rites“®nl.sne <rf tha meat charmlrigand mag
immediate vicinite'S residence, U*
Also, about Tlift. E ACRES OP GROUND' at Iba b.'.a „■*
Shetland, adranta'geonely elttfited formanmtotJritg^
The abote property Is sitnated in Dnqnesne boronah, oh
the high and main band of Herr’s Island, and lareXdb?
a very substantial Bridge of one span. For parttadSsrS
ok l tvm Residence, In Dnquesne borongh, on thema/n
1110 ° f Hoert[lsland, or if JOHN DON-
L cornßr of Sesend and Market sts Pittsburgh
-?l >rl7 - tf . WM. 0. MILDER.
PlrtU Ward Property; for snlo at a Good
Bargain,
SSJ® r^^'V 8142 ? K£Cft HOUSES AND LOTS.-
These Lota embrace a front on Penn's treet, of GO feet 6
uit.uep, to a 3 feet alley; pn which there ia. erected a valaa~
ble block of lirick Houses, stories hieh with
f£t d^ U n r Ia r ba£emßDt: * 41 foet front on Pent) street, nnd 30
scdthispropert^K
o^r> r uftoe^H“ ,d h ?<lt , b ® In tha market only that the
STni&SaS / toUSdSTe""^ aod Sa * u
efe- “*
„ or JA3. O. RICHEY, ’
apl - ft Real Estate Agent,ot this office.
f3°^Th >R 0 *' SAI ’' 1 AI A CHEAT BARGAIN.
tVco-l^rVd iff °"'r” *° , rell th * °»» h:i,f cf«» aero,
, nnJ J Ga arn-a of surface, altnateu at Freemeu’s
LhOding, on ihe Ohio riv.-r, in li»ncr:cfe county, \T Thia
with; ttoVein ™7
’nn , h K° u « aHI *V ol Bhu miaous Coal, and
'?k» p iUton lil « rifer whore the water is about 13 feot at
'So fl f Z \ U , nJ tt V , cry larsf! P°° J - sufficient to harbor
cnal boats. Also a charter for the purport? ot ostablisb-
Ssr"^fK? 48 -; 1 tbe There S
alrore a Qrst raro overshot .tiaw Mill. c
»n bnlf * th^eeqn&rtcrs, or the whole
to suit purchasers. Terms tzsy QQd price mmlerate Vcr
fuetber particulars enttuirerf ItOBERT KEENAN, on Se
P d“fi ,W ° f r r, . p C. KICUEY,
--2 Real Estft.e Agent, at this office:
Valuable Prooertv for Kni*
O^iSv STREET, - ADJOINING TUJS METHOD
«V/ ft NEAR CANAL BASIN. This
Ishow the only desirable piece of .property in this neighbor.
IOUSIU , up by tbQ fenMjlFaxUa EaSliwX
fii? t fh n J[i*»t ro ?i tl ?? on ' L:, ‘ erty 50 ftet -on Elm street 100
M=tnCdbt UraTß VflM eg f^vSxiber
*perty \* m . ost durable as a Hotel. The buildlDß
now on if, a good substantia! thre & storv bHcfc with »n
for a
a,s cby Union Uouj,anxng & bucines*. C-r>itiiU?t«* ®rvd
W 'lnvestment, will do well
_spr2S.tr EDWARD FABTTR..
Coni Works For
ff'i 0F LAJiD » with SW acres of Coal
fil ommhm' •<*»pn>tao«nt« thereon In success.
lUJ operation. . oij farm j 3 ,itustoJ on th« MononmhelV
'if m,l “ “■ b<rt ' Pittsburgh, end is supplied with «
nS™ “lUnfhaJbSk ‘ U ‘ mS “> orch “ rd > HaUmad.and
'For 04 *" S ‘™
t e io. ff NICHOLSON & PAYNE.
J ‘ U No. 230 Liberty street.
W7i f*^ e ,‘, ioUBc ” a “<* J*o<« toe Sale.
E ? “i p . n J a ,l e “ ll8 ' lUBEIS HOUSES ASD
LUib. unw Unck House,situatedoa Ferrv
«ou«h.ndUb.rt, atrevts; I*,', aS*
Alsn, one Lot end two Houses, on ctreat filrth
cm is ?oin?n J'nSfi'h'T' “" ldini; ' 4 e - Ite House at pro*
tnt is (loin* a good business, and is pleasantly 'ocatod
ior term* mu further particulars enquire of
ALEX CCPPJ.ES,
corner of Ferry and Water streets.
