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DAILY "MOBNING POST.
TUESDAY* CORNING:
Bard Tikes is Texas!—Tbo following extract
dated at Galveaton, Tolas, March
7, 1865, gives h discouraging state of affairs:
“ Business has entirely failed this season in
Texas— all branches aro suffering; the cotton
Crop, aa you know, failed. At the present time
the rivers are low, money Boarce, debts abun
dant; provisions high. Tho merebanta are
greatly disappointed in their expectations, and
many will be unable to meet their engagements;
many already oak for extensions. Many young
men of fioo business toot and abilities who com*
menoed business this season in the iuterior of
Texas were otliged to give it up again in des
pair, as they could not realize their expenses.”
We are inclined to believe that the writer of
the above hag colored m&ttera tco highly.
'll EHPKTIC 80 A P EXCELSIOR!
,11 AIR —“ I would I were a boy again.
I*ll go sure to that store again.
On Third street, kept by 8. L. C-,
, And some Herpetic Soap I fain
Would buy, fbr it always suits me,
Herpetic Soap always suits me.
That Soap removes redness and tan
• And cures all chaps aud soreoens too;
Brightens complexions pale and wan—
I’m very sure it will please you:
t)h yes, I know It will please you.
Thi* valuable remedy tor sore rough bauds has proved of
great benefit to hundreds. Price only cents per cake.
Sold by S. L. UIXHEKRT,
mhl2 IXO Third street.
Tliifi MARRIAGE GUIDE; OR, FAMILY MEDICAL
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTOR, for the special
ttreof the married or those about to.marry. EyDr.F. llol
lick, tha celebrated author and lecturer. Ninety-eighth
odltiou; 6&0 pages* and colored plates. This book in decid-
edly the best book of the kind ever published, and has at
tained an unequalled reputation and circulation ; io fact,
then 1b none other like it in the English language. It cun
tain; fall information upon every topic interesting to mar
ried persona, but Is.strictiy moral, scientific, practically us->
fal and popular. -Price cue dollar. Par sale by R. MINER
„ A CO* No. £2 Smlthfleldstceet,.Pittsburgh ; wo will send it
y anywhere,freeby post, on receiving one dollar find the ed
dress. iuarl2
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
£T!IA INSURANCE COM PAN V,
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED ISI9.
Cash Capital, ------- 5500,000.
mHE THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
X Assets of the xK IN A INSURANCE COMPANY,of Hart
ifbrd, as furnished this agency ou the let of January, 1555,
under oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered. .$ 1G,672 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, G and 7 cent, pay
able eemi-annually 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, scoured br mortgage... 7,313 17
Billfl Ufcclrable, well secured, payaL-leat Bank... 12^,3.7 ft 1 *
Bailrond Blocks iu Connecticut 07..M5 OQ
Sink bti cka in tl*e city of Hartford. 14 i,t>u3 00
Bank Stock* io New York chy 9S,Ok) 00
Cash on Land, in Bunk, and in bands of Agents
and others-....
$7711,278 t>3
The amount of Habilitiesdue or cetdoetb Bankscr ether
cndiiora,—nothing.
Losses adjusted and due,—’KOne.
Losses adjastedantl not doe, $148,518 22.
Losses unadjusted and In suspense, waiting for farther
proof, $614*57 60.
AU other claims against the Company aro small, such
only as printing Ac.
Agents Instructed to take no risk Over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured la any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material and ot building-,
the width Of streets, the supplT of water and condition of
the fi»department, and other •'‘rrumstances.
The amount insured in blc- ' «>f builutogs Tories; the
design is to limit the low by an' one Qrv to slo,oo*l, or leys.
Till). A. aLKXANDEK, Sce:*>tary.
BTtT* op CoJtKKrrmCT, ♦ Hartf'-rd, Jaa. Ist, 1885.
Hftr.rbrd count}. j *"
Perw naiiy appesiwl Thomas A. Alexander, rciretury of
the jSnH-lnauranceCompifny, and maietn'b that the f -re*
going ■»DUvment by him 6ubscrlt>nl, j-» true, according to
his bo?t knofflcdgo and btrli-1
' UENtwY sOifXlitt, Justice of the i'eaCe.
, ; »LB«e«-palihy-th’S crnnp&tby for the ye'AflStft t'lc*tjd
$750,000, while the premium* received tor ih** nam« lime
far exceed any other year, einco Lhe organisation of ifco
Company.
Bullcies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, is
fuetT at UiU agency, at remunerative rute-i.
jfsjp Office, Ko. b 7 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
‘ janll H- B. Tr-N KYC &*_**?*}•_
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
rri!K public trill tind it to their advantage to examine
1 our stoc* of STOVE A, r-f:>ru parclittiing elsewhere.
QUAFF, REISIXGEH A GRAFF.
Mp 3) 124 W*. od ytrvi»t.
John W. Uutitr Si> Co.,
Forwarding and commission merchants—
l>ttders In nil kinds of Pittsburgh Load
Pipe and f«" ¥**•’ 1 ** f/ *
FRANE VAN GORDIiR has just received a lanresDd
beautiful assortment of Mourning Collars,
and Sctta io Crape, Tarletou and Swiss, black lac* but
Veils, black Hosiery and Gloves, ia wool, cotton
and eiik; Ribbons, Bella, and Crapes, in all qualith*.*.
Al&xamler 4 best Kid Gloves can always b
•(bond at No. 63 MARKET STREET, cornertf tbe Du.
jiOD-li novlT
S? arober, industrious youug man, w|*o will devote Uts
entire umo to Ui« ba.-sn-iKS, a SITUATION AS SHIP
(i CL&iIK. to a Wholesale or Keuili or AB
aifitllit Book-Keeper, or a place In a Grocery nr ihy GOOOF
•Btpre; and will moios himself p*imr*Hy ueeiul v trs e.n -
ployer. A note addressed through the P>st OiTir** to “A. J*.
jx," or U>.t at th« osice of the “ Post," will receiv* yrcirpt
"'attention.
SPBTOT AFD STTM2IEB DRY GOODS,
TUB SUBSCRIBERS have Joel re-eitcJ, and a e row
opeping, la*? most desirable ctsertment *■! I>KY
GOODS ever offered io this market. We call particular at
.teotjpo. s£> a.fe'tf Very cbol-e artiol-fl.
Dxtra Rich Fa cy Col’d Silks, entirely new design ;
do do Black do do;
, do do Twisted do;
Batin slaid and plain Tiisuea and Bereges :
I'rinted do do;
do Berage Delaines;
do Ohallle do;
Very handsome French Lawns;
do do DrilU&nieoiu;
A gooi assortment of French work, Collar?, Under
SJeeveanndChemisettes, very cheap; Embroidered li*m-
Stitch and plain Linen Cambric Ilandterchkdß; Linen
Tab o Cloth? and Tabls Lioeufi; French and KnglUh Fur
aiturc, Cbiutzca, white and colored Famiture; Dunatry.
A fail assortment of Glove?, Hosiery, Mitts, Ac.; Irish
Unenfl, Sluslina, together with a complete assortment of
eveiy-artlrle, either Fancy, Staple, Foreign or Domestic.
Wyeolicitanexamiaatlonofoar Stock tefore purchasing
•Ifpwjbere; as we Batter ourselves (since wo have estab
tje cash.Ry6trm) that we can supply our patr ns on
. more liberal terms than any house west of the Mountains.
\£e return our thank* to our friends for their meny <*&-
fair rs to cur firm, under Its fora.-er title, nnd hope
Gtey may still continue them to the establishment, under
Ita ffEW QUA. YOUNG. LOVK & BRO.,
feb£2 formerly Young, Stevenson a L've.
BY U.C. UILL—THU PRACTICAL VIOLLN SCHOOL—
A new and complete pynopßl* of Violin playing, In an
progressive and practical form, end designed expressly
tot the American etudeut, to whL'U U added valuable le?-
annw gnd exercises and beautiful arrangements, ae fiolosand
Tftlda of the most popular melodies of the day. Selected,
arranged and composed by U.C. UILL, pupil of Spohr, late
President of the New York Philharmonic Society.
Thai above' just received, io advance of the trade, by
HUNKY KLEBKB, 101 Third street.
We here earefully examined the above work of U. 0.
HUP*, and consider it one of the most complete and prac
eal violin Schools we have ever reen. G. ANTuN,
B. VOGEL,
• febfl Teachcrx of Music.
XT^'^ld Tfla BEST IlaiE TO BUY WAIVUr-B.—l
H*TO recently received a. large assortment of very su
parlor Warches. manufactured in Europe expressly to my
totter, (sehYorer last Spring.) Citizens and strangers will
flodin my establishment a stock of Watches as extea
'j&rtandea Sheas any in the eastern cities ; and in consid
'irttffonorthfl 'times, at lower prices than ever before offered
"In CHS market. Those having money to invest in this way
SlLflod It to their interest to do so now, us times will
ortly be better and pricei will advance.
Watches and Jewelry repuirai In the be-*t immuer.
W W Wil,-oN r ,
jan27 t 67 Market street <‘4»> n-r "I K or'h
KT.EW BOOKS-Ju-t reared by Ujc tohoi' tug
*l\ NewßoolLs: „ . .
of Cbw Caliwel., >l. D.: by Harriet W
Warner. Mist published.
‘Toy Sons of the Sire*; a History of the Progress and
Deatiay of V e Acieru’&ij Party Just published.
Xioliy Brocken: by Atiul»* Unullori.
"Historv of M’isoa & Liuoa'd Lice*- by J U, U. Latrobe.
PoptU O.iurpatio.i. Ida ilsy.
Wolfort’d Roost; new work by VT. Irring.
Alooe: by Marion Horlood.
$-RuUi ifcilt-by FAooy Ports -
lA'« of Horace
Life Kud Bosatiesof-Fatiny -Porn; • • •
Saxo’s Ponmn, in two styles of binding.
Goiey, for March, 2b coats
Pecertoq’B Msgailae, for March; 17 coats.
BaUou’d tor ilarcb; 10 cents.
Vank.ee Notions, for March.
TooiCrosbla: by Lover.
Prank Leslie's Journal, for March.
Call at the new and. cheap B.nk Store nf
SAMUEL B. LAUFFER,
t 87 Wood fltreet.
r
HPOBTAXP HRuiOM. WORK —tircry one afflicted with
certain diseases would consult bis own Interest bv ob
•tainlng Dr. RALPH’S PrtACrtOAL PKIVATU THKATTSB.
she auturs, symptoms, progress an l consequences of every
Jfefereit Disease, malady and distinctly described; lndu*
resembling venereal—to be iound In no other.
Ob il:isturbatlon, mucn new and Invaluable information
%witit the only trae treatment and cure. Stricture,
its"perfect ipd radical cure. Alsa, all the rem»dles. the
Btooer aojtU.mxle of preparing, 4c., are faithfully Riven,
ao as tn ha practically useful to every one, In every place,
and it is tire only truly Practical Work published fur gen.v
rXtnte.' fourteenth edition, 31? pp. «Uh plates. Price
%aff*sv »•
T“ 'tti! iWVtf KK.3 WANT MONKtf, and have directed U 8 10
,-t b»130 deep to B at ft. alley—situate near the Outer
5S«t-KhwheJ?Clty. Pried for each ft rnly Tvo Hus
mLdous£, dent This 18 a verylow price; Bodnothlng
but ton wime-of money Induces them to offer UieLots ot
Alls price. Call soon, if von want to PF9 c “ r " „
mh9 8. eeronrnT * SOS. 110 Third st.
SCUPI— UerpeUc coapis llio best thing you can find to
car® soren«&9 or roughness of the skin. 3t heals ail
chaps and chafes of the hamlfl, and renders them smooth,
•oft awl while. per cAhe. Bold by
rnhfl a L. CUTHBEKT. 140 Tblfd street.
l«GHa!kia—J uki reo-ive-i, u unc toi of Ginghams,
r ■•sahs A. A MASOS 4 00- 25 Fifth Street.
