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OR DAJLY ’MORNING POST.
minted Gfl* tuny. Mcrrfiinp,lB unday excepted.
py G)iyiuuk S BIOMTGOMERY. "
wants orwoop iWD.nrrn fitting.
£a* 3f J?it Af Five Dollars a - par, payable strictly in
advance. Blx Dollars will invariably be required if not paid
within the : > „ •--
AB~ Tingle ci)p«*e two- oiava—6>t -nla At the counter In tbs
Office, unihy the J’ewsßoya.. """ “.. . ..,.
TaE' SATtrSi3&T HORNING POST v '
from the iaino'office; on a lerge blanket, sise
biet, at TWO DOLLAR 3 a year, in advance., Single copies
WTSCMT3.. ; . ;••' • ••
#o* No paper uffllbe discontinued unless at, the
on oi the until all arrearages are nu<L
SB* No Attention will, bo paid to apyorter unless aceom
panlai bv the money,'or satisfactory reference in this city*
£3- Cmn'd'dvnlh Uie KiiabliihmenLof Qti. Morning Post
X i,v o/ thilarg'slJob Printing Otfcain the city, where all
l ifl.it nf uork it < Une*n the shortest notice, and most reaton
able (<mj, : y~
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Robt*.C*G.Sproai f ,
ATTORNEY AND COBNSELUHI AT LAW—Office, No.
—.Fourth BtreoU'fiitaburght Pa;;:,,- . decH:ly
jftmea A* lioyyrie.
ATTORNEY AT LAW— street; Pittsburgh,
.between Smithfleld stTeefrhpdOherry alley.- [dcclltiy -
_ VJQjSKFU >VEAV£Ri
ATTORNEY. AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
4 ‘ . OiHce, Noi'H4 Fourih ttreet>
jathlyg) . -pgtaucßoa.-PA. ~ .. .. •
JOHN; BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Oliice, corner Fljftti and'Grant ate*,'
ja3;lyi] • Pittsburgh, pa. ' •* ~
it. Biddle Roberts,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, No. 1»2 Smithfleld street,.
between Fifth and Sixth. Collections carefully attend*
el to—spori.il attention given to-CogTcyaoring. [deeply
Thomas Means,
ATTORNEY: AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4 •_
A TTOr.N£Y,AT LAW— Ko. 109 Fuurthstrwt, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth’'door below Mr.-Body Patterson's liyery
Stable. ~jg2B
C* Oriando.Loointß,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
Jyfcy -
Thomaa M. Marshall,
ATTORNEY AT iAW—OfficajLowrilPslluildingE, Fourth
street. - jao7:ly
H. il.Oarnahan,
ATTORNRY AT LAW—Office ou Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street. ■ ■ jeffiy
N< M'Ciowry,
A TTORNNY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office In
L~3l Dr.UtwelPa on Grant street, je2
U. H. Union,
ATTORNEY aT LAW—No, 127 Fourth street, above and
near SmlLhfleld. mariffry
Patrlckid’Rennai
A L D'B RMAN ~ O F XlilitD ; W A R D
OFFICE CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFTH STEKET3,
tiotmerly occupied by Aldcrznuo Lewis,/ where all ba
einoss pertaining-to the office or aiderman and Justice of
the Peace-will be promptly nyenOed to. febl:3m •
4i..iiuoluua>ter, AlUermair.
(\FFICK, Grant street, between Fourth st/and Diamond
F alley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
est .-are -and Ivgal -accuracy.- Titles to Beal Estate ex
amined, ' . , - • . ja&g
LI. ii. Neal, Alderman,
0; 91 THIRD Street, between Woodund Market streets,
IS Pittsburgh. Collections promptlymade. Bonis, Mort*
g«(ie.B, and other writing? drawn ;• with neatness and acca
yaty, • • ' • '•• ■ r je2My
. U.AHIo dUKGKON DENTIST, (flue;
SS&ittfaßgy cesser to :Q.W. Biddle,) XO. 144 SMITH*
FI BLD STREET.
4 »L.I i .Lj.v ' 45* Office boars,from 8 to 1 o’clock, and
ica 2 ti: T oV-U-ek ,feblfi:ly
. .I..SCOTT. DENTIST, Fourth street, five doors
, ■•
of Jlartet. .
Omcs Hours From nine A. 81. to fire
P. 51.‘ :ii • f dec2o:y
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. ui;ostj:<j: %-... „...» ....mux. stcuuscai.
D. W* HKILSTIN'EKfc CO.,
EMISSION:.-AND FiMWASBINII MESUUANTS,
AKD
Dealers (ftmsntliy in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin
cinnati and other Manufactures, &c.
A’o.i'U Froulslrecif, Odiotcn Markxl and Ferry ttredt,
PA. '
Liberal cash advances made on consignments. Par*
tlculiir attention paid to forwarding Weiteru merchandise.
References.—^ Clark & Thaw, Win. Bagaley A Co., WmlM’*
Cull# A Co., jfch Sillers A Co., Hays A. lliaak, Kramer A
Ilihro.'Ueury Gralf, K?q., Wm. Eichbaum, S. R, Johustoa,
K*q., tlioiiittS Bakevell, Esq., Ueorge Lediie, lh.q., Solomon
fetOQ'er, Esq. .. jafcg
Wil. „.QfiO, WSaiUM
V . W?i; BISGIUrd A CO.,
i’ORWAROLNG AND COiI.UISSION
LUnrlystred, opposite Penr.a. Railroad Depot,
wpr?,- ■. : . FiT-tagUEun, Pa.
PAGODA •I’JbiiV STORE,
i EIIU HAWORTH* and Retail Grocer, Dealer
V and Importer of Old-Country Black Teas, l’retich Bran
die?., Wines, <so,, corner fc/ Diamond alley an-i the Diamond,
PittsOurgb, Pa. •••,• • : feb2S:y
V/Jl* A, iI’CEUitQ,
JETTEA. DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER,****
COSN£S OF'wool* ASP SIXTH STUEKTjJ,
jn2s:£ . . FitUburgl l.
iienry H. Colitne,
EOP-WARDINa AND CG.U MISSION MERCHANT, and
rVfiloli&iis Ocsisr iu Chcme.'Butter, Seeds, 4’iah, nod
Proince gcauraily,-No. 25 WOOD Su. Pittsburgh. [marfl
Pnu! & 21ardocli|
C 'COMMISSION AND i'OiIWAIiDING -iIEROIIANS, AND
J STEAMBOAT Water3treeL,Ciucix.nati,
Ohio. * [apldl
King A Wuorlicuili
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
• No. 27 V/ood street, Vitt’bcrgh. (my£l
B. T. C. Morgan,
Bookseller and stationer—ha* always on ban
& general assortment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Book?, o n Wholesale end Re
tail,No. 104 Wood street, -below Filth, East side, Pittsburgh,
ts, ii'nDtol, lings end Tanners* Scraps. op!5:ly
RuiKcll &, Uro.,
Booksellers, stationers, dealers in stan
DARD.AND LIGHT LITERATURE, and Publishersol
thy I. 0. 0. i\ TOKEN, No. 15 Firth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
inarl&rly
1. W* Chadwick,
DEALER IN RAGS and PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
Pitaburoh. The lu;;beat pricu in caih paid foriraga.
inrlP.y
ERA’S SELLERS & CO.,
Forwarders aud Couralssiou Merchants
CEM.tC3 IX
PROVISIONS, GROCEIUE3 AND OILS, ‘
.Vo. GQ9 Liberty sired* PilLtlmrsh,Pa.
Wtujajk MiLixa, Phila-- wh. tuexKtso*, Pittsburgh.
Miller do Illcketson,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
Wine;; and dejtHrs—Nos. 172 &n*l of Irwin
and Liberty PittJ.burgh. Iron, NtlU, Cotton Yarns,
oonstantly on hand. Jy2B
William Carr <fe Co.,
. (Wm. - Caru ialo af the firm of J. Paexeb A Co.)
GROCERS and Dealurala Foreign Wlnea
ana Jraadi“?,OU Alonongabtrla and Rectified Whl*-
feefj No. JdD Comiaercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pc. ’ Ju6:y
Basusl f. uctiro.v ax.cz. suisrAikics.
M’CLL,AIAA.*, HISttRON A CO.,
WHOLESALE Gliders, Produce De:ders and Commls*
sioa .Cercbauts, No. 243 Liberty fctreet.
Co*Pnrincrkhl|><
THIN subscribers hav® thifl day formed a partnership for
the purpose of currying on Commiaion and Foriaxrxl
iry, in conueclion with thu FUh, Cacon omi Oil, and Pro
duce business generally, under the style of ExoidSU & Rica
Airoaoa; warehouse No. llfi Water and 150 Front streets;
l&rmerly occupied by Burbridge A Inghram.
WM. B. ENGLISH,
JAMES RICHARDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
Pittsburgh. February Ist, 18»4:feb3
FR. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., dealer D
• Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every variety
and the parent quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also.
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken tn ex}
change for -Merchandize.
F. R. D. baa procured a full assortment of Landreth’s
WarrantedGnrcNn Seeds, and invites His attention of all in*
terer-ted ia rural affairs. ' jaull
..Oopartncrshipt,' •
THE UNDERSIGNED hare this day entered Into co-part*
r »rsbip. under tho name and style of J. A. HUTCHI
SON A CO., for the purpose of irnnacting a Commission and
Grocery badness. JAS. A. HUTCHISON,
A. M. WALLINGFORD.
Pittsburgh; Febraary 1,1354 ' febo
w’fcMiiliwi. ’J. aiCHaUDSyM.' "7 i. UENiatl
ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCU ANTS, axp
Wnolesale Dealers in Fish, Bacon and oil, and Produce
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbridge A
lagUram, No. 116 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh,
Penan. fe3
JSAtfCIS HELLSKS, JOICi KIOOLS, - CXXHU OVfXNS,
Pittsburgh. Maryland. Pittsburgh.
Sellers, Nlcols A Co.,
PRODUCE ato GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
N 0.339 Liberty ntr-ct, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sperm, Linseed and Lari Oils. jy2B
Commission House*
fiIHE subscribers have opened a house for the above pur*
JL pose, at No. 17 rmithfield street, four doors abovo the
Monongaheln Ilousa. Wo will purcliase, or reoelTe,'on
commission, for sale, cousiidments of Flour, Bacon* Cheese,
Corn, Oats,. Barley, Flax Sted. Grass Seed, BxUd
upon which .we will make adVaneea, or purchase at tho
best market rates for cash.
noc6 ALGEO k. CO.