T’ I **? PiIOPKItTV situated corner of Webster and Fallen
Jr .urn 9 ’ and alter the Ist of April next. Hus is
Stand ßlb n J! l t ! i°V 0a for 8 large IJour * n 3 House nr a Tavern
iitaud. It contains tae .urge Brick House, frontiniron Pul.
oo street; two ttuall Frame Houses, fronting on Crawford
S l“ d Sta , bk > f ™ting on Webster street. Miim
small ex ease the back buildings can be converted into stL
MpaWe ° f Stalik S *>«"»■ Forten?apply
Un\9 AUSTIN LOvillS,
A- niw 92 Fourth street.
taunts, omuss, ao , xo LtT.—ad*»u.
J£- Third „ BtreaC » opposita the Gazette
»r'*„" a D £ < *~ fent ?2w; a Hou'o, corner of Wylie and
Tnwynd .tr«t; Wo. 131 Third sheet, a Dwelling House
‘ “ wom-r cn t,»2sai a large Three a.op, Bkk
ct Fifth street—s3oo; 6 Offl. ea
li B “ st° 8 ’ f “ th str -“ t ; » I«-S« Wsn Foo Ih
Jf l !> la -se_ st ° o Boom oa Fjurtu street; a Urea
-tore Boom oa Third street. Belt lo the Dispatch office 8
_kPPiyto M-2d| s PUTBBERT ir, Thka',,
VA t.C ABLK RKAL KSTATE FOR 8 a RE, Adjoinimt the
Uorough of Mancheater—THlßTY RUILM.Na LUTB
‘|>y ITO fwt Jeep, and fronting cnAUrito!
reSontbl'r. ’ ri 4 Ul > sr “ off «od to »la quite low, and on
rea-ouabte terms of payment. This property ia Dart of rt
estate of the late James Adams, Ksq., Sd ti3?i S o?o
feet aud beyond dispute. Appli to P
oorB * J
I (fourteen years) of a
9° P Uara street and Spring alley, in the
back M n 'f7*lVT Uu s° n a ’ llara «"wi,and ranning
Spri V S . aI ‘ ey » onwMch ia erected o four
atonU UricX tlouse,4o lt.square, with uframe,twoetorles
60 ft. on Spring alley, well oalrul.ied to rarry ou art
Iffanoh ofnianufacturingbusinesa. Being on-ueod In mam
ufiieturing in _ the country, I offer the above for sale In
quire at No. 424 Liberty street. E lt ' In ’
oc!8:tf
V aluable Prducrtv ton*- naio
F i: \v I ?.n HA ‘ NU ' U p IE I DUIL^I Kti y LOTS,| l ifuate on Centre
A *'U tiCar Fulton street, and within tan minutes'
walk of the Post Offlc*. For terms, inquire of ®
UOON & BAUOENT,
corner of ffo<m and Fifth nts.
For Sale or item.
A BHICE DWELLING
?o IhWE ’ b "' reen SmiditteM and Gram streets
SlB J ‘ W BUILEU,
-t-. - 07 Front afreet.
„ To L«t, "
A CELLAR, under thr Neptune EntHno
JX House, oo Seventh street, suitable for atmlng moSSS
UCS - ln l uireof JOHN II STKW ? ARtT^
• 267 Liberty strettr:
Steamboat Tra« a portatlon acquired by
the ludltui Department.
Omci OF THE BI'JT I SUMS AFFAJSS, 1
Si. Louis, Mo., February 20,l8a&. /
ft’fill t« rscrived at this .-,S o until
kj noun of tho IKMU Day OK AI'KIL. 1855 for trull,
porting;, by Strauilxiat; mtn Louis i 0 tte Ira’iing Posts
on Thu Upt-.r Missouri rirr: between Fort Pierre and Fort
Union; say iro-m SO .0 4u tons of Annuity Ss“ tror&
lons Ammunition, le, to be deUrcrod to the indiun IZat
fo. tho Lppar Missouri Agency, at snob points on tie rfrcr
and insu. n rjuantine.-t as he may direct; tho boat to stob
at any points of delivery ter such number of days; not *x
cttsliug five, us Mid. uuent may reunite to enable him to tKs.
tr.huto .aid Ac.,to the ludians The ,
tho
atentS: k,tUOttt - “ - A ’Vhter convey-
>h o ,uM rtate «*
sltion spool ylug ho per ulS ,“ mlr ? “
ton' *" J*™* W
to Th !,u0^ stttUC trans -oriaiion on tbeir return.