Enterprise uun Worki.
BOWN 4 TETLEY continue to sell RIFLE 3 cheaper
than they can. be had either East or West, and every
goo is warranted. C«U soon, if you want one, for thev are
going off I*o hot cakes.
«Dhl3
OHIO AND Pfc3NNtiYLVAr*IA RAILROAD—-Wanted, 20
thxiKi Stock, to complete an order.
WILKINS £ 00.
Bankers and Commission Stock Brokers,
No. 71 Fourth street.
rniK INVALID—OABQO Is prepared, on abortnctic*-, to
X tnke riCTDBES at residences. He can be found (day
STREET
r.
-i rift- w
MARCH: 27
PAID Ul>
Storci I < <iove« 1 1 stove* 1 I !
UOCRMNG GOODS
W aUUU,
SKUOND AtUUVAL
OF
New School for tlie Violin.
RECOMMENDATION.
130 WOOD STREET.
“HOTELS
„ MANSION lIOUSK.
GEO RG E Ati ll E NTZ , Proprietor,
NO. C 44 LIBKRTY FTRKKT, jupt befUlf ihe Passenger
Depot of the Ptnn j ylvaai* Railrord, which makes it
llie mo«t convenient h'mse in ihe cliy for passengers orri
viog by that road.
Th** Proprle'or bribing,at considerableexpenpe. fitted up,
In excellent style, the MANSION lIOUSK, would respect
fully solicit a ahttrr* of public p.,tn:u».g«. Tbore is attached
4 splendid STABLE and extensive " AGON 1 AUD, afford
ing Ample Reeommodtttion to travelers And teamsters. U*B
Larder and Car will be furnkbed with the best the market
can afford. f<'b\:y
GOOD INTEVr lIOUSK,
/CORNER OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, near
\ ) thu Railroad Depot.
janHJily .TAMES PITANNON, Proprietor.
CITY HOTEL.
( I.ATE n : U)WVeJ, >
Corner of Smltbfield and Third itrcets,
/* / T T S B UR Q IT, PA.
GLASS & CAEB, Proprietors.
JOHN 1» GLASS, DAN. D. CARR,
(Lit# K »t. TVlernp 6 Oflrf.) (LiU St. Ctulei ft Perry QoUU-)
rruns large end commodious Tlouce having undergone
J_ thorough repair end furnished with new equipments
throughout, is now open for the reception of the traveling
public. Cuat-oes kodcratb. &pr26:6m
st . Cl. a fn~i fo t"k 17r ~
(FORMERLY THE EXCHANGE,)
PITTSBURGH,
Corner Fonn and St. Clair street!,
a W. BENNETT Proprietor.
43*“Thisis a first class bouse, between the Railroad De
pot*; the rooms are large and newly furnished, and charges
moderate. apr!4:lyd<tw
WAVF.RLEY lIOUSK, 60 South Eighth street, between
Chestnut nn>l Walnut, Philadelphia. [au29:y
T'HkniJwioaiV"’
TkTO. 11l Arch rtwet. Philadelphia. T. S.WRBB (late of
J.N the Eagle,) Proprietor.
UAiKiLL lIOUSK,
CORNER OF 2/AfS ANfl STS., WARREN, O
fpHE Proprietor tnk>*s pleasure m announcing to the
X public that ehie new and elegant Hotel has beeQ opened
as r house of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the oEico of the Ohio Stage Company,lt offers
inducements unsurpassed In Warren for th«> accommoda
tion of tho traveling community.
A share of public patronage is respectfully r-nUeitM.
aul? >l. U A SKILL.
VUAKKIAS HOUSfcl'
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILA DBLFHIA.
LAI LID, Proprietors.
JI.RMB fl.Mj PKK DAY.
khm'illaS’ not*sE,
Joaxaro\rN, tensa.
unlorffrrrfl having txk>-n rhnrge of the above
X named iioi.*-. and refitted it ai a large cNpense, in a
comfortable as we.l m ‘'trie, ir now prepared to re
ceive guei>tj\ and civ* ample sji’trfiicti-'Ti Co all who may
pa re.uirjs iti(« lion-*-. ,wuvff ‘ JAMKS I>OWNK\.
H ARK’S HOTEL,
l v, f/iruier’i* Uxenang* l .)
N O. IoS Hl’l-.RT V sTiUSKT. t-H't of Fifth street, Plttr-
Vurgh. li\RK, Proprietor.
Thi- Hel-i Is : ;i:-> uew. haring juut barn completed
n: i «■; , n.;- u.e m-i'inin.-lait.-il *•!" the public. is»*ple
•I i* *- t- &, t£ A HOTEL
|.. N-.W liLAld Vni FU d>! KR VISITERS. The
1 (Jpcu.!- l.'vn itiipror'-J, ar.J Uie rendered
rnof" M-.r'ic-uv,.. K -:;rtuHy. ’lln- proprietor will be happy
U ?!••• M.- lri.m'i*.
212,505 06
\n i.iiiiijilu!) of »»J Excelsior Line ia now runulng
froiu the Bf.itioii, on Fifth street, to the GLEN IK'TKL.
U*av«f.> the oiati.'u Hi t* i.’rlwk, A. >L, and 6 I’. return
inn h\ * A. ;\L, and bh. p. M.
)*U-,;,n .T 0 MARTIN, A rent.
ViIAAK’LIN Cleveland, Ohio.
CTATIUCK A SON, i’ftut-ktsroKS.—This House ha? an
a dergc-De thorough aud exlcutivo r*'pnirei, alterations,
and htr.-o addll’oa« of uy-furniture, etc., »ud the proprlo
turs p’ -dgc
their i --r. Itr LL<. Fkamil. - :; a p-ico where all the com-
PorU </. a ciurß h- u»J i*ao ix* found.
jy: -r r P \TItICK A R»N
KbUKKM h- tlDl e.L,
N' 0. 40U Blt U A i> W * V , N \ gHE.
fccmccuTinis tiu * m«\
BEtTBEH LO7EJOV,
PROPRIETOR.
: «‘XA.<TE!:S, JJl_ AO*T »' 1.. a.vr.M-t
rjKUKY of IU;,vT. k Lu.,uesue
t W..-, I'irt»br.r s 'h. fs.
ta\r4 v McMAtTEUS A MtRNI.E. Proprietors.
HiioTAUKAMo.
UASK KXCUANOE,
TUir.b rTRLKT, II:. I A'LLN AND MARKET.
ry at. rui.-.-'.-U’crs ':>• j b-iro t.) i:it--ria llmir frii»mis nod
A t ,f puviu? ; k .-u-ru.JV, .but t. cy have l-a-**a the ah-ve
8 ,:.i Kt-.aurant, wdu-b bo? just been tliorvU.<hly
ivuoNJ.ttd, r«'j>.4irei >*ai re iutniint-J. and now opvn. T f .e
ri-torr hnv•* ‘•j.-'.rt-l u i exp-u-:- to inutn '.bf Hank Lx
{■;.uu*-> a COai.orthJ.; rr»lt. :»r «-b Lt 'h- a.- the
bu-iuts.i mao. TI»»* larU.-r will «t nil ;ms !>•- -tocied with
Lbe doiiciirie-s of the u.aud .-tirivl up un-l- r the auspl-
CCS of VX-. rruMif-d -ni. TLdV reaptctfuily ask lor the
patremace of u gco'-rous public.
4 J PCHAMd-LMKr.ER,
janllly U „J ! ..'.'lie'll:.
M A K T I -N 1 S
RESTAURANT AM' EAliNu SALOON,
ON THE EASTERN PLAN, 2> Diarxan'i aiUy, l
, T TIM aytd Hart ■'? strrtts —AH LS wi.- uf ent&W*
up in :L« t*yß euJ cn *i*ortc>t I;< ••*■'•
lliiust* op«n t'lfiii o dock in ti.** murning an ill <
At nnth:. (.hur.'iii}-- f<- LfAy
UELVIDRIIK REJirAU,UA»T,
WOQP *Ti. KI.T, Cl. V WAIKK ANl* i ul? : MK.KET3.
M'Ht; Ua lr r i tia.i jiut j-rnudi-d a cft<.ire hL*x.-k of
X and i- r*-a..j a! Ui lufirvt M,* l;it-t>dd
with lb- :• r tln ti.** *».»y ol euHb.fa. in-h
Wlji>K.j I'uu'-i;. * u*») be Lad e* lb* Um.vuj£KE.
j ■»nM'IV J m[N_S\_£a ■ C, Crnw-teUT.
',M> CwF V t: B HOUSE.***
D. 13&ENASD.
„yo. iC. }\/i\ (-"la''!- n ' l ' cJ ar.J J/arA*l.
a*-0 V?TE K
CRYSTAL PALACE,
So. 1* Marl££t wired.
C. C. SEELY,
BLSPIvJT{-'L’LIA luiurniti hi* fri»*ndsaudthe
lstVSl ( q /Jpu'uii • ui gcbcra'*, Unit tj-f lji»> ju.it ntarted bin
* v,>t hhll-wl.-lHi.’.a modern stj le of
Ci.iyKlNw UVriTl.iwS and ever) thing *-ln«in tho
eating iiDe. - <\ «u rs 1U lljr rd-ci; or M.ew.ii, fur 1 orntn
ador.cn. 11-: »i.i -i.r-, I\.rthe ••verythiui: that
the market v»u alloil. LiuUie uliruya open until 3 o’clf*k
In the morning. marlo-tf
OYisTKK SALOOAi A .M> IUCSIAtHAJITI
10 8 WOOD STREET.
fIMIE ruto*-Tlb**r hts c*'»w hi* OYaTEII SALOOX AND
J[ KATIN'} lu n m&UBi-r that cannot
be cirpln-J hr any similar establishment in lb* city.
MEALS WILL UF. SERVED UP AT ALL HOURS OP
TUK D. i r, fruL-1 tr.p
Choicest Heats. Fowls, &c. t Aci
tliv Hi2i of Karo ..'anni't be oarinuwl. ami he woahi reipeet
folly inrltc the Htteutka of the public to it.
CIIAKLK9 STILL,
10$ Wck\ 1 r-.trvet.
St. Clair LftgcrVeer Krewery.
rpill; r-sf.rcULilly Iftiomjn t.h«* public that h«
i l*i uow fully prepare lo 9*TTt priTaU- (amilk* and the
public gtDeraliy, v. iti; bit -<*!*l>ratcd LAUKK isKKR, in
bottle*. All order* left at his Oliice, NO. 3« DIAMOND
ALLFY.fnear Wv.-i will b- punctually attended to;
and th** D»".t JtliverKl t-oanv part < t 0»f city or vU-lolty.
* ' F. 0. 3CIIKNCK.
Cmiiu' Lager Beer liall,
.Vo. 100 f.'ruL, o/'pvsiU the Caxiom Himxt.
T’lIK sub-.'riber' Irn* juM 1 our of lb** Urir--’ snJ
be'*! tinl-hf.i [.s/-r U--r Hal.- iu the < Hy. His lUhth
ackaowi,*.igrU be .. i-u,.,Tv-r urii- !•-. tii.'l *-tery otherac
comcic iution sbou i tJn l.< ust* canuot bn excelled.
' nr..:<\i:, A. IH-NTT7-.
Wf IV RN(rLT?n. »»!•• H.tftb*r -t ?»%! ITH’S celebt MM
\y . lieauiit A.,t-u:i i brown r*ti>ut. Alflo.Cuicmoii Ab
ar.* 1 I’orv r. ;n ■> i. 1 pi at t.-o'.t b-».