• JaM.ni’Langlilln, '™
Dealer in groceries, pruduoe, flour, BAcoNj
Ac., No. 10, corner Smithfleld and First .streets, Pitts*
burgh. Pa. . dotO
JOHN u. f'>trwa.....i...Tno-?. n. TObAO roosa
- Young A& Co,
' ' Ni. 3a FmithMdslrcet, oppositedUj Hotel,
MASU 'A rUUUKS OF CABIA-BT FUIINITDRK AND
Qj. URS.nI every deacriptlon; Materials and work
manship warranted,^and sold at reduced prices. Care taken
In packing tor Inpd and water carriage. wn3l
C. D. Wood, .
IMPORTER JUJD WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES
• AN*r‘L!vUuRS, No. 147 North Second street, fifth door
&OOT3 Race, east side, Philadelphia, has on hand the best.
qoaEtie® ol old Brandies, Wines. Irish Whisky, Mononga*
heia Whisky, Holiond Gin, Cordials,. Ac', on- terms worthy
tho attention of purchasers and dealers. T'", fauSOy...
Honey H’CoUgugU A.Co«, ,
WHOLEdALR UROOERS and Commission MercbanU,
•QttrpgT of P«*nn vnd rrwio y*.v»-p»tfoborgh- Jivlklr .
. Win. Dlgby ( Jr.*
AND FURNISHING STORE, Wasonio Hell,
itrttl, Pittsburgh. —Clothing asde' to onler, in
good style, and nt TOOd«rgr» su9:tf
11. &r A. C. DuacaU)
WtJ ,E 3£ LI3 OIt OCKRS/and Dealers in Produce For
aT-1 w nes liquors, Oil Monoagahelaand Recti
fisa Whlsty. No. Ml liberty aL , t > ituburs S, p a . f j y2 9 7
‘touiil SADDLE, HARNESS,
VAUSE ini CARPET BAG mßuufiS
J 2 3 turer - “»• M 6 TV ooa street, Pittsburgh, Fa.
- Jonn H. Plellor —”
'TTTT3OLE3A.LB AND RETAIL DEaSer r>x wnurnAT
W INSTRDMRNT3, Pianos,
Stationery, No. 122 Wood street! KaMl ®“k» and
jjanl
A.J.OAQAIT.. .... p>VT»T »>t
1 HmU-A'AUIT
TTrHOtESALB end Retail Dv jtb Id SOkt Fhn^u
vy §&•*>**’ aIoDS: *«»
apt4
VOLUME XIII.
M, JOHX3TON.
i Elcelilor Carriage Factory*
JCUNBTON, BROTHER A Co„ PRACTICAL COACH
MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmontstreets, Alle
gheny 'city, Pa., hare on hand and are manufacturing an
extensive .assortment of Carriages, Rock&ways, Buggies,
baggage Cars, Ac., made in all their various styles, with
strict regard to durability, and beauty of finish, using in all
their work the best *Juhlata iron and eastern hickory. Re
pairs attended to on the most reasonable term*. They feel
sonfiJf)nt that all Who may favor then* with their
age, will be pertectly satisfied on trial of their wore.
The .Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every fif*
teen minutes during'the day. ' " ’ ' oct£s:ly '
■ PiTTjjßpUGtt COACH FAC I’ORAV
It. 81Q1L0W.... MARTIX L. ALIIIE-
Tt Bigelow &. Co„ '
SUCCESSORS TO E.M; BIGELOW,* No. 48 r&mg&v*
Diamond Wood street. Pitta./OraWa&jS*’-
ourgh—COACHES, CARRIAGES,
rON&BUGGIES, and every
built-to order. ani.finished in a manner un
surpassed for beauty of design,.elegance of finhih, skill of
workmanship, and durability of materials.
AH work warranted nov9
Joseph flehing; :
C ; 18UCCK880B to I*» WILCOX * CO.?~
OHNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND keeps
constantly onhand a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, MedicineChesls, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
ing to bis business.
Physicians’ Proscriptions carefully compounded at
hours; jqd)y
ious rmuse. cocheak rixauno.
FLEMING BROTHERS,
(Successors to J. Kidd A Co.)
‘WHOLESALE DEUGGIBTS,
Ho. SO Wood Street, Pittsburgh, P<L.
Proprietors of Dr. M’L&no’a Celebrated Venaifune, Liver
Pills; Ac. jalO
JOHN HAFT, JR.,
(Successor to Jas. M’GuffeyO
; Wholesale and lietall Druggist,
AND Dealer In PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUPF3, Ac- 141
Wood street, three doors below Virgin alley,
aprdteAely PITTSBURGH.
FI. L. ALLEN,
WHOJLSSILB DEALEB IX *
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga
hela Bye Whisky, £cc.,
ALSO, RECTIFVING DISTILLER,
: NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURG U, PA.
tTTTNES, Rcawdies, Gina, OordlaU. Jamaica Spirits, St.
f ? Croix and New England Rum,.Clarets, Champagnes,
Scotoh Ale, London Brown Stoat, Irhh, Scotch, Bourbon,
Old Monongahela Rye and Rectified Wowky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported Havana,
Principe Clgarap Half-Spanish and Commou
(3gara t ullat such low prices as to challeng * compe ilion.
Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all sixes. 1 reapoetfuliy invite an examina
tion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
Pems. ftnrSriv
JOHN GttOll'l r,
IMEpRTUR OF BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, Ac.—Dealer
inTineOid ilonongahela Whi>ky, peach Brandy, Ac.
Also, Rectifying Distiller, corner of Smithfield and Front
a tree La, Pittsburgh. epr!3
»JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIER,“S»
HAS removed to 294 LIBERTY street, opposite Garrison
alley, and No. 3 SEVENTH, near Smithfield, where
the his friends and the public Lh invited to the
stotfk of READY-MADE GOODS always od band. Also,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings for ordered work. A full
assortment of Furnishing Goods for gentlemen, Including
Hats of all qualities, Trunks, Umbrellas, Ac., Ac. jt>Sg '
roan arctosssT oonßsuua m cwskxt.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants,
NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
THE subscribers respectfully Inform their old customers
and the public in general, that they hare this day as-
Bodarett themselves in the above buaut-ss, under the firm
ot JOHN M'CLOSKEY A CO. They respectfully solicit a
■mare ot public patronage.
The previous basmees of each will be settled by them
selves respectively. few
U LAIRD, (late of the firm of Cootki A Luxo,) harloK
• opened STORE NO. 0, (two doors above the old
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to bnsiness to merit a
•hare ot the patronage of the Uto firm.
N. L.—Clothing made to order in the most fashionable
*tTles» and on tho shortest notice—inferior to none in the
mrv, ; jan26:y
James Holllngcr,
MONONGAHELA PLANING MlLL—Would respectfully
inform his friends and the puoils, that his new estab
lishment is now In full ana that he is preparwl to
furnish Boat Cabinn, and till all <rram for;Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or Doth sides, constantly
on hand.
B**h, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, made to
order.
Builders and Cferpentera would find It to their advantage
to give him a call, os ho can now tarnish them with planed
staff suitable for every description oi verb.
we. a. axnuox.—
Manufacturers of au un-is or brass work, lo
comotive, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al
so, Cotton Batting Manufacturers.
Foundry on Retvcca street, Allegheny City.
Omce and Store, No. 12'Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or cash paid. Orders loft at the Foundry or Oillcv, will be
promptly attended to. feb9-.ly
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
No. 43 Comer of Fifth ana Rood AJrwfr,
Office up itaixf. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
RESPECTFULLY announce to the public that he has
commenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
tion with Intelligence and Ueneral Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persons m want of servants, in any
capacity, ot those in wantof places, will be supplied at short
notice. All business entrusted to his caro promptly at
tended to.
Hzfcravx* —T. J. Esq., Richard Cow&n, Esq., tV.
0. Lusllc, Dr. Aiex. lilaeic, JaD“3 Mackcrai, A. A. Maroa,
Mjiffit h OJd. jau!B
UIMSG&&
R. OMU3.
M. GRAFF A CO.,
■Western Foundry, No. 124 Wood street,
PITTSHCROII, PA.., "
i TANOFACTtmER" OF COOKING STOVES, Cou.l and
.VI Wood Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Hollow Ware, Plain am]
Fane? Grates, Plain and Fancy Fender*, Sail and Dog Irons,
Sugar Kettle*, Tea Kettles, Boxen, j jaj-.ljJ
Austin Loomis,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, Stock, and Bill
Broker,Office, No. 62 Fourth Street, (above Wood.) The
«UoGcrlb*r having opened an office at tbo above plane, for the
purpose or negotiating Loans, Bills, Bonds, Mortgage.-, and
all other Instruments for the security of Money, and for the
and Bale of Stoeka, Will also gire prompt and
particular attention to baring, celling, renting of and leas
ing Ken 1 Estate. (jy7) AUSTIN LOuMIS,
epot ot lidiujivorth & Zlmmtrmaii'tfCs*
t&\rt>n VV;ines anil Rrntidy,
Tirn b**« and ofiV-rn for pale, at CYn
annan nr>^, t H .jußntltT A Zimmer
man'p ?runc»*-Mxt Dry and La
dl^a’< u>.v* t<«, v, i J)r c. a« may desireto proeow
an oicellon' *r;k-ir ■ ( Vn»lvt- Win*. fih* pure jul»e of tli®
___ , Frr.pe.i will ftn J t;n■ ih<* for the pratifl
-8« fil’tiiDley, 1 rxtfr.n or th>M!-ei»>t>«Tv-p. T><»- Catawba Brands’.dMlll»»dfmta
HOUSE, SION, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, AND ) * l v.j.yp.l hv raanv .-Xi'eUent judge*,
_ ‘ Dealer In Faint#—No. 44 fct. Clair stnrrt, IMtebureb. ' n Zn't'rr lo t*. be.«t i ::!»'ort«*d Oenao.
LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, opposite th* Post-office,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill iletuis, Show Pills,
Lcibel.«, Architectural and Machin* Drawing!, Burines! and
Yimting Card*, etc., Engraved or Drown on Stone, Printed
m Colors, Gold, Bronze, or Block, in the most approved style,
and. at fp* most rrasonabla prices. oct!s:ly
PITTSBURGR, PA.
Bos constantly on hand all kinds cl Points, cither dry cr
piaed, Japan and Copal Vorniah. Linseed Oil, Boiled Oil,
Spirits Turpentine, Window Glcrs or all sizes, Putty, Paint
Brushes, &ca all of the best quality, and for sale at reasona
ble prices. wpii
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEIUiaAIU
W. T. MCDONALD, M. A., PaLicii*AL.
THE next session of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the 6th of September next, at the room cor
ner of Forry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Messrs. Veeder.
References—U on. A- W. Loomis, 0. Knap, Jr., B. F. Von
onhorst, K. Miller, jt. auiriA
JACOB RDCOLLISTEIL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIUAH SI AN UFAOTURER
~ AND DIALER lit Alt KINDS OF
Tobacco, Snnffi and Clears,
No. 26 Fifth It., Pittsburgh, Fa,
Jt&* Keeps constantly on band a large supply of ail the
Various brands of Imparted Cigars.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
my2:ly No. 63 Market street, Pittbopboii.