£ V lel * ?°U n l Wll j ** required to be in radioes* to re-
SsV* at st - Louw by thalOth of M«y, 18*6. No
« iri W .. . *icceptcd upon which Insurance cannot be
readily obtained. The ritfht will be reserved to take time i
to consider the bids, and the right also to reject any boats,
steam or keel, that aie not considered by the un-jerslgned
ttUtßdently staunch, speedy, and adapted to the proposed
hervire, and to reject any and all blrs, if deemed unsatis
factory.
Tb« proposals will each be endorsed— 4 * Proposals for
Tram-parti p Indian Uooda, Provisions, Ac., up the Missouri
Itiver," and will atite the rate per hundred pounds f nr
whiih the bidders will contract.to perform the service \md
must be accompanied by a gaaranty ilwt the bldd«M tHii
enter into contract. and give sufficient aecmitv
form»nce thereof in case their bid a shall be
ftA- OUiWm,Bup‘“i^^,
• V * • • C . v. .
NUMBER 147.
JAMES BLA KELY.
EDWARD FABER.
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UAILy iIUKJMiN (i I'Ual’t
ICESDAY MOESISG:
PI3TSBCHGH AND
Wednesday, March ?,1855
At a meeting of the Stockholders of the Pitta
burgh and Steubenville Kailroad Company held
pursuant to a call made through the papers
George Blaofr, Esq.-, took the chair, and Edward’
Gregg and Sidney F. Von Bonnhorst were on
motion appointed Secretaries. ■
James S. Craft, Esq., chairman of Auditing
Committee thou made the following report:
ateabenvilto ttallroad-Itcport of the Inveatln.
tiutr Committee. 7"“^
To. the Stockholders of the Biltsburyh and Steuben.
ville HailrQad Company :
The undersigned appointed at tha Stated an
nual meeting of the Company held oil the eighth
UlrJ laßt *, in Wstij}atethe acoounta
£M ald Con >P“y,<tnd; the Keportof tha lata
Treasurer, respectfully report.
,t. T n at the Eeuor !‘ l 01 >aractor of the accounts of
this Company and their footings aa exhibited at
the meeting of the Stockholders, remind the ex.
aminera of the remark attributed to Talleyrand
that language was an invention to Conceal men'll
thoughts. ■ So it would seem, without attributing
anj deliberatepurpose tamisroprcaeqt or mystiry
that figurea.oan be.employed to obscure faots
For if it had been studiously in tended to produce
an erroneous impression of the state of the oon
cern before them, T7hioh it is not supposed was
designed, it could not have been more successful
ly accomplished than by the exhibit made This
has not been done by mean 3 of incorreot addi
tions pr substractiona, nor by forced balances,
but by partially describing and entering the
transactions of the Company under beads not
sufficiently conducting to desirable information
To explain this more fully. When a city or
county .Bond was disposed of and disappeared
from among the funds of the Company, thepro
•eeds thereof in money, or other valuo received
were accurately credited, but tho gain or loss not
entered, iu tiny shape* The Bond was 1 gone, bnt
accpuuted for in tho books. As
mapy of the Bonds sold for cash . were, during the
late disastrous times, parted with at a sacrifice
the amount lost on each: sale did not appear’
but on the contrary it stood on the hooka as a
part of tho available assets of tho ebneern- so
that if the Company did not grow richer by its
losses, like the widow’s oruise of oil, it seemed
to suiier no loss ,by abstraction. Of this de
scription were the entries made for the first EDd
smallest portions of the sales of tbo?e Bonds; bnt
latterly they have been disposed of, not by tho
Treasurer, or the sales regularly returned to
him, but by whomsoever deeming fite&selves su
thorized took time and opportunity to raise money
on the instant of Urgentuecossity. Who received
aud negotiatiatej them does not appear by the
general books of account—nor is there any re
turn of many of them On the Treasurer’s Books—
so that instead of finding City Bouda to the
amount of $935,310 98 as acknowidged iu his
" City Bond Account" by tho. Treasurer to be in
his hands, neither he nor tho Company had at
the time of his exhibit one of those Bonds in
his, or their custody and control. 'So of "Coun
ty Bond ’Account “ with which tho Treasurer
charges himself as indebted in the amount of
1 $374,450 83, there wns on tho eighth of January
last nothing of all that amount of Bonds in said
Treasurer’s or the Company’s hands. Accord
ing to tho mode of doing business as above sta
ted, they had all been negotiated or pledged, and
neither their proceeds nor the application of
those.proceeds, nor tho name of the pawnee ap
pear in. the Treasurei’a books of report Hero
the examination might have stopped, and the
office of. the examiners might have ocased with
a report of tho3e faots, leaving, the burthen of
explanation upon tho negotiators. And they
would have willingly paused there, without at
tempting to penetrate the tangled thicket which
lay before them. But they supposed that sim
ply, to state that tho amount of City.and County
Bonds returned to the Stockholders as available
assets for the early completion Of the Road, did
not tally with the amount on baud, but-that they '
had entirely disappeared from the immediate
control and powor of the Company, .would be a
barren and unsatisfactory conclusion, and they
have therefore extended their researches into ail
attainable sourcesbeyond said books, in the man
ner which will hereafter appear.