The e.:. : ni)ou ol h. uii Lies, and fuc trade, i< respe-tfnlly
folrnted. ‘ • ’ ft l ‘' ■ v
mineral VVaicr aua Sarsaparilla
yrrM !r lMt nr.-t, below iVun, is now
V V uiun u!'ii>:twrlt.: Mi I b'dtlelUfi llie iwbuTe bereragea OD
an ez'en*!v* f. t;V- of the best quality,and
oof.i'*i«irt* i from ’he rureM mMeri.il.'. oe’.lTly
S t emuToont riirullure and Chain*
WK ar»3 cenr-uotiy oogag**d in the
IPanu urture of CABIN
CHAIRS and FURNITURE, of every
'-figj (ity. C ri ption.and pay particular attention
to tbe manufacture oi Lbu beat styles, suitable for tbe use
of dtvumtoats. Uar experience in this branch of the busi
new enarues us to warrant eaUslaction, as well with tbe
promptitude in whioh orders ar« tilled, aa in tbe quality oi
the work oart personul attention given to the fitting out.
Those lari-rested in furnishing Boats, will bad It to tbeir
advantage to giro us a call.
jyUl T- U YOUN f J 4 CO.
’ r IIK KH’rftJlAl. ATI'kM'I-i n uf L.\tM i..» . f
1_ th- il Kit B.ftTlC J-UA i l , pri-p in-; i.y .he :b«; 1 .'-in
i)>h rtvij.** of u London (.’uruisi'l, iiii'l •iß'-il fr rt-udimu the
rkiti .'UiOOib, toft at*.l * Lite, r.-Uiov’ug .-.allow Uus*,
l*l:nol. s, r.>n,CuLimeous Kr.i;>Uou-‘, and reJo-f-no:' ib<*tkin.
All <■' ;q s, chute*, ic., <m the hiiilus, itr>‘ by it. It
Im* two uswl with great succ-=s lu cuse* of Staid
Kor Ifi** ••urn of tiore. roujrh hiiod-*, it is n'lnwaili-d. I'nre
ivuts a eaXc ; orlaboirn, h»r lazily u«e, coutaiuian
one’dozen catct*. u«r bos.. Sold wr.u!«*-nie mvl retail
fi. L. Ol'TlUlKoT,
No UO Third »t.
G* Bingham & to.’i Trauiporuiloii Jhlne
rpu AND tiiO.U PHILADELPHIA, BALTiMOKK AND
X NEW V’uKlv.—TheUwoern and Agents ol said Line
huve been for the past fourteen years connected whh the
** old e*in:.'li»h.ed Bingham’s Line. - ’ They will giro their
usual prompt attention tn the forwarding of Produce, Mer
chandize, Ac.., in tne shortest time umi on as favorable
terma as any other Line.
Only one transhipment between Pittsburgh, i’hila
delphia and Baltimore.
[ GEO. BINGHAM A CO.,
1 Canal Basin, Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
Ei.NUU.AM, DAVIS A CU.,
270 .Market ereot, Philadelphia,
I JAMEU WlL3oN,A|seut.
121 North Baltimore,
M, L. OSTiIANDEU, Agent,
80 West et., New York._
MATULET STREET, EtTWt.Err
STRANGERS VISITING TUB CITY SUofLD CALL IN
to hee the beautiful assortment cf CHIXA, GLASS
nod QUEENSWAtiE, now oy<t>n nt the above establish
ment. Our goods bring putirely uew, we ure enabled to
offer Inducements in nil the latest styles of Dinner, T«a
and Toilet Warn, white iron-stone, we have a great variety
of shapes; aJtu, gold baud und fancy colored Eton e ware
Tea an j ToUet sets. Dur stock of white Covered Dishes,
Soup Tureens, Vegetable Dishes without covers, Salad
Dishes, and every article appertaining to a Dinner Pci ip
.large and well selected. Hritacnia Ware, Table Cntlery,
’Spoons, Castors, Waiter-, uni Uou.se Furnishing Goods,'we
have a large assortment.
COMMON WARD—Our stork ef common Teas, Plates,
Dishes, H .Ki;r», Nappitrs, Bowls, Pilchers, and every article
in the line is lurge, and we are prepared to pack them with
or without hn<* goods, ns the purchaser mav wish.
Also, a large assortment of all kinds of GLAHS WARE,
which we are selling nt manufacturers* prices, all of which
are offered ut wholesale or retail, by
oct2u JOHN J. O’LEARY.
ENTERPRISE VV URKS
iVV.I36 Wood strut, Third dour below Virgin Alley.
BOW2i A TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting
men to their large assortment of Guns, Rlflea and Re
volving Pistols, the larguflt and best selected stock ever
opened in this markeU together with a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Trickle, oil of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or
far good approved paper. marlB
ATOTIUE To UakDENEKS.—Public Auction of dull Unt
il Led Sash, and 400 Forcing Glasses, in withdrawing
from the Market Harden. I will sail without reserve, on
Thursday, February let, at 9 o’clock, A. M., tbeentire stock
of Sash, and fixtures suitable for the fordngof early crops.
jwi29 JAMEB WABDBOP, Manchester.
■ ' 4j V i *.%
OWSTOfi’S,
urn is u ui'i a
ivenneu Ale.
CHINA HALL,
TiUIUi AND KM.T.TU SmiKTfl.
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BANKERS AND BROKER^
WM. H. WILLIAM 3.
W«x. H. WIUUUi 4s Co.,
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
iV. i? Corner Wood and Third streets.
All transactions madron liberal terms. Collections
of Bills. Notr*. 6c.,ptotnpUy utter,ded to. jnn2G:lw
JU’COWSKLZaA wil Lock,
.BANKERS,
AND Dealers in Exchange, Hank Notes, Gold and Silver
Coin. .Current and Par Funds received on deposit.
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Collections made
at any polutin tho United States.
South East corner of Market and Fifth streets,
myU PITTSBURGH PA.
ABTHUES, EODGEES & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMTUFIELD STREETS,
au2:Cni Plttaburfjli* Pa.
C. U. WILKINS
Wllklno &. Co., j
(Succers'rs to A. Wilkin* A Co.) i
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERB,
N'o. 71 F\mrlh sir at, Pittsburgh.
IN TILE numerous suspeUfiocß of Banks and Bunkers
throughout the country during ibe last six. months, we
are satisfied that in almost every instance their troubles
Injve grown out of n departure from their legitimate bu>l* ■
doss; and wo, therefore, take occasion to assure tb»* public ‘
in advance, that no speculations in “fiiaej stocks," or other j
“outside operations," shall tempt us from the strict and le- |
line of our business—believing that in avoiding :
all such investments wo shall not only l*o better able to 1
serve our customers aud ensure their safety, but thnt in 1
adopting such a course shall promote our own ultimate j
benefit. l/ebo} W. & CO.
Kcmoval.
PAXBICKB& FRIEND, i
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Hccot Removed their Office to the Cnmcr of Fifth mid Wood tU.
nrTsnoaoH, pa. i
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Rankers and Exchange Brokers, •
and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold. Silver
and Bank Notus. Exchanges on tho Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in ail tho cities throughout tho United
States. Deposits received in pp.r funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. ff«b3
nThslmeTle sons.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BATS HXICOVSD tUEIS BAKEIITO AHP E2CUAXGE OJTTCJ TO 50.
67 MAEILET STRICT, FOUR DOCXS TIEI-OW OLD STAND.
N HOLMES A SONS, Bankers and F.xcbange Brokers,
• and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptum-es, Gold, Sil
ver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly fur sale.
Collections made iu all the eitirs throughout the United
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, No.
67 Market street, b*-twe«ri Thirl and Wurth e ts. jja3o:ly
TtKH.NAiV~A.Vi>.,
BANK KRB AM) BXCUA.NR H BKOKKF.?,
N T o. 96 Wood Sired, comer vf Diamond Auty,
piTTsnrnoii, r\.,
BUY AND* SELL Bunk Notes and Coin; D'oc-unt time
exchange, and proraipsorv note.*; make collect’?rp in
all the principal cities of the Urnon. depc-itp <. O
call and on interest, and give their prompt attention to all
other cinttrn appertalnir.irto a Broker’s diitUUOEB. Easti-ru
Exchange ccn*tvrp:ly «n bund. xusrd
"John woo by,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
T* CALSH in
Exchange. Commercial and Bank Holes.
STOCK. bought mid .-old "’.i Pt'jT.i-" '-.i C' i.-cli-'C*-
carefully nfemied to latere:.: paid <-n l.>**po?st.
6jS~'So. b SU Fourth r. .-!v . the H. M.
Bank.
HILL 6 CO.,
BANKEJtg AM) EXCHANGE DKLKETh 5 ,
COILNEJi 07 VoOP AXll rOTTU RTIiSST*
SIGHT KXCIIANGHou the Kwßtern Cities oonHtantlr fr-r
BeJe. Time Kill* oi Hx-tmn:;e and Not*-*discounted.—
Gold, SiiTttr flud Bank bought and M»id. ColJw-tJona
oede in nil the principal cities of the Uci‘.»»i Ftntes. IV
poaits received of l T ar and Curre.nt Fund**. [rpar*7ly
HI.K it-iSlta, EPWAKD ILIO*, fTORASCI CRAIIBB
KSA2TEB & EAHM,
BANKER? ANT) EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND £F.L.L Gold, SUver, und Bau); Volf**; npsrotlatp
fj.«vna on lift:! ?>'tsW nr Btoci: purrh-j*
NotP“ ami Tiru- BUI*, on Ki“t srol'Wr.st; buy
*d<l h-H stocks on OiatnU^loti.
Oo’ilfvti'-.na mid- an all potr.t* In th« Union.
orE.’ifiHOLD & co.; ‘
BANKET.3 AND HXCUANOE HKOKEIIfI,
DEAL BUS in Rxchiin.-re, Coin, Bank N.-ten, Sight anJ
Tim? I>raftn, Ac. Collation* rarffu''/ atU-ndirl to,
»n.i proceeds remitted to any part of tb« Uui'-n.
Stock* bought and soli on mraciissicn.
flTj. So. 74 Fourth st., next door V- Bank of BUtrVe. ■ -e!3
Domeiiic and Fornpn Endian?'. Bt-hV .Vr.Vr, G'-Ll jn-i
liauf&t, &»!<i and i'jtchaa.j'd, a: "■■■
BXCU AN 0 K AN I> BANKING II 0V? II 0 ?
WILLIAM A. HILL * CO.,
6J wo-oi* rtr?.t£7, WTT«T;rrou
Intirfft o'a Ua-.« dr.r
nio.'xrso.N Uiii-i-
THOMPSON BELL fir CO..
BASRKII? A \ i* H U O K }' !l « ,
C5-rr<r of T'nrd an.l Wr™/ l\r,tWr^ y Fii.
TijoniAs \v<.h>ss,
*9“ COMM EIICIAL PKUKE H, "«
ASD UtALiK IT
Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate, &c M
,\r> 75 Fourth st . [*\ilthitr ; jh. Fn (
'""William A. Hill & Co,,
BANKERS,
Xk t>l ifooti S‘.rcr‘. Fu’.V- uryh.
HOLD nn *&'•* ih* .Mbr Bu.\L"» A,S'|i .‘•r'JtKP;-
40 (liiarPS F.xrtiautfw IUnK ;
IT do r«,us;-aiiv
20 do CUit«n-'‘ InMUTnnc>*Coui;'iUi v ;
|£.ooo MoQOnctilH-:« N*nTi.:i. i 'D Company
$ ».o>io City of l’iUi*hurnh U -n-l*.
C 'JTitV of A!l>v!»rn\ Honda.
ttmniloKt's Ijnan O£!io**,
■\TO. too SM I TI IV* I KLl> STREET. NK Ml FIPTil.—
i.N Mon*y Inao'Sl on and SErcr W&u-nrs, Sil-vervr.r*
and *nhi:iMe :»r*i •!**<• «’il4r 51v
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
D E. I. A W A It tu
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPARY.