POWER & HIKHDOH,
ARCHITECTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL CARVERS.—
Ornamental Patterns for Casting, in every style;
Modeling, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornaments for the
decoration of Steamboats, Buildings, Ac.; 90 BMITHFIELD
Street, near the Post Office. yl:3m
NEW PAPER MILL,.
CANTON, OSJO.
FISHER, ANDERSON A CO., hare jnstetarted their pa*
per mill at the above place, where they will be happy
to receive orders for printing and wrapping paper of all
Bi»ea- feb27:t 1
E. WIHTEHOUBE,
Fancy bilk and woolen dyer and cleaner,
No. 7 ISABELLA Bt., near the Emmet Hotel,
marl' AmaiiirtT.
Thomas M. Little,
ATCH AND CIXKJK MAKER—Fifth street, between
'f¥ Wood and Market opposite Iron City Hotel.
All Kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. [ap&:ly
B. CUTU8K8Tv......... „ .b. L. QUtWIXET.
S. CITHBERT A SON,
EEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 50
itreet. norl
Card*
HLEE, (euocisson *o Moarm a Lx*,) WOOL DEAL
• ER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale
of American Woolen Goods, No. 139 Liberty street. {my4
L. E. Hayward, •
DEALER in BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and LEGHORN
and BRAID HATS, corner of Market dnd Liberty sts.,
No. 174 Pittsburgh, Pia. 1 t ;el4:y
PEKIN TEA STORE.
* BY A. JAYNES,
No: 88 Fif&i strut, between Wood and Market, south tide
83F Sold Wholesale and Retail. ja3:y?
i ' Wiltm r. nmlMl]. ~
TMPOKTER *cd .Dealer in French and American Paper
TTtntrlECT ra , Ta
JOHN HIITCHELI.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
. No. 136 Wood 'Street.
]a3:vfl Welt door to H. Child’, Shoe Houae, Pittsburgh.
J. ABXI_~..
Notice.
JOS. FLEMING haring associated with JOS. ABEL, the.
business will hereafter bo conducted nnder the style of
J. ABEL A CO., at the old stand, comer of gmlthflsld and
Fourth. streets. . jat:y
: William Thorn, Draggle t,
HAS REMOVED to the cornor of HAND and PENN
Streets, where bewlll.es usual, attend promptly to
his numerous friends. All ortidesln hiallne are warranted
pure, and put np with the' ntmoat care, ‘ mar!4:6m
New Jersey Water Melons sad Peaches.
imHB eubseiiber D In dally: receipt tor Railroad, of the
11 .'finest quality of PEACHES and WATER ?|!ELONR,
(MathisDepot,No.mWood"
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY QILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE “POST BUILDINGS,” CORNER OP FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT *6,00 PER ANNUM, OR *6,00 WHEN. PAID STRICTLY IN. ADVANCE.
BUSINESS CARDS.
.D. T. JOHNHTOX.
Ken oval.
HEKSON & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
SchovbmtD A Uaunleiu,
JOSEPH CHAPMAN,
Vfc’-'C
:e * ~ * - 1 :
»> f * V
..J& Mf. ■’fc ' » 4* '-li
BUSINESS CARDS.
-- X. MAQEB
enterprise; works.
80. 136 ffOCP STBttT, T -BO DOOB Dllow V2BOIH Aim.
bo ivy a rsrzsrr. - -
IMPORTERS and monafacturers ol
SURGICAL AND.DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, 4 Ac. We
- * • keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly on hand; together
with & general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pis
tols ana Revolvers, Flasks, Horn Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirt; Hunting and rocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.—
Also, Trusses and' Supporters. .
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIFLKSI—W«nre making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the bent material, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received for tbem.at Whol.sale or Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices. ; • myl r>
Ctiaiacleltere and Gas Fixturei.
THE flubpcriUysare now opening at their new Wareroom-
NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith
field, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Q as Fitting,
ever Offered in this market. Having arrangements made
by which they will ba constantly in receipt of .new patterns
and varieties, they confidently invite tlie attention of pur
chasers to their' selection.'We iya determined to Sell es
low ns any house iniheWept/ftmFbcing practical Gea Fit
ters, can offer peculiar advantages to thoso desiring articles
in thin line.
We continue** heretofore to fit njrbuildlngfl of everyde*
scription for gas. water aurl steam.
Braes Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
• LONG, MILLER & CO.,
ciar22:y No. 109 First street
GEORGE ULETCUER,
FROM NEW YORE,
4 ✓"V —-v. M A N UF A CTUHER of the celebrated
Aj a \ Gov-uicjiir Ventilating Wig, .Elastic
| Rand Toupees, and every description.
1 of Oroamental Hnir, for Ladies and
U Gentlemen, 79 -FOURTH STREET,
y* humveo Wood aud Market, Pitts-
BLrrcnxß's system otniblea Ladles
f &n,i Gentlemen to measure Lbeirheads
: Mf with accuracy.
i=~»r FOR WIGS.
N<». 1. The rouo 1 of th- He#d.
No. 2 t ‘ri)in.tli*3 foreland htjt the head to neck, No. 2.
No. ” t-rsm car tu <vir. < y<t the ti.p.
No. 4. I'ioin * ar to car, round the forehead.
For Toup***ni, l'.' i-i’. i*r t*>«* Lop of th;* hun-l onl)’—a paper
pattern, the exact nhejv bald part. fmy4
New Ooecli Hint CarrlngQ Factory T
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS A CO.,
Corner of Rebecca and Tblmont streets, AUsgKaiy City,
WOULD rcupoctfull) inform their friends
aml the public'generally, that they have
•gEjfeSC/Ep' eotiravuci-d the manufacture ofCarriages,
Si/. —Barouches. Kockuwayn, Bugg}o«,Sleighs nn<l
Chariots in all rbeir various stvL-» of finish and proportion.
All order? will heereeuted with atrirt rvganl fodurkbOlty
andbeatityof finir.U. Repairs will also he attondad to on
the most reasonable terms. Using in nil their work the
best Eastern Shafte.T'oles, and Wheel stnff r they feolconfi-.
dent that all who favor them with their patronagel will b«"
perfetuly satisfied on trial uf their work
Par-hAA-r* are requested to give us n call, before pnreha
ring elsewhere. oct6:ly
COparlUtKhlp.
R. WHITE having associated with him in the
T fancy Retail Dry Grv-ia busings his brother, JAMES
WHITE, and his confidential clerk, Mr. JOHN F LOY; the
busines? hereafter will bn conducted under the n«mo cf
OEO R. WHITE & CO.
Ai li is the intention of the new firm to the public
woll. customers may rvly cu getting a good article, and at
a satisfactory.
Fnrt of tfeirstcck t.bev intend to import, nod to pur
chase from first bands. that ‘•very thing in their line will
be at the lowest cost To ei'.nMc them todo 80. it will be
tiescaunry for Uiose ferine indebted to Oeo. R. White to
pav promptly.
Fittsburgb, Fobrnarv «. i^r.s—lfebD:lm
Silver Blaniafnctory,
SPOON?, FORKS; EMBI.KMS, Ao.— RcntJCTi‘T< i.v Pbices.
—Owing tobuperi.'.r fvHities in msnufacLuring my own
work, we are now seiiin? at ieiiat 10 per ''ent. lowrr than
the eftriero Rrt.iP.i. or elsewhere AJI work U warranted,
Sterling Si' r-u* —w<. 0 !?o mtnufactnra Spotms of the
British sterling qn;di*y.
Wnfab'-s end Wst-h rer-alrlng with every fa
nlily and detertniudlion to ci7e entire satisfaction
to customer:'', both hr to nrira and the punerior QQalitv ci
the work. W. W. WILSON,
Watchmaker an«J Jeweller,
J lnT ’ 1 Market and Fourth rtreebu
Steamboat Furulture und'c 1 vaTrs’.
WK havacn hand and are corctantlv manufaetn
VIA. ring ?T K A M BOAT .CABIN FURNITURE AND
JT t 1 AIRS, of eTery description, vlx;
*1 * Extension Dining TahWa;
Do liar do;
Ladies Cabin Chairs, of various s(vl r j<;
Gcn:s. do ci.v do;*
Slate Room do do • jo ■
Do Toilet Do>-s;
Tctii a Tetof; Sofa* -
Divac. t ; Ccutr- Tab!^',
Wach SUitula; Ceiil do;'
V“‘.er do; Traya, Ac., Ac.
Material and wor!;;aat;r.Mp anil prl-ea £&ti*»
r. B. TOUNU A CO,
. p ?xn s, hr>U s‘ , opposite Clt? Hotel.
-JAM** CKJ3WKLL.
ILVLV'S STOCKING MANUFACTORY,
Ao 20 Fifth s'rrtt, f.r.t ,v,r7ci-'M'C Market strut,
PiTr.-nUßti'i, pa
TSTIfUKE WTI.T, ft tni'l anl bn«t assorted
T 7 Mocl; f .r UO-fTKI'.V ofT-cM f-r fn!i* f:i this city,
v It! tin! I* • s ti,« r tn cilll at thl* f.*.
tiihtishmcnt and rajuatsiu f.<r iL'rj-eiti-r; i: ii nil I m*"l to
Injure !h. !r eurtnin. - 0
N. H -ItcniMaber the Sro'EtNn CoH..vr.a.
.m c. d.
C-. B. llendiy 6c, Co.*
/IUKAP «r.#l KT W \j; i'xt* »C?K. .V- *2 Third ttrceL,
rrtr wr>nM rr-- .-tAi!!v inform tbv\r fr^n'ls
am! Ih-1.ut.!,,, Kn ,m-.'"v, IUI tt.c l>.n; i„ tbrlr
* '<•*• fTK’\. <-■ a-l- ■i,-.- ,-f r iIII'KTS of even
Ila-cr4.11,,,.. fri.tn V. 11.4..C.1 Hr,..-.-a!,;, m Ihe atm
Don I t',:rln. Damp ar.-l K„ .• l :,c r'f! O'o-!,. „„
lo <*.«lit yur !a <fii! *, •!-.<’• ii J Trrv rVb
Qiat.,„ M,,,.,-... !ini.,vi«. R-:r..M,i. FUir U-.Jc Win law
H. .aw. 4c. In "-a r,l or,, I in call ar.J ~4 „ .
'V , " : ' U ~a 1 aroWire-, fan,-
IsnetJ f.n th - meet vi-.|j.ih!t. {. i
CiT'" t' 1 i: ; J n-j|.-*k
TERMS A-I! ris i.v. fy-t^
r THK •">LD HUNTING IiSrABUiHHRNT. fUt- John
| rtr.ii A yio. «r,a IW.ft and HUtfonerT
V ar>*h h-«\ i- ! to «3t*:uf® f.**rv st-vlo ■ f
Cnmni-iri*). H>,.j >-‘-:,uiV at .JoS Prin*ir? «nd B^k
llin'linp. an 1 fu; ui-b Hr?lcl- tc '.h<- Bt»uk Book. Pap- r
a:ul SJjitioß'-rr lva*.\ :.t !'m- i,Lt.cto.«t anJ on the most
J-rrr.s
BlsTik B'M \ and Stirionery Warehon-*. Printing Office
r.nd IVx k Hin.ls-rv, rf Market and Srron.l n:a
Kuim’i A ClArk'i Pianiio
iirr-r h : N’JVNP * rLA It^g^SSSgJj—,
by «itWn!)fi- Tit' v b;iv.. K~n mi
boi, and r.r»* for -w*>KneM and power
of tono. Tb* > > all poi-m-..* t.h- m»w improvement of two
crparat* th- b:i.‘.*< N'riii/s ruriuini» ovur and above
lb'* treUp. Tli**y urv fully xvarr.ir.irA to rtar.d ftnv climate
and to excel in capacity for -landinK In tune. Prirrarange
from $ll5O to *3OO. Alro.a fln«-lot of Pianos from the njanu
f»u-torl«- of DUNH AM & Ca, ao-i alno LTOriTK. NEWTON’
& BRADBURY. N.Y. All tho nlw'vu will positively be told
at Factory p/foea, without ndditfonul charge for freight,
risk, eta., etc. HENRY KLKHER,
Sole Agent for Nunns 4 Clark’* rianos,
No. 101 Third street,
jefl S!;rn of the Onlden Harp.