We continue somewhat further our remarka
upon the manner of Book Keeping pursued
Take up the account etjlcd "Engineering andSn
rermtmdence." This should only represent the
expenses of Engineers Sc., in and about the con
struction of tho Bond, tallying with the Engi
neer's books. But under this head are charged
as wo think erroneously, all the salaries paid to
others than tho Engineer Corps. These should
have appeared under the title of Salaries or Ex
penses, being certainly no port of the cost of the
Road, unless as it may be chargeable with the
general cost of the management of the Company
ihe road, analogous to tho real estate item of an
individual,-should only bo charged with its proper
cost. For this reason the Engineer’s report of
his expenses was mtioh less than thatoharged to
him, in manifest error. So when money was re
mitted from a financiering agent, at a distanoe
from Pittsburgh, it was credited to “Bills Paya
ble,” (a sort of asylum for inexplicable wind
rails,) When in truth and in fact, neither Note
Bill, Draft or other obligation was over issued
of incurred by the Company to justify such en
try. These items are mentioned as explanatory
of a perplexed system, which, instead of elucida
ting, only complicated the arithmetical history of
the Company’s affairs. We shall dismiss the
subject or these mistaken entries by adverting to
bat one or two more. s '
Tho report of the Treasurer charges himself
with cosh $9,644 21, admitting that sum to be
in hishands or due from him. Subsequently
rii: seven days after tho date of his report, and
after tho new board now in existence had ap
pointed another Treasuror, tho former Treasu
rer has credited himsolf with $8,333 83 for his
salary for three years and four mouths. This
posthumous entry is not” recognized, but as still
born; as our enquiries are properly limited to the
date of the report of the Treasuror, especially
as his former reports.to'the stockholders of the
first of January. 1863, and that of the 4th of
January, 1854, U 3 well as that of the Bth of
January, 1858, exhibit no similar claim nor
is it sustained by any resolution of the Direotors
We have also reversed said Treasurer’s credit
to himself of the sum-of $8,250,- “commisHm
charged for negotiating (as he asserts) the ealeof
the fret issue of City Bonds, $260,0011 at 2A
per cent., which the Directors of that day unan
lmously assert was a sale to himself, and they
averring an utter ignorance of this entry 3
In undertaking to arrange the accounts for
this report, we have separated the items belong
ing to the Engineers’ Department from the sail,
neo generally. These salaries appearing
tabular statements annexed, have been
to expenses and of course correspondingly!
tted to the Engineer Department The Bamount 8 amount
expended in that service hr found to be S
oilable with its books and the general ledaer
The account of real estate, purchased for sta
tions and depots, has been carefully separated
from thatofrightef way andCddamagesS
diTnostdnf 8 , formerma J be . if found efpedient,
disposed of when not wanted atita value, aod form
a productive fund to the Company, while the
ground covered by the road,if abandoned, would
revert to the owner.
. The professional services rendered in contest*
mg or arranging land damages, should be sepa
rated from those attending collections, &0., so
that the former should be charged to that'ac
count, and the latter to commissions. This sepa
ration, as far as it can now be made, is recom
mended to be done hereafter.
The appropriation account should be onened
in another name, suggestive of its purpose It
consists of monies paid under ,» * . 11
of the Directors to tho road to
ginia, from the line of Penneei. - ■ 6uf ' ir ’
river; authorized byfhe temk W ,O ohto
f»snartS2s?»2
intended 1 to T™* bf 1316 *•«»& “«
intended to represent the total of these on.
I£d them 11 would toTe bcea better to have ckm g
ed them ns made to each of the contractors in ft
acco^ l f a 0 “? a t 0 havo :OP“eJ another
" per ceutuge, to be credited
their was'fulljr
I B^. Ull3 P laa «he balance due each
[ contractor would appear always in the ledger
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