OFFICE in tbo N< rtL lU/Mn r.:‘ ihe ilsehan;-, on Third
Ftreet, PIIJLA bKLI'HJ A.
marine insurances.
0* )
Cxwo, '-Tea!! part* of the World.
F&aotits. i
ISLAND INSURANCES
On jood# by river*, canals, lakes and land carriages, to
all par:* of tb* Union.
FIRS INSURANCES
On merchandize generally.
Ou '•lore*, dwelling houses. A<v
ASSETS OF THE COMPA.N F, November T. 1R53.
Bondsaud MnrEi&Res - 00
Stateof Pennsylvania. Philadelphia city. Spring
Carden, Southvart. and other loans,
Stock* in banka, railroad* on-l lu.-uniijcro r.:m
pauj«*fl
Bil’* rceeivabl
Ca&h on hand..
in ttu* hundfl of A|’*foi* and premiums
pn Mdrior I’oibd*? 121,707 07
S abecriplion >' oU- s -1 Ou ,ia>o 00
DTHtCTOUf
Wo. Martin,
Joneph Li. Seal,
Edmund A duller,
JOLII 0. I>u7i-“,
Robert Burton,
John R. Penrose,
George 0. Lejper,
Edward DarUugton,
II Jon«*>Brooke,
J.Q. Johnson,
James C. lln'jJ,
Tbeopilui* Paulding,
James IS. M'Farlaud,
W.C. Ludwig,
Joseph W. Cwan, Sec’y.
' I'. A. MADKKU. Ajrr.nl..
No.o.*> U di.-r Htruvt. ritt>*>ur;h
TS!K UNITED STATICS
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY and TRUST CU.MPANi',
rUILADELI’III4.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850.
CUARTEU PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $20U,000.
Office, S. E. Comer of Third and Chatnut'
Streets , Philadelphia.
[Officers of the Hume Board at Philadelphia:
oiKscxona.
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
AciDrofltt W. Thompson, Lawrcuv; Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tinglcy, G»o. M’Hcury,
JacotvL. KlorenoH. James Devureux,
William M. Godwin, William M’Kee.
President— Stephen R.Crawford.
Vice President —Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Kxairuner, Pittsburgh —James Li. Willson, M. P
All'jheny City —K. B. Mowry, M. IJ.
Th« Frantlln Fire Innirancc Company,
Of Philadelphia, Pfunsylvuna.
DIRECTOR^— Charles W. ItsmcXrr, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wegner, Samuel Grant, Jacob 11. Smith. Uw<». W. Rich
ards, MnrUucal L*. Lewis, AdoiphJ E. Bone, barid o. Browue,
Mf-rrir Patterson. Cuts. N. li.ocs.ui, Prcnd-~ni.
ChaS. 0. IUNCR.tJi, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or 'limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at raUM ae low
a;i are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Yund,
which, with their capital ami premiums, safely Invested, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company on January l*t, 1951, as pub*
llshed agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, vii:
Mortgage .. Jills, 128 6S
Real K&tat* 64,377 78
Temporary Loans 83,1*66 17
Btocka 61,883 UO
Cash, Ac 64,346 81
T0ta1...... $1,502,708 44
Lhclr Incorporation, a period of twenty-oo*> yearß,
tuny have paid upward of One .Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of insurance, as well a* the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptneHH all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
ap24 Office, north-cast cor. Wood ami Third cts.
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stocky Annual Premiums nna Western Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1826.
Policies of Insurance Issued at all times on the most favora
ble terms, against
LOSS OE DAMAGE BY IPIKE,
on TEC
PERILS OF NAVIGATION,
BY
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Aoknt
TOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
morlfity
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh
R. MILLER, Jr., President. \ F. M. GORDON, Secretary
CAPITAL, 9300,000.
TTT'ILL Insure against all kinds of risks.FlßK nndMA
VV RINE. Ail losses will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Homelnstltution, managed by DiaxcToas whonre well
known in the community,and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character v nicb
they naveassumed, as offering the best protection to those
who desire to be insured.
Directers. —R.Miller, Jr.,C.W. Rlcketson, J.W. Butler,
N.HolnißS, Jr., W. U. Smith, 0. Ihmsen, George W. Jackson,
Wt 0.31. Lyon, Jaines Lippencott, George Darsie, James Me-
Aulcy, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
93* Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang A
Oo Pittsburgh. norfiLly
j*\vt
•*•■•, 4 :*•<-■ -ft. -r fl» r _ , * • • \ % •
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Prices lo suit all.—Dry-.- Good*.
AM t TIGUK, 'corner of Grant and Fifth streets, ha* Just
• received and is now tipeulng Eis Srrf Fiill etockfl for
this season, The attention of ladies is respectfully directed
to the following prices:
Fine French Morin*es at 75c; 54 wide Parametns 25c; a
largo assortment of De Cazo at 12c; fast colored "Prints 6%
60d pieces Flaouufeat lco up; yard wide Sheeting 6%; nil
wool De Lnins at 2Sc. Kentucky janes, tweeds andsntti
nets from I 8 up, check?, ticking?, muslin*, linens, crash,
tablecloths, nil wool plaids, blankets, shawls, ribbon 3 and
every other article usually kept in a Dry Goods Btore, allcf
which will be sold for cash at prices to suit the times.
A. M*TIGUK,
p.n.7 corner Grant and Fifth streets.. .
JAS. B. M*VAT.
.joa. btDEwto.
. 24,012 20
.l.Vi.ls'Ja »<
. 16, u: l bO
$627,471» 5U
L'r. B. 11. Iluston,
IlughCmitf,
M’ llTaiu,
Charles Kelly,
Rtmui’l K. blok**?,
Ilenry Sloan,
Jamer Tra^utdr,
Wm. Eyre, .Jr ,
Jushua L. Pn o,
Jivmte* I'nioett,
John B. S"Cj|'ie,
Chnrle* SrhaM.-r,
J.T PiiLshurgb,
Ll T C Mornit.., dv.
vm. marti:.,Presi.i-ut.
THO3.C. 11ANL, Vico President.
UHO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
No. 74 Fourth -treet. Pittsburgh.
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DRY GOODS.
New Arrival vt Spring and Summer IXry
Uoodi.
AT No. 99 N. W. SIDE Ob' WOOD STREET.
D GREGG A CO., Importers and Jobbers in British,
. French and German DRY GOODS. Uavtng receiv
ed our large and extensive stock of spring and summer
goods, purchased from importers, manufacturers, and part
through our own importation, we feel safe In assuring our
old cuatumerH, country merchant* and city dealers general
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
we cun oiler such inducements to buyers as aro rarely met
with iu the trade.
Among our dry goods stock will "bo found cashneres, de
laines, Portsmouth lawns of the most desirable designs,
mohair lustres, alpacas,plain black and fancy figured silks,
ginghams and fancy prints, latest styles; broadcloths, fancy
vestings, ca.ssimercn, eatineto, tweeds and summer panta*
loaning; brown and black muslins, table diapers.
We have also opened a vary large assortment of bonnets,
i newest styles, palm leaf hats, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
, and an extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons;
j with lace goods, fancy nettings, jacouetts,mull and figured
! Bwts.h inuslms and black silk veils, Ac.
Our variety stock embraces In part combs, buttons, per
; cnsslon caps, threads, pert monaies, patent medicines, per
i turnery, ami almost ©very article usually kept iu the va*
. riuty line, together with a large stock of gold and silver
wateces, watch materials, glusses, gold and gilt jewelry of
i newvrt patterns, nnd a great variety of 30 hour and 8 day
• clocks, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
or ean*:nctory reference,
N. l’..—An early call from buyers Is respectfully solicited,
lep-:? P. GREGO A CO.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DKY GOODS AT
A. IS’TIGHE’S NEW STOKE,
CORN'EIi OF URAN’T AND FIFTH STREETS.
Having Tins day opened my new store, i
beg leave to call the attention of the Ladlen to the
larp ? nndsplendid assortment of BPftTNG AND SUMMER
GOODS, just received. Among the stock may be found
?ome of the Tery finest goods now imported. It comprises,
in part,
*JOO pieces hlcck and fancy Dress Silkß, GOcts.to $2 per yd
600 do Mono, do Laioes, Barefctlo Haines,and Mousse
line do liege;
200 do Beautiful Bareges and Tissues, In great variety;
260 do New Stylo Dress Giaghnms;
2000 do American, Frisch and English Prints;
,*.u) .j.> rr**nchtnd English Lawns;
iioo French Collars, from ld],< cents to $u,GO;
200 M.ujtiiljir, of the latest style?, among which are soa<
cf :h • mcr.L beautiful Imported into this country.
AMuslins, Ti:kings, Chefits, Linens, Orash, Diapers,
Tj.*.'-r|. ?h?, Giuilk-mtin’s Wear, io..
1 ;-:i.M.\!ING3.—Iu this department will be found a com*
[•].» >rt!o.-Tit ni Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, Maltese
i. i 1it....t0n L:\cp. fioo English and Thread Lace; ail of
vf.. oi will he sold unusually low.
T-ti hab it \ ard wide Muslin at six cents per yard.
my:i ' A. M’TIOHE.
SEW DRY GOODS STORE."
Iron Front— No, 91 Market street*
OC L ij.' uv being now open forthi* transaction of a gener*
a) i -y G'K.dabuvdnofiS.w,*.-would respectfully solicit the
patroniige of the public, Reeling confident thut, from our ex
len-ive Nod well i> K }t>cted stock of SILKS, FANCY AND
S 1 API,K GOuDS. we can offer BUtli induce roeo is ns will in
sure entire satisfaction. HAGAN A AIIL,
Nos, S? 1 Market and 5 Union street.
New Year's Presents Tor Undies.
HAVING r.-hl ont nij entire stndijQf old. CoUan, (the
re tilt of a combination of th* Ladles,) I have run*ifed
iki-m.-ruiog 2‘M) fmo Swl'S French and Jaconet Collars,
which aro out for ouo week, only, on cxn&iahPion, cooks*
oucnrlv they mu/f and will be sold at price* so low as to
•M'Rvi* every body to buy tbeir friends some for New Years.
The h‘t of Collars are orduml lo be sold at not wbut they
art* v. r'b, but whatever they will bring. As this D the
U#t rho.e persons intending to purchase anything lo
thi:. !n • will find it to iheir interest to call soon at Van
Lord-i's Trimming Store, and make their eelectiona.
FRANK VAN GORDER,
dec*i7 No. fcft Market »treot. mnifT of the Diamond.
CLOTHING.
CLOTHI N G STORE!
JOHN M’CLOSKEY & CO..
"5 T'OTIN P.L LY of the ceb’bmtcu Clothing Depot on Liberty
1. Hlr-e.. whi* h Lh.h wou ao unbounded popularity under
l.< ::ir- if il.e TiiliLL BIG l>Ov)US, hare, for the pur
poe*- of . x ii:nti7 more sparvi f--r their Immense basine&s,
reiid'di: i ’ • ;he .-pa.-ious building na the corner of
i :.\MoNL‘ ali.lv am> wood street,
V,'l.<>r« the*- hwe now thamopt
SPLF.MUD STOCK OF CLOTHS!
A“T>
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Thai? £. r ibis rtrraoyai, ie to giv© then
ncrr l\ir t-hfc
V.' II nLESA h E TRADE.
Th»*v are pfer*rM to*ell o<xvN Hi the
l/u WEST EASTERN PRTCES!
A~i:i th.-y v-jli warrant tbern to Le as goari as any Danu
ta *tcr ,, d In Ui« Union.
CIST O M WORK,
IK TIT 7 277LISI> CPON THU SHORTKST KOTICI.
They bare on band a fu.\l and beautiful assortment ol
LOTH? and COATINGS, Tor
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND RCSI-
NESS COATS.
Our lntere?t» ar<»iclentlral with ihc*p9 of car cuntmnprn,
ar.d we tbv publi-Mhat our fid-Uty will not fall In
Qlliiir orders n-r may fsTorp.l with.