Hill’s Almnu&cß for 1855
JOHN 11. MELLOR, 81 Wood Pittsburgh, will
publish on the 16th A-uguri. IBM. the well known
series of Almauac* (for IK<>M calculated by Sanford C. Hill.
K«q., aud for many yuar* publfahwl hv Mr. Luke Loomis, of
thin city, under the name of *• Loomis’ Almanac?.” The
series will onnsist of—
HILL’S PITTSBURGH ALMANAC,
HILL’S MAGAZINE ALMANAC,
HILL'S AMERICAN FARMERS’ ALMANAC.
It is only necessary to say, that tho religious, moral and
useful character of Mr. Uill’a Almutiaea will bo maintained
in tho above fortes. for 1855.
and others are hereby cautioned against
Infringing on the copyright of the above Almanacs.
Th*»y will h« for sale lit all the Bookstores, by the gross
or dozen, aDd by
iU JOHN n. MET.T.OU, 81 Word street.
A New Arrival of Pianos.
CHATl LOTTE PLUME, No. 118 Wood P treo\ is Juct re
eelvini: the following new Piano Fortes, with and with*
out the iEollan attachment:
Oue elegant carved Louis XXT stylo Grand Action 7 oo*
tave Piano.
One extra carved Serpentine, pearl keys, 7 octave Flano.
Two full carved, semi grand, 7 octavo Pianos.
Two plain Rosewood 6% M “
One do do “ “
Three do do 8 41 u
Two doable round corner Rosewood G% octave Pianos, ~
One round corner flntehed bonk and front 7 octave Plano.
A further arrival la expected in about two weeks. fnu29
JOnN A. O’BRIEN, 67 SMITIIFEELD STREET,between
Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loaned on Gold and
Bilver Plate. Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Guns and Pistols, Feather Beds. Fur
niture, and all kinds of articles—for auy length oi time
agreed on. Charges for storage considerably lower than
heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. All
business transactions strictly confidential.
AST* Forfeited pledges sold Immediately after being out of
date, unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watch*
es, Jewelry, Ac., always on tisnd. aprlOiGm
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the ncstimproved
breed, being very hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary, Hemp, Millet,Rone and mixed Seed.' Bouquets
will bn furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, vis:
Camel!os, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (in pots)
for Chriutmas Trees, from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth pt n near Wood. dec2o
.J.TUUJtKa,
THE subscriber havimr the exclusive right to manufac
ture and sell SWEENEY’S HOT A.TR AND SMOKE
CONSUMTNQ FURNACE, is prepared to receive order®, and
contract for heating buildings with the most economical
Furnace now in use. The attention of those Interested is
solicited. Anv intdrnißtion can be IlsJ of 'A. BRADLEY,
Noo. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J.'IiARN DOLLAR,
dec24:tf | Iron City Stove Warehouse. Noi 134 Wood st.~
BARR A MOSER,
A RCHFTEOTft;—officaa: Philo HalUNo. 75 Third street,
J\ Pittsburgh; and east side ortho Wamondj AHegheny,:
jyl2rfra
f AEQE wAlistft iiflog'DiSka-Finistca ofiSloVar..
JU joom. [decl2] • T. B. YOTOO & 00.
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PITTSBURGH. THURSO AY. MARCH 15, 1855-
NTI C E
VV. •». Haven
D KICrCETHE.V,
No. 137 Liberty street.
Lonu OfUcc.
NEW SEED STOREt
JAMES WARDROP,
Consume tJxe Smoke,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE late firm of JONES 4 QUItiG. having been dissolved
by the dvath of Jo;.n F. Quigf, on the 27th last., the
buslnfifa of Raid finn will be netlmd by the underelghed, at
their office, corner of Koaa and Fir>t Ftreole. . ■
ISAAC JUfftiS, Surviving Partner.
Tittsburgb r .Septeiaber 30, •
liaao Joa'ei, -
MANUFACTURER of Spring aad. ftough
Blab eteel, steel Plough Wlngp, Coach and Ellptlc
Springs, Brass Nut Taper, half.pattnt, Screw, Mall and
Hammered lino Ailea,—corner briUus aniTlrat streets.
Pittsburgh, Pa, * * 1 * 6Ct2:iy
— •■ivi-**? 1 * ■
13110 —......8. EOdER£.
D. B. Uogers A Co., '
Manufacturers of ttoiiUjw'patent improved steel
. Cultivator teeth. Ofitoa cotter Rosa and Ftrststrests,
oct2ly *.«•
hpectaclM* .
IN THE MOST valuable trittmph.i of science and art,'the
iaventlon of tipecturlcs rankF- vrith thr highest Tho
oxpcrl-nced OpUufih overcomes dfaa'tur*,
and coDiersiupon the lnosfimable advan
tage of retaining the noblest of his" senses. Yefgraat Injury
Is constantly rejuliing *o thousands from iguorai.ee on the
part of venders, orof those who’venture to choose forthem
selves.
Tnere ere many requisites attending the selection : of
GloKSes. : ’fhe purLy of fluUh'of theg a-Rs; It? proper con* -
vexlty; the best form end adjustment of tho frame, en.ni
to preserve thd paraUellsm eye for distant vision
or foy near vls.pn, to throw the pwae ofcaeh glass at right
angles to the axis of vision foreyo j to'btlrg the b£-
net centre of each glass the pupil; to
have the position of th» glasscs.perivet, both horizontally
and yeriical.y, At., Ac. '
From long experience In fitting glasses, united with a
perfijet knowledge of the structure of the eye, we;can:
promise scientific accuracy, and thus: aid tau-h in tho pre*
Eervation of the eye. '
Silver and Stool Spectacle?, carefully selected of the-
qaaUcics, for sale. Also, giawces fitt«l, Ao. .
: r. • • W. W. i’racticul Optician,
ftpO « 67 Matket street, corner»f Fo«-rth;
SBWlao a. Rub. jubccs b. uoujoat
tllil & Holliday,
PRODUCE, FOSW AttDiNG ANo OuMMISSION MER
CHANTS,- JEoanmUs, la -rStrict attention paid to ail
confngcmeutt. for a&ie of Flour,' Produce, Ac. Orders for
the purchase of Produce noHcitedaud promptly attended to.
Qoodsfor re-fhipment forwarded with despatch. .
J. 5. J, c, BUCaD.
JONES & BUCHER.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
IXnruylKtrita EaHroad,ftKt of Third sL, Harritlmrff. Fd.
HAVING increased our Machinery, which Is now of tha
most improved order, and haviog added many fadli*
Uoafor dispatching work, we are new manufacturing Flthi
Class
STEAM KSGI.VES.
; FOR FURNACES AND ROLLING MILLS, ’
Blowing Cyllndero, Bailors, Furnace, EolUnw,
SAW AND GRIST .MILL M ACHINERY A CASTINGS,
Gaeand WatarHpes, Hydrant?,ltotorta. Lamp Poata, Hitch
lug I’osts, Columns, Girdem, Shafting, Hangers,
Brackets, Cellar Grate*, BathingTubfsSpoute,
Railing, Verandahs and Ornamental Castings.
We pay-particular attention to the manufacture and con
struction nfOaFt Iron '*
Front* for House* and Storeo.
Having aaextoufiire oEHortmeotof beauiilul Curved.Pat
tore* of the most approved architectural order, our great
facilities for manufacturing andsklpping enable us to com
pete with our dtlea.
Parties erecting Fornaona or Rolling Mills, Mill Owners
and Mlll-Wrigbtfl, will find It much to their advantage to
call and examine onr extensive stock of Pattern* before
■building. ;
moy AjVD BRA S 3 CASTINGS,
Of every descripiloa; Smith Work, Pattern Making, Far
nacq and Forge Tuyeres, furnlched to order. [myl2:y
China liall, '
Market street, between third and fourth
—ldo crates of QUEEN’SWAbK, of. his Fail importa
tion, now receiving, to which wejnvito the attention of Hu*
country and city trade. H.wlbg rome dozen different pat
tern? of Tea Ware, we feel confident cf suiting oil taMe.-i;
amen* which may bo found wklie iron swno, gold baud,
gold acroll, blue, pick, plum purple, brown and green. Al
so, a handsome greon eDrig and while Imitation stone, which
can be aubl much helow the real atom, ware.
COMMON WARE.—Our stock of Common Tew, Plate*.
Dishes, Bakers, Nappies, Bawls, Pitchers, and every article
m the line, la largo, and selected far tfcfe city and <*ouutrv
trade. . ' 1
GLAih WAKE —H*Tlng a large and wall selected stock
of OLa«s on band, wo win sell fet/actory prices, the
merahan; the trouble of mfcklug a operate till. All we
ask is a call, and wo feel confident »rf pteaging
pg P° . ■ JOHN J. O’LEARY. .
Boot* axut fihotti WUalcualo and ii-ctAii*
4AMEd .ILQBB, ~
69 Market, anil 0 Uuiol* r trvat, third door from the
i.l un, would call attention G f his
ood th«pui>Uogeoondiv, ; thKt ho imf now on
t ?r”A, ltl ’ 3 l4T *’’ 6t W* b*st..6ffacted stock ofJJOOTS AND
FUOL*, In all their varieties, worn by J«Uh*ann£'|«}titiem-u
cf Phil ..iphla, New York nud Bsnon, ». d which.ho tnutK
cxnn«> .ail to plwise ail. v
His price* are very .much reduced, oD'l he Dell* Undlca’
G«itcra at from u> j - ioO.U<!uii«mcu‘a
toso. anu exceJknt GenUemau’s Gaiter*, and Youth* tt Qd
Chi.uren’s wear, at extraordinary low pri-«>3-
also continue* to msaufa'-ture, b.i h-rwtrfarp ail de
wrlpUuns of LAM S 3 GUNTi EMEN’rf Board AND
fcUoEB, or tho b»*at quality anu tho iatust style, all of which
Le warraufa Nor should .be ovrrlooßed his very largo aa-
Mjrimont ol Quia Bimdaia, OVerthoea and ii ota, for Ladie?.