Asr DON’T FOROKT THE PLACE—
i\o. 88 W«?o4l street,
(2Af*T SIDE,) COEN EH OF DIAMOND ALLET.
N. Ll. —\V«- ic -}n>oiir patron? to uDilflrstAnd thu t wt> ha»*
n« ;»ny nnnrrtion with the Clothing Bnsinp* 6 ob
LiWrty Oar nitration [s ilotolpJ excluiiirely to the
nouf.- fcliorr •iosiciiutr*.!.
EJ *> r’JT
Knll and Winter tioodi 1
EDMOND WATTS.
Mllcuant tailor, no. w> liberty street.—
I have n.'-"' on hand n iurg« stock cf Fnl! and Winter
‘h- hs <!.•!' 1- HUujr’.r.ffUtlvdY new d«dgn<; Pluch V
i.igs. i f (h** m<xt betriiifui pattern*: French aud English
G-wof every vyb* and shade in the market, ail of
w!;, it l wj;l make lo order on tha most reasonablo terms,
u:id c.irr«n'i”l to suit. ocU
SKW’SPUWi (iOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT JOHN VIrCLOSKKY A CO'S Whole
sale Clothing Warehouse, No. 88 Wood street, end corner
of Diamond alley, the largest unJ most varied stock of
good l * t bat One celebrated house bus ever had the pleasure
of inviuug the attention rf the publi • to. These goods have
b*-j'u purchased from first hands, and, consequently, no
aeeond profit on them, which 1-uv-s us able to pay that we
can and ;!•’ sell at us small profits as any bouse in the east
ern Therefore, we respectfully invite tho attention
of wholesale dealers and ountrj merchants, In general, to
gitn us a call, and tiuroine our exteunire assortment of
HEADY MADK CL-. .iiiNG. It is almost impossible to
euum-rr.tr the junct •. ( f immense piles c>f garments that
I* to h.: seen at this l, : t * fi.viillshir.-nl; it hi sufficient to
say that it has never 1 -cu cv}UhL-:-l the hone* itself.
inartprif JOHN McCLOSKKY & CO.
SAihUEL UIIAV,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
NO. 4T ST. CLMR HOTEL BCILDLNQ3,
bT. emu tjTßttT. rmsßunof!.
GENTLEMEN'? CLOTHLMG made exclusively to order,
and warranted to puU. Das constantly on hand a
•Loir, assortment ct CLOTHS. CASSTMKRKS, VESTINGS,
and tt V KUO »AT I NO. of the latest styles, selected expressly
for lb--ustom tnujp. Gentlemen leaving their orders, wiil
br-Te their wishes consulted und complied with, as all work
U dorir no 1-r bin o»u supervision. novl'J
Clothing 1
fl*H H
5 public that bo is now receiving at his store. No. 177 Lib
erty i.trcv.. !> choice ns.’-ortment of Cloths. Ciipsimeres and
Vesting.' l , fd the Intent and most desirable styles, which be
is prepared to make to order in the most fashionable man
ner. at short notice, and on the moat reasonable terms.
We haTttulro nn hand k large mid well innnufar.tumlstock
of reafy roade Clothing, to which wo inTlto the attention
i i buyers, »duhor wholesale or rutail.
Persous who purchase goods lor cash, will find It to their
idrnntage to call at 177 Liberty street,before making their
purchase*. |man*l C. CONNER.
New Clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTII STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
r pIIE pubporitar biu? juat opened this new establishment,
i. where hu has always on hand a large ami choice assort*
raent of all articles of CLOTHING, which he warrant* equal
to any in the city, and will «wll at the most reasonable pri*
tvs. Th*» public are requested Lo give him a coll.
Piarfl.l y . B. OPPBNHBIMBR.
WATCHES. EWELRY, &c.
Watch Trade,
WE invite the attention of citizen* and strangers to oar
large and carefully selected stock of 'Watches and
Clock*: Railroad Time keepers, in gold und silver ca.M<f;
r-nl Ch"cnoini*u>rs for the pocket, warranted not to vary
a minute in six months; Patent Lever Watches, f-om $l2
I» fd’J'f: u large nrsirtmont of good common or low priced
Watch.-*, both in gold and silver cases. Also, Railroad
Station Regulators, Oflico Clocks, Cliurch Clocks, Ac.
Watcji .Repairing.—We do WuU’.h Repairing in a man*
n«r not excelled, if equalled, by in the
oUR*. W. TV. WILSON,
aef'lT corner of Market and Fourth ntreets.
CLOCKS: CLOCKS iT CLOCKS!!!
Ffciflc Dleyran,
A «s-P DEALERS IN WATCHKS. CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, Ar., No. 42 FIFTH Street, near
jbfWr-xi, opposite the Morning formerly occu
ur\Al3s3pi«*d by L. Rtdm-inan Si Co. We have now hand a
splendid assortment of 5 day and 24 hour Clocks, which we
oder 11 • the puhlir at great bargains, suub oa: Iron cases,
p*arl inlaid and nli other patterns of Mantel Clocks.
Also, h ricli assortiuent of One gold and silver patent
lever, cylinder, and anchor e.-capoK Ut Watches, and an ele*
gant ntor.k of Jewelry and Silverware, which we Intend to
*eil cheap f6r cash.
N. H. Watch repairing done in the best manner and at
low prices.and warranted. mar2s
HEW JEWELBY STORE,
No* H 7 Hlarlxet Street,
(Second door above the North-west comer of the Diamond.)
rOHN STEVENSON, (of tho late firm of John B. M’Padden
A C 0.,) respectfully announces to the public, that he has
opened, at the above stand, a fine assortment of WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. LAMPS, Gl*
RANDOLKS. P>cket and Table Outlery, Britannia Tea and
Oimmuwiwn Sets, and the usual variety of goodsin his lino
of business.
Special care and attention riven to the REPAIR of FINE
WATCUKS, JKWKLKY, Ac.
II«j trusts, that from his Jong experience In business, he
will be able to give satisfaction to those who may favor him
tti'.h their patronage.
Pittsburgh, May lath, 1853.
II
enry lUvUardson t Jeweller,
HAVING re-litled bis store in a handsome manner, and
but recently returned from the eastern cities with a
tine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would ch li the attention of his friends and custom
ers to the fact that among his Watches will be round the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Rings, Ear Kings, Miniature Lockets, etc., etc.
FANCY GOODS—Such os Papier Mache, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Mate,
Colt’s Pistols, Porte Monnaies In great Tariety ; China Fruit
and Cake Divhcs; with an endless variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have only to be seen to be appro
ved. fnoTl] NO, 81 MARKET STREET.
}7INE WATCHES AND IUCiI GOLD JEWELRY AT
. BARGAINS.—We wish to itrfonn the public that we
are now offering our present stock of fine WatchesanU Jew
elry, at prices Unit cannot be beat Therefore, we say to
one and all, you that wish to buy fine Watches and Jewel
ry* f?r’* w ua a call, and save from 25 toso per cent In your
purchases; whHh you can certainly do by calling at 67
Market street.
N. B.—Watch repairing attended to in all its branches,
in a superior manner. Gold Jewelry repaired or manufac
tured to order at short notice, at
je7 - HOOD’S Market sL
JA.MK3 W. WOODWKU., „ ' • OFFICE. ■ -
CABINET ExrBNITVRE'NANnPAcTTrBEfi. Soal Estate. and Contractine Aeoat.
W««-iootal B7amlßo Third •tree*. rr\Hß Bufcß«it(eriu».be<m lndrosd to “pea ao oluMfur:
tiaRBSBSBko. - W- respectfally ,Xv lho ,?' I FP?W t ! , >' J l i njtanilBeiang,oaCoiamie>iua>ail'
WWaMpß^6«fttoid>andcattomta,thathaying'the Agency or.large SteamSaw-M'lla and Bont<l
has non completed Ma spnngiitoitt rep, Varda On’.tho iUeghetiy iiyerJtojrefliei' with many other •
T™ ' ~~ of Furniture, wk!-,h la decitellj * 1 :(kdUthf3frginolher:w»tertm(l steam aa-w-Kills; .WjinttnT* 1
the largest and beat eTer offered for rale in this Oity.wlncn himself that he .can furnish; acv -bills of lumber ahd i’
will be Bold at prices as low as any in the United States, t} m ber of any Tdnd, great of smnji, or sbor* and'
East or West • • delivef the® atanypointbutbe Allegheny, MoboiicnhoW'!
As be is determined to uphold the quality with well sea-; Ohio, or-3JisBissippiTiTeTS;»contract to LuiUV hir'eMiii- -es >
eonedmatariale, best workmanship, and newest designs; and store Boats, Coal Flats, Bojrt Gunnels,,Critlo? Timber, f&iU i
from the extent of his orders and facility in manufacturing, , Timl&fe--i-Frtdght Iron, Coal, &c„' to any Kiy«u point !
he is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest j aoi j vrill attend-to the Sale arid T.entof Reel frnjUo.‘ From!
prich 3 : bitv long,experience in lumbering, freighting and boat !
He has adopted the principle of identifying his customers biiildine, he thinks ho can giye general satisfaction. * All- *
Interest with bia own, in quality and price, and keeps at- ; p,.r*onp' arti requested to make their oontrr.ctsf-ooa; eapa* •;
ways on hand the greatest variety of every description of 1 P -. u Qy those wanting boats orlarge bills of luMbe.r tint! ti*n
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the mc-ft ole- b ,, r? s y, ou jj contract for them in the fall for thu spr:r»r kr.d
gant and costly, that a house, or buy part of one, may be , dta.. lid will also-attentt to the 'purchase end vnle
ftindshed from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or- £ f thatmay.be desired; •
der. The following articled consist, in part, of his stock, letters addressed, to D-XVin MCNS, Real Jistataarp? Con
whichfor richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed tract!ug Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 120, post paid, will be
in "ay of the Eastern cities: punctually attended to. His oiUceis on Irwin No.
Louis XXV tete-a-tete Sofas; a, Allegheny House. DAVID HUNK.
60 Sofat in plush and hair cloth; “““
150 doa. Mahogany Chairs;
120 do». Walnut 44
150 Mahogany Rocking “
20 Walnut “ “
50 Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut “
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 44 44 Dressing Bureaus
80 44 44 Washst&nds;^
40 Enclosed 44
100 Common 44
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut 44
60 Cottage 44
800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Walnut 44
10 Cherry 44
60 Plain Bureaus; !
70 Dining and Breakfast Tables 1
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 dos. Cane Seat Choirs;
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs;
12 Ladies’ Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Btiguire.-; Pa per Mache Tables:
Conversation Chairs; Pembroke 44
Elizabethan 44 Hail and Tier 44
Reception 44 Ladies’ Work 44
Pearl Inlaid 44 Extension Dining Tables;
Arm 44 Ottomans;
Gothic and Hall Cbaira;
k large assortment of COMMON FURNITURE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cabjsxt Makers supplied with all ar
ticles In their line.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, fund abed at the shortest
notice.
All orders promptly attended to. cprC
Stcamboata, Ahoy T
ip*, j Tux subscriber? tender their ecknow-<?a
IjHriS&Srgffledginentp for the favors bestowed nnonVlA,
BuS&ESSlthem by their Stejimbon; friends, mid pM
would respectfully remiud them stid others interest- * 1 *
edin building boats, that they arc »t all time® prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terras, every description of
Cabin Furniture end Chairs of the Iv.®; material nod work
manship. T. 13. YOUNG 4 CO..
Corner Third and Smilhf.ehl streets,
opposite •* Brown's Motel.”