Gcntii-men and CLLdien,;. Every person who favor* him
with thwlr patronasa gRI be fairly dealt with. jan9
New Paper ilwngiriga,
J, no. t>s Wood btucet.
JINE FRENCH AND AMKiUCAN PARLOR FABERS •
. Panel Decoration*, in gold, oak and marble;
Hail Paper*, of various ftylo-i;
Hif'd and Plain Papers, for uiulngroctns and chambers;
Cheap und low prioed Wall Papers,
Borders, CeUing-, Figures, Window Shades.
A large and complete aaaortmvnt of the abovo, ealected
for lb* ffwtson, wUI ba «>l4 at Hui u.mal low-prices.
0013 W'ALTEit P. M A itSHALL.
K. oiurr ...D. t j' u\js*
Graff, Ueliiagsr A Oral?,
FuU.Nuil., Nu. vVcou «-tr*eL—Slsnu-
T T Ucturers of Cooking Btov-t*, Coal and Stovc.s
PfcX*or SUfTeft. \\ wc, Pisia and Faucy Urates, Biota
.ml F.doj lmj.il, s,a ifnd Dog Tron., Portibl. #orra.
Sugar 1i.U1c.% Tru UcttlM, SIOTo Jirisios, UoiM
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vVut. ti. Talcotl 4 Co,
iBCOCUsOKfI IO t. JU.IAXhf, JH., eoxl
MANUFACrUKEItd OFGU.T AND MAHOGANY LOOK
ING OLAsati*, Bortriit auJ Bbrlurn t r nines, «tr and
dn*<«r- in Impvried aod DumeMlc Fancy Uot"dM. No. G9*cc'.
per of and Fourth Pimburgh. octiilw'
HAVING sold tay IntervStta the firm of T. KENN EDI’
JIL, a C‘J.. to WilUnm U. Talcon, who, with A G*
Ueury, will continue the Lookin-i Glass and Variety
Uess at the old stand, corner of Wood cud Fourth sueets.
undnr tho Slyly of Wu U. TalcoU a Co. i c<-atla«ntly rci
commend Uicm to my former eustomcra, u everv wav
qualified to <ive entire satisfaction * i
All persons having damauda againat an, tn.& ali Indebted
to cue, wiU please L-tie on early euttlcment.
_9^ U 2 T. IvhNNRDT. JK.
Cabinet Furniture Wurchome.
r P D- VuU.'.G A CU.. ‘Mou.ci BumWa-c ana Vtuiir Jfan-
X • u/'iciuren, Ncj.&jf&ed 40 3mlOih«ld etr«i, opposiie
Cuy lintel, would reapvoir«liy renilud tneir oU friends and
cuHiociers, and those utxiUt to purolmws anything in thutr
Hue of buftlness, that tbay are conflCanUy manufacturing
e\nry itescrij-Uon • t fanufonuble panor hud Chamber
mture. warraotodia materuil end worfemrmfhip, and sold
ou reasonable terms.- Uwwtßlww-lu packing far land or
Steamboat Cabin Furnltnreand Choirs on hand and made
to order, as usual.
Tboru interested In furnblilng boal* will find it to their
advanugu to give ua a (Tail, ns we give *9,ry attention to
the m*QUfaotQT* of work bet-t »ihp{e.l to their dm*. ja„3|
Hoorn AND BliUhs,
WHOLESALE AA D KETAIL,.
J A ? J£^ I i 01JD baa fitua U P ,0 «pfandid styl* hia store
No. 80 Morkoe etroet, and No o Uulon ctreot, between
fifth street aod tha Diamond, and has now completed hi*
Spring of dUWBHA.UAITEKS
and Palm Laaf,BWai, DuStUrhud BraM UAT3, to which be
lnvltob the attention of Ail jjurctfcWlß, whelhor at whole*
sale or retail.
This 6tock is one of the largest eter opeut-d In this oitv
*nd embraces everything vom by the ladies or Phlladei ohia
and New York, and he trusts cannot fall lo pleaeo aIL
Qreatcmw has boon given in aoloctlcg the choicest goods:
*ll of which be wurranis. *
Hoako ajnUnUb. lo lannufectur?, u Damtofore. .11
BcripUom of Uoou tud Shoos, End from thl. long .ii.criooca
01 o»«r twenty year. In burines. In this olty, Is, be trusts
E sufflclentguErEntce that those w u o furor him with their
oustom, will be fairly, dealt with. apr!9*tf
tieralmtry tor Boys,
tMUIh-ictjl cor, of f\fih and Of ant tl*. t vppotitt Court Bouse
t B 'UK Fall deaafon of this School will commence on &OS*
-L September4tb, and the dutiej of loairuotion will
bw resumed by Messrs. GIUGGS and M’IXWALD
There are ten jucoessire moutha In the AcaUemio year.
Tuition ia512,60 per quarter.
Tho number of pupils u limited, and bojß ora admitted
In thy order of applications which may bo made aftrr
August SULh, at 61 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter
dropped in Post Office. aiitfcow*
W. U. UCAkif'bi,
FRST STIUSIW, BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET
STREETS, mraBUKQU, PA., builds Francis’ Patent
Metallic Life Boats,of GalrauDed Iron; also, manufitcturea
Copper and Shwt Iron Wort, Cooking Stores for Steamboats
and Hotels, Portable Forges, Forged Iron Work, Larva
Bolts for Bridges, Aw Cork Ufa Preservers, the best and
cheapest kind. Steamboat vrork attended to. [my’O y
WE ore receiving from New Fora »ua PiuladeiDhla
$5O HALF CHESTS TEA, pWa »
comprising Young Uywni Imperial, Gunpowder, Oolonir
Souchong, and English Breakfast, all of which have b-en
carefully selected, and will bo wl<i as nsaal.
A. JAYNEs, Pekin Tea Store,
Jy3l No« 53 Fifth etrwt
J BOOTS AND BilOEtti—Xfloec who xo gat a
ant snJ well BtU.ii
boot, shoe or oaxter,
will call at STLAUGHLIJCS,
Jy*B 9o Fourth street.
OftlLP»>, KJtSISI.MGIdK A GKifW
MANUFAOIUHISKB QP COAL AND WOOD COOKING
STOVES, Perlor and" Heating. Storee, Orate front#
Fendere, Wagou Doses So., Acs. Warehouse No. 12i wnnr!
Street, ahoVe Firth, IMttaharith, Pa. ]’^ u
STOCK IN U Fibluttv"
NO. 24 FIFTH STREET, ’
Sign of THE OLD STAND.
\.l/ ILLIAM DALY lias rcturae-J from the Manufnetur.
; V¥ lngUtmlery Districts of Europe, where he haTpHr
ehased, for cash, a very intensive and well assorted stock of
the beet descriptions only of Stockings, Socks Undershirts.
Drawers, OloTes; also, outs style of Children's and Mlm3
fancy Stockings, togetberwitb his domestic stock of pitta.
Iburgh .Manufacture. Hosiery. He will jell by wholesale or
retell at New York Importers' priceiu 3 e=s!a or
WILLIAM DALY A 00
Ecmember the ploce—No. U, Sign or THE OLD STAND
thy 23
Spring Stylo flats.
S 3 - WE WOU lit)I INVITE- cur ftlenda and the publlo
.• generally, to call and ekamlna onr new and beautiful
: °c®ecyle of Corrog«ted-Haia, wblch. we araaalUnd low
.for Oija. ADo. ottr Celestial Can, which’ U aeknOwlfdoad
to he thenaatcitand beet Cap of the «..»£ ““OWiedgan
feh!7 J. WILSON a SON, SI Wood at.
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PHILADELPHIA,
GEORGE J. HENKEL’B
01 T Y o Afl I N.E T WARE HO US E ,
Ao. 113 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Opposiin IttDipxammcx Hall.)
__ Philadelphia;
_ FHEtUIUKE, IH EVERT STYLE!
Comprising ImnisXlV, Louis XV, Eliiabelhsn and Antique,
tT, Sculpture Curving ana modern stylo; ■
In Rosewood, Walnut,Mahogany,Satinwood and Haplo;
an of superior construction, and finished in tho
beat style, equal to,if notoxceUlnglnqual. .
lty, the Goods of any "Establish*
E’ en,ov,,.e meat in the United States.
MPLOYIXG none bat experienced woykmen,:(appren
ticaa being positively excluded,land using the bestma'-
tenals, the work cannot fair to (five satisfaction to pur
ehf 3 the many advantages Offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele*
gautor plain style, completely from one establishment; bv
which means all the articles in each room correspond in
stylejmd quality, and tho Immense atock always ca hand,
being no Various In design, enables purchasers to please
t^‘ r taste in a seleetujn,. without the delay necessarily
caused fn ordering Furniture.' J J
bu Idea of the flnishod Furniture on hand. I need
onlyiDtorxujoathatmy ftooms are,l7sieeUoog, bys7le©t
•wide, four noors in numbor; with Shops contiguous, aba*
eiunt to employ .200 hands, whldh Is* guarantee that-the
m F ©wulmmediato inspection.
s3*The backing is ail done in the Store, and Furniture
T¥\?, ««76afeiy any distance. VLdterb to Phila
aelpbia are respectfullyinvited, as purchasers or otherwise,
,to call and examine the Goods. aa2s:iy’
ST. LOUIS.
" • JOSEPU MOGHIDGE,
AN® FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. S 3 puey B tnisr,
prompt
i v P€rSODJ 4 liberal aiwnwi will be
fn^fcajSf 00 Consignments or* Bills or Lading,
Orders of Lead, Grain, Hemp.ahd other
Pr *rS promptly filled at thelowest market prices.
Theiteceivfog and Forwarding of Merchandise and.Pro*
auce wiU meet with eroecialcare and diapatfit; the lowest
rates of Freight will olwayahe procarea, and tho expanse
or Enrage and Drayage os much-aa posalble' avoided.* -
__ ~ &xrnxsofii:
P*SeAßa?on, Bt, Louis; Ellis ft Morton, • * Cincinnati;
Oharless,Blow-A Go,>. do; Strader ft Gorman*, do:
Chooteau ft Valle, do; Hosea ft Fraier, do;
* Sf’’ Springer ft Whiteman, do;
J.W.Bntierftßro.pFittsbh; 8.0. GooodmanftCo« ds;
D.Le«hftOo, do; E.ft€.YarnallftCo.^Fhilada;
Wm.HoUnepftCo., do; Morgan, J.M.Bdcfcft Morgan:
5 Io "t£ arch ’ New York. B. B.Comegye* ; *&&.
Frost ft Forrest, do; Shields* Miller, do;
Charles A. ildgs,. do; Josiah Leo 4 Co., Baltimore
A. G.Farwellft Co,,Boston; Abraham JJ Cole, ' do;
Howard, Bon ft Co., do-; W. B. Reynolds, Louisville;
«n A m ,•,,««« H.D.Newcombftßro., do:
T.O.Twiehellft Merchants. New Orleans
®3£J fcave an open Policy of Insurance, which will cotct
all shipments to my address..when, advised by letter per
mail,or when endorsed cn bulsof lading befbre.or atthe
time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE,
aa Z q - *. 8t» Louis. Missouri.