James Lowry. Jr.,
CHAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTHRER—No. 294
Fett«nnnn’r* IU-w, Liberty ►tn-et, n&* on hand a large
stock of Chair- i.nd Bedstead* of description, made of
the beat material*, which he will -cli lower than article, ol
the same quality can be sold in the -it*/. llewould call par
ticular attention to his largo «P>ck ot Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and B**ds?«ad*, whWi he will sell nt grcstlv reduced
pri-es Also. Turning oi every description exerutird in the
neatee: manner. Orders left at the Ware Rooms, or at the
Mill, corner of Adams p.nd Liberty streets, will be promptly
ttendHi to. marin
HAVE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, No. &4 Smitlv*<*M street, a
large assortment of fancy and plain fnmitu.ro, which they
will sell 16 .per cent below customary rates.
Great Inducements to Cash Purchasers.
WE will sell our large flock of COMMON AND FANCY
CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
fall to please cash All our work is warranted.
Oar are CABIL JAMES LOWRY, JK-,
mar 26 ©or. Seventh and Liberty sts»
ca WM. E. STEVKNs'JN ccntlnu-s to manutactnre
V-L. CABINET-WARE of every deflmpii'tn, at hispid -'tsnd,
comer of Liberty end Seventh UNDERTAK
• * *ING attended to, In all its brancljft?. myll
{ferial Id !*i- public.
ANOTHER LOT ofthc.*. «ijaftly«-e:ehrated lIAMBCRO
PIANOS, usi*d by L..-12. Thalberg. i:nd other ;;r»-st per
former?;, has ju.-t been by (.Tl All IkITTL HLOME,
No. 118 Wood street, to vrhi«-h ib“ iutrnti:»n rf Tv«eb**r>t,
Prlncipalo of Seminaries, and ilu- publi- ge;nTaey, is r«-
invited.
Fo. -*l*ol. 7 oc’nve Rojewocv.l, XIV. full caiv-J Ijick
r.cd fr-iut, grand anlm, «‘;Ji ; ~t i:, u aud hli-.hng
muric d' sk. sB*lo
No. i’i-ri, 7 c i-‘.a vo ltr.cew.vvl cm ; y<.l buck wci fr< nf, Jial
cut iron fr*ra« and di»«k,
No. bQ-.', 7 octavo ILorrc-'-..J, full rarroj Iron fpE«, s«>■«)
Sll b, 7 “ •* ipirvt«J. poai! k«*yr, »-><>
SnH”, T “ •* c:trvcJ, 4i->
4&12, o-X “ “ ntrTH.l
307u.7 “ “ Lo.iir XIV,
Cl7f.. *• c-»rv!««J,
604* “ ‘* lull rminJ contra, 1,7 i>
6047, r~ A “ •• “ •• .y.vi
4160, C\*. *• “ “ flioir.'.l‘-rk. Tl.'O
JOHN M'CLO«Rf.Y A CO.
Also, h>l« for Pit uu-J NYsturn IVunsylva*
n!s, for Iltjie', L>'»Ti< A Co., i2n>u u; ILuq<*4, Bros. A Co.,
N. Y ; and F. C. Eeichenl-ii-L, I’hi'.aiM; li:a.
BU’MR,
No. 1 Wo<xl street.
For the Ilolldaya.
rplll] SUBSCRIBER ha> juft rt-<Mr.vJ a ntw Jot of PIANO
1 FORTES, ftx:n ils-; in:. r»u!'.ictory of
which complete ntork irtf.-.l ,j *»«■»»»ciii.lly
F'JB Til
Tlio«s who are d»-air.>uf» r-f t r,
an elegant, useful ami 1 1
i'AUH'ii vi: n :: pit p,
have now an opportunity of from the largest anti
choicest stock ol Plano Fortes ever otlirre.l t' r Pale in ihl«
city. They eou.prisu all styles rv>l to he in
FURNITURE
A. jMIIaLTKKJV CO.,
Terms—cash only.
HAMBUItO PIANOS
'•Sw-1.0 “ “ ir<'D fmcie, “
’23*6, (5 14
£i'2U, ti *•
3)96, r:'.± “
3080, l.» ' “
4926, t» “
4927, u
4930.6
4931.6
4163, C-\
iron frame.
CIiX'KKHfN
uinilif* with
tJOOD T.VijTK,
from a plain hut elegant exterior to the mc-d elaborately
carved.
ALSO FOR ’ALE,
A large lot of PIANO FOKTK?, from Woomtard Brows,
Boston; BiteWN <t Ai.tcs. HoMon ; St-part, New Yr-rk : Km-
Boston, X.- . 4c.; fi-ora the pi.stne-t to iLe movi tx
trarapxnJ-j oirvtrf. jii:, nnd with 'l In s
AT Yb.uy KKDCCTD I'KICKS.
a
A lot of second baud Pianos, some of them nearly new,
from s‘h) to $l5O each.
Alpo, n lino lof of
MiLOt'EOSe. Ol'lT.Ulci, J'IANO SriVl.'H ‘NT» CoVES*.
fur the s.d- of Chi-’ki-riug A Sou-.’ Piiuo F>>i t»-s. for
Pittsburgh aud Western Peunsylvutda. N-\ 81 v\'(,u'l rMcet,
between Diamond alley and Fourth meet. dec 15
Melotlcuna.
CARHARI’ti URMJINQ MAKE.
HKLiIBKR has just complet. d his
• stock ofsuperlor AlLLuPKN.s.irom
the factory of the oiU'i.nal u-iventohs,
CAIIHAUT A NEEDHAM, N,w York, 8 » S g J 9
comprising:
5 octave Melodeon, Plano style, rcuml corners and carved
gothic tablet, double sett of reeds, i> uih.k swell, etc.
6 octave Melodejn, elegant bcroil legs, ixicule swell.
*: *• -
All the abora hare Carhari's now improvement of the
"double swill,” possessed by no other maker, and which
makes them superior, in that respect, to any other.
U. KLEBER,
Bole agent for tho gzntiim Melodeon made by Caauart,
New York. deelO
ARRANGE MUSTS FUR 1833
<£& ,<g&
Elluui'tiAN AUEAUI".
The Oldoat Established Office in Pittsburgh, for
Remitting Money to the Old Country.
JAME 6 ULAKr.LY begs leave to pay to those persons
having friemis in the Old Country, and deslroue of
either sending them moui-y or payiug tlieir pa-.-age, that
his arrangement for doing cither is now complete, and on
bo firm a basis that mistakes cannotoccor, nor leases accrue
to any party During tho Isst ton years in which he has
been in Ibis business, ho has remitted over a halt million
of dollars without tbe joss ot a dollar, and the house for
which he is ftgenr, in Liverpool, has -.hipped net less than
46,000 persons during the last year to this country, without
a complaint of neglect o. duty ou their part.
He can issue passenger tiekeLs fur Londou, Dubiin, Liver
pool, Giasguw, Cork, Ballast, n-rogbeda, Limerick, Tort
Kush, Newry, Galway, Loadonoerry, uud Dundalk, to New
York, Philadelphia, Bostoo, Baltimore, and New Orleans,
and from thence to Pittsburgh; sod wi.l attend strictly to
forwarding passengers from thence to any part of the coun
try. He also has bight drolls for sale, payable at the fol
lowing places, vix:
ON ENGLAND.
Edwards, Sanford A Co. London.
Wm. Tappscott A Co Liverpool.
(Available in the principal cities and towns throughout
England and Wales.)
ON IRELAND.
Provincial Bank, Ireland.
BilA3Coktv
Armagh, Cavan, Duuguonon, Mallow,
TruJee, Parsonslown, Drogheda, U.uUouderry,
Bllgo, Baltina, Baliyshannon, Kilkenny,
Nowry, Coleraine, Enniskillen, Dungannon,
Handon, Carlow, BaDbndye, Limerick,
Kuniscorthy, Waterford, Dowuputrick, Galway,
Ennis, Atiilone, Clonmeli, Cooichiii,
Monaghan, Xougball, Kalian, DuuJaik,
Hilruah, Btrubane, Ralvmena, Cork,
Fermoy, Omagh, Wexford.
ON SCOTLAND.
National Bank of Scotland, Eumburg, and
in fifty towns In Scotland.
ON FRANCE.
Messrs. Edward Blunt A Co., Banker?.
(Available in any city in FranceJ
ON GERMANY.
Messrs. Ycgel, Rock 4 00-, Bankers, FTankfurt-00-the-Muin.
(Available ;n any city in Germany )
JAMES BLAKELY,
corner of Seventh and Smith!i*-lJ streets,
dec9 Piiiai.-urgh, I’a.
1855. First Importation of Fine Watches. 1855.
JUST RECEIVED FOLK BOXES OF WATCHES, direct
from Europe, manufactured to my especial order, and
which I can fully recommend and warrant us good time
keepere and at luwkr prices than are retailed at In eastern
cities. Wo have also Railroad Watches and Clocks.
Regulators for Railroad Statious, $-60 to $76.
Silver Watches from $lO to SSO.
Gold Watches irom $25 to $220
Watcu Repairing.—Our best attention, aided by superior
workmen, is constantly devoted to the repairing and clean
ing of tine Watches. C 7 Market Hlreet, corner of Fourth
W. W. WILSON,
Practical Watch Maker.
O TORE ROOM TO LET, situated on Third street. Also
(J tt Dwelling House, on Carpenter's alley; and one on
laigan street. Immediate possesalon of the ahoTe can be
had. 8. OtmiBKRT A BON,
daolS Real Estate Agents, 110 Third street.
~• - V
MISCELLANEOUS.
RrjIRXSCXB.
Col.Jftmes B.Morffanj Lmabermani Pit^bnrgh.
Mr. John Morrison, Eaq., “ . “ ;
Mr. ItobuS. Brown, Esq.,' “ Alltigbenj Kltcs
Mr.TTm. Armstrong, “ Clarion
Mr.Goorge ILSweneyj •* • “
C. &J. Hajin A Co., “ : <4
(Seff2l:lyd*w -1 <’■•'■■■ '
EDMUND WI LE IMS,
Eagle Marble a£nd Tieeport Stone Works,
50;245 HEAD OP WOOD STREET. MWsaMt'JII,
And near Ike Gtmctery Gait, ixrttrrrnr.htfi-*' '
MONUMENTS, IHj RIAii’VAULT3,..TOM}i STONKS r £c
Freeport Stone Walls ami Fences, .'dentin Cen
tre and Pier Tops, always on haDd and maJe to order.
N. B.—Having introduced a new of i'enci/ for Cem
etery Lots, of ITUItABLTJ cat through in pant-1 or
railing toTia r and at very little- -cost orer Iron’lfcnuSng. I
refer to specimenpof that and other work I.baTenlrrndy
done In the Allegheny Cemetery. I bare on hand a choice
selection of drawings for erery description of woTk in my
line.
P.ZFEEi’tCII i
Col. HENRY McCOLLOUGJI, Pittsburgh.
VM. BAGALEY, E*q., do
KRAMER * UAIIM. . do
Mrs. HAHMAJC DENNY, do
Hon. WILLIAM WILKINS, Homo Wood.
Hon. THUS. IRWIN. Allegheny.
Mrs. TIERNAN, Sr., do
JOHN McDonald CROS3AN, E.-vjr., Monnopahcla
Floupe. •• ‘ftorHy-uw
IjUELD bUOK FOUIiAILROADKiiGINfcUKh —ConUiln
' ini formula for laying out curve*, determining frog an
gle?, levelling, calculating earth-work, etc., etc., together
with tables of radii, ordinates, deflections, long chords,
magnetic variation, loganuhime and natural sVejh? tun-
L'ctita, etc. etc..by John B. Ilenck, Civil Engineer. Pocket,
book form. $1,76.
*% The object of the present work is to-supply a want
vury generally felt by Assistant Engineer-sop, Railroads.
Book* of convenient'fbrm for use in the Held, containing
tlie ordinary logmrithmntic tables are common ecfitJgb; but
a book combining with these tables othe-s peculiar tr* the
Uuilroad work, and especially the necessary’ formula! for
laying out curves, tum-outi,crossings, Ac.,is a dfisiddratom
which this work la designed to supply.