_ JVTI WATER CUHE ISSTWB'PE.
HAND Sj.KKET,(gQUTH SIDE.) BKT. PENN STREET
ANOTHKRIVEB, PITTSBURGH, PJU '
OCTOII BAELZ. Graduate and Practittaicr in tire Old
schools ol Medicine, Allopathic and Hoocepathie, and
1° wi?'i:?? t ™n 3 Ef? r ’.t a ‘ 1 'S wr ? 1 Hv<lcopathi3- 4 has opened
a WATER CUBE la the above location.
The perfectly safe, direct and Immediate effect this sys
™ all Keren,'and all diseases acute .nd chronic—
Ud, grateful^and invigorating to tho weak end
P«“lb»Iy desirable In families, who
will be treated at tbeir home*. - .
Allopathic and Unmoepathic treatment will bo adminL**
lr ? dj * ut * long.and. thorough expe
,Bae** gives a derided preference-to Hydro*
pathy, which baa/throughout the o!d an! new world,
-proven so eminently- succetsfaHn every-form of disease,
indudmg Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dvepes.-ia.
Inflammatory; and Chronic Rheumatism, A*thnxa/Cuta
ccouiVNervous ana Uver Diseases. T«stimonials of curcf
from highly wputahlo citizens of nearly every State in Lb**
Union, can be examined at Boctor Baels’a oQca. The Ees
Clergy are iuvited to couhull him gratis.
.. water being used In tho comm jncemeot, and oft^o
throughout tho trectmenMt is a luxury insteadof unt-lcua
ant, as thwo unaoiuaint«rmlght supposa.
£? wot Palmer,
_/• 'VTiliams; Thompson JBelW. R.w*!-
f Wsa; B. Holmes, E. It English, B .M.
The undersigned, ririted. Doctor B-ch’s Inriiiu
°Q p auu_witnefiscd hi 3 saceessful tr»atment,cheecfully re
«mm«jna him •» a thoroughly educated end sfciiirmphy
David Hofit; John
W W t ohn B-Jdvlhgimn, John Wright,
W. W. Putrlek, Mosrß p.iSatao, O- Ormfibjrflregg. IjanO
Kanoaa, Niebraaha A Know-Hottiittglsm
LAND TWESTt PEtt CENT. CnBAPES
THAN CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE ABOVE TEHIUTORIES.
rnnp B'Wm for Sale.
f llh ■utdacribar is authoriied to eell TWO HUNDRED
vLf, n£ ACRKS LA **> 3SS iS
Veraaiiiea tTWiißhlp, Alle s hroy county, Pennsylvania,lying
biciof M known a*; the: Whitwwk Flats, iui £
sight of the proposed SUtlon on tha CoanailsrillQ itailroad.
ImprovaruenUfts follovrs: a! square LOG HOUSE, ISO by 50
r /» WO v 6tc ' ries &ud square LOG BAItN, «k> by oi>
n *' r i a Sood order;) two fine young OKCII-
Alton, (beat grafted fruit,; just commenced to bear. TiuTC
la ninety t» on« hundred acres cleared and in a hlch
of culavatioa, and tho balance is well ret with
Umber of tho first order. This Land is well calculated for
a stock ir aria, i-«lni» Very level, and tho soil of an excellent
quality for grass-growing .and bring well watered wi-h
twelve or fourteen never-failing springs of excellent watw.
ha* frailties rarely met with, being halt
a mile o. the ioughlcsbenj and one mile of ilouooKahca.
and almost on the lips of the CdnneUsrilie itailroudfand l a
euppoitti to contain tm incxhausUble bed of IKON oRE.
Tide Laud would not no in the market.only that tfieowcsr
Li about to remove to the “Far West/* Terms easy, and
V. rit ; , ?..“ l : d^ rato - or ’ particulars, inquire cf w. J
ithi.tOLDb, at LorcnTa GUss Works, or of
_ James c. EicnEr,
— uu - Heal Estate Agfvm, at this office.
T Valuable Property for Sale.
ui GitUUNL, upon which are erected four
BrJca Hud two Frame Buildings, which rent annually
Ivr $OW>. bald property Is situated In the gNinth Ward of
tue cl-y of Pittsburgh, on Penn street, between *o-j
ntreats.
Mw, the factory and Ground known as the **Empire
W^ k8 ’.^ tuated 1,0 Penn and MorrUstroets
Also, a acitw of unimproved land, situated on the Alie
gbeuy river, one mil. from East Liberty. On a portion ot
this laod there Is the best Saw Mill location In the county.
Also, a number of lota containing from 1 to 6 acres of
choice land, situated one mile nortn>w«t of East LIL-srtv.
and one uiile east of Lawrencevil)#. 1
Tfaeabove named pieces of proparly are Vary derirable.
and will be disposed of on advantageous terms to early pur*
onagers. *
Tor lernu cf oais ar-i further Information apply to Wm
P. iiaom, ho. Wood street, Pittsburgh.
R. C. THOMPSON,
anl J.t* Assignee for Jaa. B. Nvgley.
J Bny Wood Nuracry and Gardens.
AAIKn KHNNHDYJIato Manager ef the well-known Sy
raciuo Noserieß, Now York,) ntg S leave to inform the
SSoo!• that he has now ostabUahcd an gXTKNSIVK SUK
dhRY, on the Farm of Mr. James B. Negley, near Kaal Lfb,
Bhanbeprepare!,after tie/th S
eeiveeud All orjere for every variety of Fruit and Ornamen
iVi U “ r i J, , auJ Q , r " n House Shrnbaand PUnte. In
addition to a ohoiceand superior etockon hand, ho has mode
arrengemente with one of tha largest Naraeriea in the Feat,
te keep up hteaupply. Having a thorough and longexpe!
Si”thrt-ac i fio^” b “ am " M ’ h “ <! ' m “ sa ” 1111 aoatomere perfect
Mr. Kennedy would aleo reapectfoily offer hi» services in
designing, lejingout, end managing Bnral Cemeteries, Pub
, H«-ka, or the gronnds of Country Kesldeooesi and wiU
also furnish piano for the formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque twenrry, Ao., In the highest styles of tbe art
Bith eTer J breneh of Landscape
Gardening, and having spent years in tho Bylvlan Park, of
Knglend, and on the beautiful banka of the Hudson, he
hopes he has the capacity to moat the wishes of those who
favor him.
S2-Communications can be oddresaed thronghthe City
Moh^’^tre'el! 1 ' W,mho '“» Hegley A
gr.NNypr a no
..«JP° ,ton Pa P‘««- niacho Company:
MODERN AND ANTIQDE ORNAMENTS
PITTSBURGH AOUNCY, 07 MARKET STREET.—The
attention of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab
inot Makers, is requested to this new and great improve
ment lu the manufacture of embellishments for Buildings
and Steamboats, outside and inside; Cabins, Haifa Church
ee, Dwellings, Stores, and Parlor Parntturo, in gfu, or in
imitation ot various kinds of wood. Also, Corniwa/llrock.
ots, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceilings,
Mouldings, Oonsuls, Trusses, Battlement, 4c; much chesmir
and handsomer than Plaster and Wood Carving, and a great
deal more darahle.
BLOCK LETTERS FOR SIGNS, vary cheap end warrant*
ed to la*t for 50 vears exposed to tbe weather.
Above Goods for gale at the manufacturer's prices—cost
of freight added. W. W. WILSON,
' 67 Market Pt.
Sew PartneratUpi
Matthew graff and dan-l. rexsinger, trading
heretofore as il. GRAFF ft 00, Slovo and Hollow*
ware filanufacturers, No. 154 Wood street, have this cay
aisoolated with them THOMAS J. GRAFF, as a partner Jn
their business;' The name, etyle and title of the firm will,
from this date, be GRAFF, BEISINGER ft GRAFF. They
respectfully solicit a continuation of the patronage ’id lib
erally bestowed open the firm of H. Graff ft 00.
FRtsburgh, July Ist, 1854.
New Trimming: Store,
.Vo. 83 Qyrntr of Ma*kd strut and thi Diamond*
FRANK VAN GORDBR respecfolly’ announces to tho
public of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that ho will open his
new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. Haring fitted
up the neatest store room in the city, and filled it with a
choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings and Fan*
oy Goods, he flatters himself -that he will offer superior in
duce neats and endeavor to give full satiafiicticm to all who
mav favor him with their patronage.,
Now, don't forget 53 Market street, corner
Of theDlamond. [aprlfi} FRANK VAN GORDER.
Uemovai.
PAUL KLEINER has removed his LITERARY DEPOT
from No. 73 Third street, to fifth street, opposite the
Theatre, where be will be hafpy to see his former patrtjns,
and all others desirous of purchasing any of the cheap Ll
ternture of the day. aprtrly
Blend and Mineral Water Fountain.
WHUWE, No. til film Street, next door to Masonic
• Kail, dealer in FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY.
Ice Cream, of the beet quality, served up during the aea
son. Also, Strawberries and Cream. -
Families can be supplied with Strawberries and other
Fruits, during the season, on the most reasonable terms
Ordure are re-*pertfuUy solicited. ' " jaijf .
OUT AGAIN—Woods 3 Monthly Real Estate Register..
On it them are described for sale 61 good'Farms, 82
Houses and Lot*, 43 fine Country Seats, and 600 City tots,
with "which parchasersemghtto b* acquainted before bay
log-&U and get a Register inuUs
japghtf . TKO 3. WOODS, 76 Fourth Street
MORE of those"up Undid at £l2, usually sold
JL »tsBo,)MtopeM4h7 -vfr-v l
M lB A. A. MASOH A «
V 4 i
.. v-r .
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
85 Per Cont Lonypg than any ffnrm fif-ytifr
Cflaqty.