IT. B. Miutabt Acabeuy, West Point, April 18, 4504.~
Gtnllcmen: I bavwTook'ed ovet “ IfenckN, Field Book for
KnUro&d Engineers,” and think it well adapted to the ob*
jectita author proposes, and have no question but it will be
found a very osetul and practical volume both forofilreand
field work. — __ D. H. Mara*.
. Taoi,.Aprii.2»«lSs4.
I am much pleased with little manual, the
'• Field Book of Railroad Engineers.” . With the presenta
tion of some fifths most practical and useful of recognized
processes among railway engineers, he has given others
which, newel least in their present form, appear to po>ve*«
a mint of higher volue than that of mere novelty-—that of
tw-tog in general susceptible of available, not tu say desira
ble. practical use. In conclusion, while I think the design
of Mr. lienck’s book is such as to adapt it ezcellehtly well
in prob-sionnl needs. I have pleasure iu expressing my
cur-iial satisfaction with its execution, alike with the per
spicuity of arrangement efTerfted by *he author. »nl tt i* c—-
ceilent typographical taste displayed bv hi l - puKM.frs.
11. FuanKlim u:;:.j..xe,
C. E. and Director of Rensselaer i’clyterlmir Institute.
For sale by WILLIAM ?. HAVEN.
Dealer In Engineer;- ’ s*t:itinru»ry,
«u 3 .Market street, ef*rn-r ct Sr»*ond.
THE Partnership of JOHN M’DKTITT & w*> -i.-
solved on tbu Urtst lost. John M'De.vitt will cnntuiue
the bust mss at the old stand, and attend to th>* r~"
«-t 'he business of the late firm.
jotin >rm:vrrr.
WILLIAM M Ui'.V'l rr
Pittsburgh,'January Cd, IS>s—f j;ui4
KOLIKitT 11. 'PATT'jsasb.vji'
LIVERY AND SALE
CiTa STABLE,
. , Comer Dkmoud street and Clierrv s 1 !<*>*,
j apr)4 if riTTSUrHCH. f\t.
lioota and bfiocn.
jM'LAUGIIUN. No. 95 Fourth street, iir-;.i!y jt-’
• the Mayor's Office", is manubiuturing uvii'.p-u.--u'> f: •si
hi l >-w bho-s. and buttoned ; Con fres- nud Butt n
•*il L.;dU-.<’ iionpa, Half .l*»,ny i,.
j--.i: ,nnd fn-tjch Lashing Gaiters, of eve -y ••.i- - ;u..i ?.},
liik-; Kt'l und Siiiu Juicers, of the t-:-, i> ; >.: ,•, *]•
nil'' Oic.Sdrvu’s do, of every variety.
N ll.—All kituis made to order. on short mti
pli lino; de-.h,
Treasurer’s ofllce of the tUarcicrH ViUJey
Kuiiroail Company.
ÜBSCIUKKKif to Koa-l are hereby netifh-.i ih*t
vbe lioard of Directors haTe (.'ailed for a iiutaU
mimi of Five Dollaks per share, payable -<j Q;.-Tri •«<!;», -r
Co the Ist Monday of JUNK, and also Five Dollars j v.i
share on the first Monday of each enstiia.; n.-.-nii:, until
the whole amount is paid
mv3o:tf
The Greatest iuveutlou ox titc Age.
pjj. TO AVOID those unpleasant x'eeiiugs that ustiaHy
!_&f accompany the wearing of a now Lint, theCO.*iFOR
«3O&MATOK, lately imported from thirls, forms the Hut to
the exact shape and size of Lite heath A neat fct,and a good
Hat may bo Lad at 77 Wood Btrect.
aprS
1M I'OICTaAT AND INTAKES IXG.—A Draei ieiil Private
Triutisn on the Disossefl of the Ueuit:.l organs, v. irh
i.uiMraiivc* pUtes, adapted to the uw of every iedividu \:
ty Dr. Joseph italph. Price ono dollar; mailed to any
oJiirt*«n on receipt of one dollar, post paid. Sul i hy
fnUi: fi. L. CUmili'.KT, no T. ir-I ?t.
Q in ( \i'ii \ "ALLEGHENY COUNTS* BONDS;
lv/.VJvJvJ 50 shares Ohio aud l*e. B:ulrrt.i 1 ;
v&ntu-i by AUSTIN LOOMIS. Stock Ur- k-r,
f.’h7 No ii - I'Ywtli cirvf't
f^illMfcTONE —SJOU lbs in 6tore uoU iW >..-uc '•>
1) FUiillN'O lUx'tz..
to J iiiilJ Up..
l'.o-jri No. (i) \v. i.
5 >Alil 11K1CKS—600 Jicj in stole unit f.; s.m
1> .fr-so pl.-u Mi. g‘b-:os
AM CAYENNE—6uO Ib> ill Munt and tor sale by
FLEMING JUiO-
Hi'.iU'isiTlC SOal* is jh-» best article wb liiiveuorr
X used t‘«*r rendering the skin tmc.oUi *nd fciir, and pre
lecting it iVom chapping. If you have sore, rough huudf-,
give it a trial. Only eeni* n rase. roll! Only bv
tfl>lO i B L. UUT'iMSItT HO Third-Ir—t.
XI t,W GOUbS— A. A. Ma,'o> A V.U n \r r t ce i\ms uirj
A.i are now opening upw-rds o: eighty eases «ud :>aek
uge* ot uew geoas, consisting of the beat m ikes o; bleaciud
iiul brown ftluslins, Calicoes, Ginghams. Ch«*cks, 'Tweeds,
Lmen und Housekeeping Goods, with a »t-loa;id a.t*.ort
mexu of a-1 kinds of Drosj Uooas, wbich will be olfrre 1 nt
very low prices. iVb’JS
jjONaETS—A. A. MASON 4 Cu haye just received the
JL) cases of new SPRING il NNETa—comprising co*or»d
Belgrade, iancy ErlUanles, tmbtoiderud G.mps, Nvwvoii.
tau, English Straw, Ac 1 -lv2-
| \R* lOlvlFB CAHtOIiNiA EUZBNUi&S—m tdcCCU»I
JLs ly remove Acidity of Svomach,cure-Heurtburn, Light
ness or l)iZ2iiioss of the Head, An., and cannot be too Highly
recommended to iho&e afflicted with Dyspepsia. For sale,
wholesale or retail, by JcilN iiAFT, Jb., Sole Agt-ut,
feb2l No. 141 \Vo«d f'hhß.
Otiio ANI> PENNbVLVANiA iiAILRU ~au~&TkJL K wii l
be taken at par in exchange for a good Form of luO
acres,: l% miles north of New .Brighton, if called for soou.
inquire of THuMAd WOODS,
jan22:tf 75 Fourth Rtret-t.
INITIALS] —The initials; a Story of Modern idle. Oats
of the best books ever written. For eui« by
H. MINER & CO.
lVb!3 _ Nj. 32 dmithlield street.
fi'iiis People sa y~ tub enterpkisfT”ua llerv
JL turns out extra tine Pictures, and at v.-ry moderate
prices. Call and see for yourself. Prices 50 cents and up
wards. Wilhius Hall, 102 Fourth street. fob?
oliiJiUUAl CAP&—>Just ro:eived and lbraaxo h.#, »l ilx
k? Wood Street. ifeblTj J. WILSON A bU.v
BE AN a —m bus to arrive by .Railroad and lor eaje by
ieb!9 HENRY U. OuLIINS.
ITU A l’iuN WANTED.— We wish to procure a >uuiiioo
O for u Young Man, in a Wholesale or Retail Dry ■ ood.'
btore. lie has had live years experience in the bu.-dnea-s
and can giro the best of references.
PiANO FORTE FOR sl7b —A good lloeewcod rase 61 £
octave Piano Forte, worLh when new 5225, will be rum
lux' $175, cash.
Also, u Pluuo for rent, at the old established Piano De
pot of CHARLOTTE PLUME,
febiO 118 Wood sir. wt.
UICE— 10 tlerce3 received and for sate by 0
MILLER A JUCKETSON,
mbS 221, 223 Liberty street.
/ AOFFEE—ISO bags Rio Coffee; - 1
lOO mats Java Coffee, landing and for rale by
mbs MILL bit x RICKETSON.
/ ILOVEK EKED, i/RY PEACHES, WHITE BEANS—
-120 bus Penna. Clorcr Seed:
20 bags l>ry Peaches;
100 bus small White Brans, for sale by
mbB MILLER & RU>~ETcob\
TIT ACREREL—2o bbla No/3 medium Mackerel;'
JJI 25 do large" Mackerel, for sale by
jMN E FRENCH GINU HAMS.—A; A. MASuN & CO. hare
. just received some very good colors in French tiing
htnn». mb7
j vLßMjEe.—Jutt received at A. A. MAdUN & CO/c, ;l)
J_/ pieces cotton and wool Debege, selliog at Lls than
usuh prices. mh7
X[ >-»> M'RINC OuOLS —A. A. AlArvOxN C CO. w.il •.peu
X\ i'ii 12'Jr iuhu, 20 cusea of new styles of French ana
Lngiish Prints and Lawns. mh"
1 \UMESTIC UiNUUAHS—SOO pitces good colors aira
XJ styles just received by A. A. MAeOX .t 10.,
mh7 No. 2b Firth street.
SEEDS FuR KANSA.*.—Parties moving »e.*i can pro
euro fresh Osage Oranffo, Oregou I*ea, Vegetable, Fi-1.:
and Flower Seeds, of the most-re.iabl« sorts; Implements,
Boors, Ac , at the Seed Warehouse, Fi.ih street.
mh? JAMES WABPEOP.
A RECIPE TO CURE SORB, ROUGH HANDS—Ti.h
pan easily be done, and the skin rendered wjft, tmo tL
and white, by using the HERPETIC SOAP. It cures uK
Chaps, Chafes, Ac., and removes SaUowness, Tan and Ber
ness of the Skin. For the cute of Sore, Rough Hands, it is
unrivalled- Only 12J4 cents a cake, bold by
mhl S. L. OUTHBERT, HO Third street.
- LARGE BUILDING
J\. ny, 93 feet front by W deep, fbr sale by
tJ. CUTHBERT A BOiV. i
mh7 - 140'TMfffttteeU
• **•;•< • l li:, ‘ V?'•;
, * '* ’
’ • r'-V' - .
jgiipii
•• £©3SSaJs# ft •
•■ . ''o^
\V f. ?• \?*K
V4 r.H‘ • ,!' »-i?
sgi
AI.VAN WIT-KIN'S. Tr.«*urer
WM. DOUGLAS
t. CUTHRERT & SON,
General Agents, 14U Third ntref-t.
MILLER & RICKETJc-N
(Union, Journal and Chronicle cupj.)
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MEDICAL.
PIfcJLS:
FOR AIL THE PURPOSES OP A,
FAMILY PHYSIC.
THEUB .!»&* long fisted* nubile
K. S&S denmntjtfcrauelfeclireibwitlvepill
• -**v ‘ ■'which, couldbe-tehwibu'aasure tad
/ ..SgRBSA . • -perfectly safe in its operation. This
' ! has teen-prepared to meet that do
mantLTond; an ettdariVe;trial of
Tirfaes r bte conclusively shown
; { )-?#r€fc£nsgßlv
pose designed. lt.£a. r a
physical pfg.lmt not ,easf to make
■th«* first c-trtii jHllg onfftThichrshoitw baVo none of the ob*
ier.ctoi!Q».but ait the tnlvanttfgeS,of every Otheri'Thia has
beau attempted,here, and,with .whaVffßcccffirwrawtrald re
epec’.fulty submit to thenubllo decision. It has.been nn
fortunate farthe pnticntniiherto that almosteverypurga
tive medicine U acrimonious and irritating- to'the bowels.