A SALE.—The subscriber Is
XX authorise to sell tha fldlotrlug described TRACT OF
LAND, containinglll m ettnataj In North Fevette town
fh.p, Allegheny county,lV, la aSSn from the City of Pitts.'
burgh, 00 il near the lies? of KjaheavUle Haiiroad. with
CeaUud limit Stone cc4rr &6 trhole y..., end easy of
occesa — improvementees frl*ow3:U eery comfortable Form
House, 30 by 20 .feet, 8 Bicxita blQb; Wosh Heofe,
Hrnise, and other oartoWLeja; nnewFrume Bonk Barn,
-04 by o 5 feet, finished in tl o best.possible manner, with
StabliDg .under the whole .building; 100 bearing Annie
Trees, best grafted qualities; o large quantity of Pbaeh and
Cherry Trees, all in bearing order; about 85 acres cleared
and In a inghntete of cultivation, with waterlnrall theflelda.
This land la Tory comroruUy situated In,one of the best
.neighborhoods in the county, being convenient to market,
’to churches, schools'and mile, and would net‘be in the
imarket. only that the owner is about to-remove to the far
west Terms easy and price moderate. • For further parti
culare sea the owner, tV4I. BOBU, on promisee, or the sub
scriber. JAMBS 0. EICHET,
■ nu2l:daw Beal Estate Agent
iJIOit. SALE —Two splendid Farms; one of IQQacres,and
. the other 76 acres; beautifully located on the Doper
St Clair Township Plank Bead, 8 miles from the city,each
of them lying so no to divide into lOacreiote,having a good
spring on each. I: ia p splendid'opportunity for a premia
tion. Those' who want a’ good home, or, wish to make
money, would do well to look at it, as wa will sail to the
first that offers ns our low price, in lots or all together. ■ :■'
Also, five Country Beats, l .mile from Woods' ran, and
only 3 miles from Allegheny city, hy woyof tha New Brigh
ton Plant Eoal. They aro fine healthy locations, and of
fared very lew.' '
Also, ten Country Bests on the Ohio ana Pennsylvania
Bailroud,7 miles baiow thirdly. They will bosoidseparalo
or together to a colony or building assofistiou. ft Isa
loveiylocation, and cheap, of course,
Alao, one Lot of two acre*, and tiro smaller pieces of
gronnd, opsonic HarlnWs el Woods* run, offered at a
verj low price far &o flu© a property. An assortment of
Lande, Houses tad Lots, always on band, and described In
my register. Be&z* buyiagyeu would do well to call and
enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
• 75 Fourth street.
Sites for Country Homes.
HP™™*.*?? I *£?* ??' 7 L fop on fi «y term?, FIFTY
X, LOTS,fold off and restricted for rural residences.- Also.
on the bank of the Allegheny river,
704 feet long by 200 feet deep; haviuglrimts on Mary and
Julia Ann Avenues, and Henrietta and Herr streets. Thia
: equate contains many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind, and
commands a fine view or the picturesque and romantience
nery, around, i m desirous of preserving this square en
tire, as it would afford one of the moat charming and mag
nificent sites fora gentleman's summer residence, in the
Immediate vicamty of the two cities. ‘
Also, aboutTUß. E ACRES OF GROUND, at tie brad of
poaas 11,11 “' ly!mt ”S soa£l s' «itoated for manaCicturioj pur-
.'? b ® abOTe property is eituated In Buquerae borough, on
tne high an<l main bank of Herr’s Island, and is reached bY
a vers substantial bridge of one span. For particulars &£•
ply at my residence, in Duquesne borough, on the mam
rin l n ‘ E|! • kead of Herr’s Island, "or of JOHN DUN
LAP 4 CO., corner of Second and Market sta., Pittsburgh.
_aprl,:tf . WM. C. UILLKIt ,
FlflU Ward Property Tor sale at a Good
T* Bargain,
HREE VALUABLE BHICIL HOUSES AND LOTS
ThuGe Lots embrace a front on Penn street, of 66 feet 6
inches, to a 3 feet alley; cn.wbfch there is erected a Yalua*
ble block of Erick Uoases, two stories high, with kitchen
and cellar in basement, ilfeotfrtmton Penn street, end 30
feet oeep ou Locust street. This is a very desirable sitaa
,or a . TaTyrtl I Penn street being the
great throughfkre of the city :-and this property being con*
Tomcat to the Railroad Depot. rv* J *
- - TWa proporty would not be in the market only that the
■ownsr Is living in WaahlngUdf county, and fla<fa it extreme
ly Inconvenient to attendto it ;
v;r Terms easy and 'price moderate; for further particulars
enquire of -ROBERT DAV, Fifth Ward,
or JAB. C. RIOHEY,
kpr2s •; ' .; . Beal Estate Agent, at this offioe.
PROPERTY FOR SALr. AT A GREAT-BARGAIN
\ J ~’Ahu.subbriber offers to sell the one-half of 400 acres
of Coal, and ICS acres of ratface, situated at Freemen’s
LanoiDg, on fhe Ohio river, in Hancock county, Va. This
property' has feciilties rarely met with; the rein being 7
feet thick, of the very best quali ty of Bituminous Coal, and
at a p< int oa the river where the water Lj about IS feet at
the-ioweat stage, and a very targe pool, sufficient to harbor
MO cool boats. Alio u charter tor the purpose of establish
ing coal works at the same point. There is erectedon the
nbore u first rate overshot Suw Mill.
ibeebove will be sold half, three-quarters, or thg whole,
toraiv purchaser*. Terms easy cud price mMorate. For
further particulars enquire of ROBERT KEENAN, on the
premise.-, or of JAiIES C. RICHEY,
P e ' & Real Esta:o Agent, at thbt office.
. Valuable Property tor Sale.
STRUCT, ADJOINING TUE HETIIO
, ’’i?. 1 NEAR CANAL BASIN.—ThIi
wftoaly 4#:slraMepiycß el'property in this neighbor.
tpoU not already Fought Bp by -the i'eunmlrania KjSlrcad
Company. Frontic-Joa liberty tofcet,on C!n istreetlM
i*hof *“* 10 il '■' fbcdi;!t ore,o Vord SOJ4 feet, to Liber*
This property Is most desirable es a Hotel. The hoildiiie'
cow OB It, a good substantia! threeatory bricb, nltß ail the
BMeesar, baoh buildings, hae for a long time been occupied
as the Union flot- l, doing a pc-.d fcu-incse. Capitalists and
others aenrous of melting a good inTortment, will do wel]
to eiamm- the pre-aL-cs.
EDWARD FABEH.
S _ Coal Works For Sale.
rXTI THRLK ACRE •> OF LAND, with 250 acres of C-cal
attached, and all tho improvements thereon in success*
Tui operation. • raid Farm is situated on the Moncagahela
nvor, W miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied with &
; .b arm Bara, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad.and
an excellent harbor. * • •
The vein of Coal is five feet thick, and cannot bo surpassed
In qucaity. For further particulars apply to
. .„ 4 , NICHOLSON A PAYNE,
No. Liberty street.
” Ti*re« Houses ana L.oia fur Sale.
\\r ™ -’ :,i sale, TUBER HOUSES AND
V f LOr&. Lug Brick House,Htuatcd Oh Ferry, between
Fourth and Liberty streets; Lot: 20 leot front by 79 feet
oacs. *
on 9 0t Souse?,- cc Logan street, Sixth
Ward. One Hcure fronting oa Logsu the other
on Carpenter’s alley; LU 24 feet by 100.
Also, thb j-und 1 now crimpy, on tho corner of Ferry and
£ he le ire oaejcarfromlst of April,
I&js. wUL the Furnltaro. Bedding. Ac. The House at pres
cut is doing a good business, and i? pleasantly located,
ior terxaj anu further particulars enquire of
‘ n , ALEX. CUPPLBS.
au-Ltr corpor of Ferry and Water streets.
'i'O Let,
r|Miu PROPERTY eituated curner of Webster and Fulton
A Btreew, from aad alter the Ist of April next. This is
an ehgibn? situation for a large Roar ling Uouse or a Tavern
fetapiL It euniaius cqb arge Brick House,fronting on FuK
ton street; two Frame House?, fronting on Crawford"
streat. end Stable, frootiLg on Webster street. At a'rery
staullex eune the back building? cuu be converted into sta
bling capub.e of stalling twefre horstSi For terms apply
to , AUSTIN LOOMIS,
-J** 02 Fourth street.
HOUCKS, OFriCES, TO LET.—A Dwell
leg House cn_ Third street, oppesito the Gazette
Bu idings rcut J 225; a Uou«e, corner of Wylie and
lewseud street; N-... 131 Thud Bt.eet, a Dwelling House;
aiidatore ivoom—rent, J. 251; a-laiga Three d:ory B ick,
oa f.cs ctreet, at the head i f Fifth street—s3oo; OOffi es
in Splaue’a Buildiog, Filth street; a large liaU on Fourth
Bitvet; u ia ge hto.e Room ou • Pourtu itreet; a large
Score Room, on Third street. n«*xt to the Dispatch cffico.
Apply to 8- CUTHBERT, 140 Third st.
yALUA RLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, Adjoining the
Borough of Maochester—THlßTY BUILDING LOTS,
e&ch »4 front by 100 feet deep, and fronting on Market
Street 0j feet In width, are offered for sale quite low, and on
reasonable term* of payment This property is part of the
esure of the late J«mes Adams, Esq., and the title is per
fect and beyond dipputo. Apply to
co * 9 - JAMES BLAKPXT.
1 WILL SELL my unexplred lease (fourteen yearn) of a
Lot, situate on O’Hara atreut and Spring alley, In the
—* ofl laming on O’Hara streeuand runnina
back 100 ft. on Spring alley, on which in erected a four
Clouse, 40 it square, with a frame, two stories,
CO ft. cn Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any
branch of manuracturlngbusiaesa. Being encased in man
nfKctarinaln the country, I offer the abore for ealo. In
quire et No. .2» Liberty etreot.
°° lB:tf ‘ EDWARD FABER.
E«r„y. alual,le Property For Sale. 7
IVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, situate on Centre
iATenue, peirFulton street, and within ten minutes*
woih of the Post Office, for terms, inquiro of
HOON A SARGENT,
m ? l7 • corner of Wood and Fifth *ta.
For Sale or tteut,
A WELL FINISHED TrtO STORY BHICE DWELLING
, l\. on Third street, between tmithfield and Gram streets.
A lw„ to J. W. BUTLER,
97 front street.
To Lei.
A GOOD DRY CELLAR, under the Neptune Engine
House, on Seventh street, suitable for storing molasses
or produce. Inquire 9f JOHN H. STEWART,
267 Liberty streets .
Steamboat Transportation Required by
the Imilnu Department*
OJTIOB CS 5E* SOfI IffniAH Af7AI2S,V
B:. Louia, Mo, February 20,1856. j
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
noon of tha TENTH DAY CF APRIL, 1865, for trans
porunj, by Btvamboat, irem Rt. Louis to the Tracing Po«ts
on rue Upper iiissouii riv«r, between Fort Plane and Fort
Uoicn; say from SO & 4t> tons uf Annuity Goods, Proviso
ioue. Ammunition, •*e.,to be delivered to the indlan'Agont
for tho Upper Mbs. .uri Agenoy, at such-points on the river,
and in sucti quamidee as ha may direct; the boat to stop
at auy points of delivery for suub number of days, not ex
ceeding five, OB said agent may require to enable him to dis
tribute •■aid Good*, 4a, to the Indiane. The same proposals
to cover also the transportation of say 100 tons of Goods,
Provisions, so., m >re or loos, from 8t» Louis to Fort Union
Separate proposals will bo received for transportine also
the last mentioned lot of Goods, Provisions. AcT f.om Fort
Union, by steamboat, S>el-boat, or other eafo water convev
ance, to fort Benton. *
Proposals forth, latter transportation shouldstata the
Uau Of boat prt posed to be need, and also embrace a prop*
Mtion spool,.nog the per diem Compensation to be prld lo
m.e tee undersigned ebould requl e tee boat to remain at
f; iSenwn a «umd.*t time .0 enable bio to oxeeute hh
duties as Commission®-, to negotiate with the Indian tribes
to te oatemblca tnete. The extractors wUI g
'? r “j' h r '« of <*«*(>, the transportation for tho under
signed a.-d bis nsasunts, wh- will acepmpany the goods
.nasubistencefor teem whilst on board the steaofbSat
aad in case the beat be detained by his orders, ut Fort Ben
ton, Ute subsistence end trans onatiunon their return. °
The steamboat will be required to be la te.dinese te re-
Sht Bt i'H i^'u * l ‘T 11181Qlh 0< May, 18a5. No
boat wiU be accepted upon which insurance* cannot be
readily obtained The.Ubt win t. re™??, ote £
to conelder the bids, and tee right also to r, jeet any b«u!
not considered by the timers lgo«i
suffl iently staun. h, spwny, and adapted to' the proposed
fee lory 1 any and all I its, if deemed unaatl*
'.Th-proposals will each bo endorsed—" Proposals for
Transpprtl g Indian uoods, Provisions, Ac., up the ifiSoS
l'i?K rt, an i J t lu l l *‘" ra: “ T”' hundred pounds, fl>»
whbhthe bidders will amirant to perform tee Krrfcevend
must beaccompanlod by a guaranty that tho blddmwßl
enter Into contract, and giro- euffldent secutify forth,
fenn.uoo thereof, la caw uieir bids shah be cOMMcd
A- CDIIMCiO,SuphUtAg^,
NUMBER 149
For Sale*
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ITS MORAL.
Tito funeral of.Poole.tho murdereJpuglUet
took place on Sunday last io New rorkcity.noiv
was made the occasion of a great and moot dls*
creditable display. The procession numbered
165 Carriages and about 0000 pedestrians, among 1
the latter beingfonr “ Poole Assoolationß/’ono
belonging to New Torb, and the rest to Aibadyj
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The tragedy.itself continues to exoite extra
ordinary attention. It is among all. classes,
aboat the only admiasible topio of conversation,
ooly.amoDg the subterraneans, bat among
the batter classes,” the balls and bears in Wait -
street, and the»‘ beat society." to bofound In the
salons of the St.-Nicholas, tho Astor, and the
Metropolitan. An excitement of thiß character
was never known before, and for the credit of
the city,-it is to bo hoped,- hover will be again, :
Theinquegt Is still proceedings the City Hall
and the crowd there is as, dense oa ever. Xae
evidence is. but a substantial recapitulation of
facts already known, to the publio. A verdict in
the ease is antlcipatoddhis evening. -
•; Baker, on whoeehoad. it is believed, the blood
of Poole more dircotly rests, has not yet been
arrested," but the. two thousand dollars reward id
stimulating extraordinary exeftiondtb ascertain
hia whereabouts. It is stated with much posf
tiveness that,he left this oity yestorday fSithday) ,
in a vessel bound to the Canaries, and- that his
escape was connived at by certain parlies, some
,of whom are connected with the police." On the
strength of these facts, Judge Stuart hasalrendy
arrested and held to bail in the sum pf §lO,OOO
each, the following: Polico officer Daniel Linn,
of the Chief’s office ;_oouncilman Kerrigan, of s
**!• ?ifr ,b VV , ard > Hatwy Voung, Johnny Lyon, i
Mr. M Laughliu.- A steamer, it io said, wilt be - ;
forthwith despatched after the vessel ia which .-
Baker hae sought to escape. .Later iu the day,
we had a report that the murderer wob "at Penh" 1
Amboy, and that the Governor had been tele
graphed for a: requisition upon the Governor of
New Jersey. ;
• The following comments of the Journal of
Commerce upon the Poole excitement in- ffcw
York appears to ub just and proper:
“ Tho mortal remains of ■*. liill Poole,’ a victim - i
to tho. lata, brntal affray at Stanwix Hall, were
interred yesterday afternoon in Greenwood cent-i ~
etery; and tho evciit wat madQjhe occasion of a '
tremendous jphblio demonstration,- that could r -'i
hardly have been viewed by good citizens with ;
other, emotions than those of mortification; pain,
and apprehension. To onr mind, tho epectaclef
was darkly portehtolis, not only'as'foreahadbw
ing tho subversion of Sabbath inßtitutione. but !
evils it wonid bo unwise to-predict. It formed .
one of the series of rapidly occurring circum
stances, serving to indioate the existence of deep "
feelings of sectarian animosity among' large
classes. The street-preaching excitement, tho
Gavazziriots, the attacks on civic.and religions ■
processions, and existing reiigio-poUtioo organ!* :.'
cations, aro manifestations of the same charac
ter.” ' - - ■ -- ■- i
Tho Commercial jlrfcfTtijer gays of Poole: : ;
•* Ho was only known by big personal vices—,
as a fighter, as a saloon keeper, as the eesoci&ta
of men who frequented lawless coteries and
gambling houses. Wo repeat that be had no
other public character. How then could this '
display he a popular endoroemont Of anything -,
but bis personal obaracter f At all events, con- ,
ceding for a moment that tbo-demon.etration was ‘
called forth by his exoiamnn on that he • died a
trae'Ac e ioan, and> only regretted fhat be had- f
been kilted by a set ct irialj,’ do his life and >
death constitute a worthy example'ld set before ,
our children ? t Are wc to forget a whole life of :
anti American rowdyism and lawlessness, in’the '■
petulent expression of dissatisfaction at the re
sult of his career?. Do we wish to teach our ■
children that a true American may set the laws
at dt fiance, be a hired fighter for political por- ’
ties, the paid corruptorof our primary meetings?- ’
the associate of drunkards, rowdies; gamblers ;
and pugilists, sad finally die by the baud ofgna .
of his associates, aud yet if ho but utter the *
shiboleth of a popular sentiment on his death- 5
bed, he shall and ought more honbred : ln : s’
bis death than the virtuous American citizen ■>
whose whole-life has-boety a 6teady contribution
to the cause of private and public morality, and
therefore, to the improvement of the Cdthihon- '
wealth? ' And yet snch in troth is'the doctrine'"'
inculcated by the ovation yesterday.” - ~
A Faitiifcl Gip.l —-A'esse of woman’s devo- '
tioh has recently been brought to our knowledge
which certainly etjnalsanything wet have ever t
met with ;in .the, realms; of romance. The; cir
cnmstancea occurred ir .tiirbity, and are per
fectly well authenticated. While the small pox
was raging here a few weeks ago. a young man
employed in - a store on Lake street was seized
with the disease.-. It. was, of: course, .improper -
for him to remain there, and the people with ;
whom he lived, who-were distant-relatives-of
his* refused to permit him to stay in thelrh'oose.
Tho result was, thathe:wah taken to; the pest -
bouse. . . .. -■ c .
It so happened that he was engaged lerhe mar
ried to a most estimable and amiable young lady, ,
No sooner did sbehear of his condition than she
determined at once that Bhe would nurse him.
She underwent vaccination;-and then went ,
where they had taken hßr .fcrotrothed- to the .
pest-house. Here she' fonnd :him, alone, siefc -
wretohed, deserted by all- the world. And
here she remained, like a ministering angel, ■
waiting besido his bed' of pain, soothing his
distresses and attending tohis wants. He died.
But how consoling mu6t -have ' been his last mo
ments; -
Though all the world had forsaken him, she;
whom he loved better than Bli the world, remained"
faithful to the last. Her hand, it was that
smoothed his pillows; her eyes still beamed up
on him with mournful but unabated affection:':
into her;ear he.pourcd hia last-words’ of love, of
sorrow, and of hopos that in this’world mlzht
never be fulfilled. : • ' #u ‘
It recalled to our mind, when we heard it, the
words that Bnlwer puts in the month tfoaeof
his characters To he watched ,nnd teqdtd.
bythe one we love, who would 'riot walk hlled
and barefoot over the world.”—CAicayo Triiun*.
March 6. : " '- 1 ; ‘ ; v": 1
Mail Steamebb.—By the- time the Collins;
contract is up, they will hare received, inde> t
pendent or the money advanced to buna me.
chips, nearly eight millions of dollars. That’
amount of money, properly managed, would
have built forty strong-war-steamers,' of sixteen- 1
hundred tons each, fully. eqninped,- any me of i
whioh would bo more eervioeat.le than the-best
of the Collins steamers; and the' whole amount'
appropriated to steamers calculated to'carry
of the Collins steamers; and the whole: amount
appropriated: for steamers; calculated. to carry-
| U onn«n2 l ? ba d strong steamer*,
mounting in all seven hundred andfifty guns, ■
W n h a o », Wo “ d giT ® ; States the largest
and strongest steam navy afloat. Instead 8 of
that,, the government, alter paving out that
arga amount, hate the privilegVat the end of'
innnTfi °- B^'J h ? 6ln S »lot of rotten bulks,
none of them fit for any thing but firewood.-' New
can’t mt^Lifn 88 *° n 6 ‘ n<ii e nant . because Collins:
, S®!' a U he- ashs for. Have they ever re
wnnb? th ® e , x,ra Compensation he'desires
Tnd Mother Ho© of steamem,'
end instead of having on American mail steam-’
er from Europe every fourteen.days ,as at- pre-,
tml’ Wo .v °? ld o ha7e a raaU ewry aeven days?
tms, with the-Cuaard o teamorsand Bremeuliue
intervening, would give us about three malls a,
week, which would be or more' importiinoe'to
our merchants than keeping up a national eon*'
flict^ .resulting,, as it haß, in the destrootion-if
Pott 58 ° f 80me ° f OUr beSt; OitijSDß.—JV. <Y.:
°'**,* 1 tt BOT fi li i i’ w t'> ?
£!£? a °? *?» twTdiag public to Ji*
SrtMM S of-tHc *oS® »nS3&ofe *x
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ctoct ol »req® ior eor i
jx MWiugi r the approved an.j TnJiuble ?arioties,ljre*dip
fag alatxlbuUott nt the 'Secd.apd'lmpicmfcat WanbooMp
f tao&j, . . .TAM»-».^r?npnp>7
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um &uxa, uaxb * buks ez.
MARCH 15.