This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain
, and rcTtvlsiouin thosystem-as-toxilorfl than counterbalance '
> th-? good to be derived fromthem. ..,Th<lSe.jtfEcproduce DO
irritation or pain, unless it arise from a.previously existing
obstruction or derangement'ln The bowels. Being purely
■vcKetJibtv, no harm can arise from their use in' any qunnti
ty ; Iml ilb heUetOM. any rtwHJd b« ttten Jodi
ciouc.T». Minute directions (or their use-fax the several
disefmsfi to which ibey are*ppllc*ble are riVenonthe bo*.
Amcng the.complaints which hare beta spicily cufred by
tln-.ci . wc muy mention Liver ,Complaint,in itsTaiiousforms
M Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor, and Loss of Appetite.
List!f»:nces. Irritability, BUlous Headache; Bilious Fever
Fever and Agui*> l'ain in tho. Bide and LoItS; fori in truth,
all thcro are but of djseasedxction in the
liVtf - As an aperient, they,afford prompt and sore relief
in Ccottveness, Piles, ’Dysentery,' Humors, Scrofula
, j Colds with soreness of (he body* tflceraand Im
purity: of the blood; in short,nay and evflrycase where a
•piiKgotive is required. ,
'Thev have-alsoprbdaced someMugul&r!jsbccessfalcures
.iu Rheumatism,: Gout, Dropsy, Gravel; Rrysipelas, l Palp Its
'Lionel the Heart, Pains in tfca Pack, Stomach and Bide,
should be freely "taken in .the spring ,of : the.y»*r,to
purify theblood and prepare thd'systemTor the'ehangs of
seasons. An.occasional dQse< stimulates' tho-stomkih end
bowels into healthy action, and ; restores. the appetite and
vigor They purify thtf.hlooa,and, bj their. stlmnUnt go
tten on the 'drctrlatory syfltemjrenoVfttothe strength of the
•body, and restore Lhn wasted 0* dJsea&ed'enfcfgieV'of the
wholo orgunif-m-. .Hence un occasional-dofle up advanta
geous «;v«'.n though no serious derangeinoai exists; hutun*
dewini; ciiouM never bo carried 1<56 far. as every
purgative medicine; redacea the Strength,-when taken to
Tim thousand cai-osin whiclx aphyrtJ is required
CiiiibotboEnumerated, here,but they.suggest themselves
»n r*«. reason of every body; hud itfsconffcTehlly believed
this piii will nnsvier a bcttcr-purpOse than aby thlngwhleb
has bitliHi-to been Kvnilafylo to mankind. When, their vir
tue? sirc onccUnowu, the publio'wiU/no longer dpnbt what
r?m*i <!>• ttvemplhy rr'- eu in hetd of ibathiktic medicine.
. Prepared by JAMBS-C. AYKR, .Assayer and Practical
, Chemist, Lowell,Mass.. Price 2& csnta pec box- Five boxes
■ Tor $ll , ■ .■!
Sold by B. A FAHNESTOCK * and by
. nil f.roKgtstt- ; - 1 ■ • Jyfefimdsw.
Darter’s Spanish Mixture.
THE G BEAT ,rij RIFIEa ,‘pjP; iSfi, BLOOD l
Kot a tartiola'of Hewwy ia it. .: 1
Let the afflicted bead and ponbkbi—as
•Infallible Remedy for Scroftiloj King’s Erif, Kheuma
rism,.Otetinat*\ Cutaneous
on ih<* Fare, Blotches, Boils, Ague flnd FtavamChjnclfb Bote
Kycs. iting Worm or Tetter, Scald Uead,,Enuurgemest aod
t’n'o (jf tbf Bones and 1 Joints, Stubborn"'OJeefvßyphiliti*
Lfi.-onit-TH, Lutubago. Spinal Complaints,'and aU‘l%eases
ironx an Injudicious use of ilerctiy,lmprudence iu
Life, or Impurity of the Blood. ' «*
j©S~Thi» gresbalteradve medlclij# and P^iffet.of Blood
h oow used by- .usaodsof giatefulpattarfsfromalT part
of the U ulted States, who tcatify daily. t© the ntntrfcabl
®«re? performed by the greatest of all medicines, “CAB
TEE’S SPANISH MIXTURE.” Neuralgia, Rheomattra,
&croful»i, Eruptions on. the Skin, liver Disease* Fevers,
Ulcers. Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, DiseasesOf
Tlitohu S>mnle Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bonet
and Joints, aro speedily put to flight by tiM>kU great and
inestimable remedy. - > _ i
For all dif’oasea of.the Blood, nothltg has yetbeen (band
to cam pare with It" It cleanses theaystaia of aIR import
i ties, acta gently and efflcfectlycm the Liter afinJUdneji,
strungLlu'pa the Digestion,-gives .tone- to-tha Btomacb,
make.- the skin clear and. healthy, and .rertpreg tho.OonitV
totionvenfec-bled by disease or broken down tyihaesceasat
of youth, to its pristine rigor'anastrtifgth. -•
For the Ladles, it is invariably betPerthnS allthe bob
metic? ever used, A few £&rier*#.BpwUb JUstora
will rvmove all snllown'ess 61 complexion, firing jhi tom
niHntiing to the cheek, give elasticity to tha lm
prove the general health in a remarkable degree beyond all
the raedicinos ever heard of.
The lurge number of certificates which wa hare received
from ftersens from all parts of the United Stated, is the beet
evidence that there is na humbug, about Jfc Thw pres,
hotc-l keepers, magistrates, physicians, gnd public moo, well
known t<- th*> community, all add their testimony to the
woudarfui effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agvnt aud get s Circular and Almanac, add
»«.oi u>e uouderful curu3 this truly greatest of ail Meditinea
hes p‘-rlorruvd. ••
None eenuine unless signed by BENNETT H BEEBB,
Proprietors, No. G Pcurlst.rest,Richmond, Vad to-'whom all
orders for'jppliKK aud agencies must be ,
And r-r Kile by B. A FAHNESTOCK, JOSEPH'FLEH
-INU, FbKMLNG BRO3 H and by'Droggists generally.
F.lTortuai Remedy tar 'Wofstti,
f ?>:iE eiptalcnw are. the most reliable, and
X i' not 100 costly nr« coughtoftor by . I the.pyftqticaL The
is the voluntary “estimony of a worthy.and
known pfn -iriin,.relative to hi3.eiperlenod ; of tne efficacy
‘■f IS. A. FAUN E>TUCS*3 CELEBRATED YERMIPUGE,
duri-i.Lt a prucUvu of twecty*five.yearaj. ; . . , '
O*RKSAi>A, aiiss., May.23d, 1863.
H A I'dJnitsUxJi <t Cb. •• ■• • ' • • ■ '
J uiq rujo of those iaiiTiduals Iwekvard in
ir:v;ojj rt;rt:nc;itL’s bat ip the jpresept iustapceconsider'lt
mi* u* humanity-to Hiy'that X have been engaged Is the
of m-dieim l for-twenty*sv©y6ara, andhaVci senr
-t u:th au>* roined7,sQ effectual -icr-wormi AeyourVer-
In adults, e?ea in ewes.of FeyeiyXflQtaetlx&ee
vHric L-’-jcrry off calomel takan liie previous nighty, mad
* tiliou* efm-uu-:k’D9 : and worm* to follow. X use
n - c.tLcr Vermifuge io my practice, and desire no better.-
W. M. HANKINS. M.jD*
i’r» r -r(-l Ki.-d so-d Vy B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., comer
Kir-; r.c i V.rv-J mh&diw
ijtS'CLa.T.JZi
• Private Diutiii* ' '” V C,.
- r r-u. i>iiOVVN, No. 41 Dtembnd Alley;'W *
vi-W vol< ' s 'i ;| --nitr-r.Ueniiontoanoffice Practice
tliP b'j?ißOM. is raosUy ccnfinad
:>rt<rvti- /■ , ji.*cs<i,andsoeh painfulaffbctionjL
mptudeace; youthfuiiiiddlgeiuifcdnaakea*!
• ; r hHitK.KruptidDa^oaorrhea^flloetjStrlcrtro
Urtnmt Btood.WltnallDiSaii
ter .■{ ils • Vcsen-u; Skin Disease*, Scorbutic Beep*
('• r-'.wr, King.rurm, MercurialDiseases,Seminal■
r>-~. h'ly.otun.rj", Rheumatism, Female Weakness*
•doniolj .'lcppreKdons, Diseases of the Joihtsj'Buttilft is
Ano, NerTcu.-Afft-eiiona. Pain? in tha Back and Loins, lrrl
tatlr.n of tt* Bladder and Kidneys,successfully .tmtaLw
t.’ .r-- ;irfirastsCd '
Twenty >.:’>es'proctic3itenin this city) enables Dr. Brown
tw udsr ttssurancißOi a speedy curetoaltwho mar corns iiiil
iiZ hisoare . ..■ .. .
and-iMm* Consultation Booms, 41, Diamond alley
moderate.- not&d&inly
■■t >ua:CMATXSSL —Dr. Brown’s newly discovered r*tt«wly
jLi> lor Rheumatism, is a speedy and certain Remedy
i'j&t j.'MnJ'ul trouble. It neyertails.
Office »rnfl Print •U'msdlOiitio'n Booms No. 41DIAHQND
.Pittsburgh, t'enn'a TheDoctoriflalwayflathom*
-.»• .-1.-;'* • . .. ./■ A
"Xj'uli/v v k oaLl>—lo2 feet of opjtal*
| fy.-d rtm-t. hj, 1-iO tiefp on Cassett, with a"Vow "of four
j»vQ?t<v.y liriax Houses, weil arranged for 4 6r'&suaDiei.
This jjn.j will be cold on tarorable terms,. •• •\-
S CUTHBB&T. k SON.
14b Third amt
Mo uaN’s OUUGII SYitUP—a certain cure in cases of
t'-j-.u. i t Wbeopfmf Cfeogh, Croup; A 64 price
‘•••o' •* * I’ttjcaci' a bottle if you wish;to preserve
)"‘.r ],•>. !i and furo your money. Compounded and fox
Mi'r. •.» rutjll, by ; * JOHN HAST, J*m
‘ _yp. 141 Wooflst
* Lh ' a v s, or llougbnaiia of the Handle are
.i'A. L»- •«•.! \>y tbu ir-«ocftheHerpeUcSoap.lt«l*ore
uj, i;oJ rvilnwarf thesfcinjjina wader*
tu- kucoj . .-oft >u)d %bita. Only 12)£ cent*leak.*,
a-u*-!Vtf oak*.*}* for SI.CS Soldonlyby •• ' •' \-
f«M7 a. L OOTiIBKRT, 140 Third st.
Bi.r, ;(ai£,L» lU>.U;:ri TAIiLB LINENS—A, A. MABON
a CO. Imrrt junL received a large assortments the
above. ?tiitfcbyfafr fafcjly hotels, steamboats, Aci Ac.
For'Reut.
Dhuq STORE ANDFIXTURES, at Coroer or? Penn
aud Iland streets. F--r.terma^Ac.,apply to =« •
APS'IN LOOttlfc 03 Fourth st.
Removal., . [ A
HIVTON. lotending to more on the Ist of Aprll io the
corner of Tunnel and Wy io streets, 13 nov selling off
all Ms cusiomer.ewde EOOIAand BUOEB, loir forCtA.
<%>'■?•> 1
Sundries— J '' *' 'V
• 25doien Ovrn Brobmfl; ■ *
* 6000 Seamtera’twij bushel Bags; -
IUO bushels Dried Apples},. ' , ..
50J do Peaches;; -I
60 do ‘ Pared PeAihda; —: -t"
1000 lbs prime PcatherStin'etore-and for sate Vr-
ENOXISn * RICHARPBOK.
/ i ii.LLN —6vkO beheld fiheileti .Com, In.Blore; 4-.
VjT UOOO do Oata r in etore and to arrive;
400 do liar Cord, ia store idd for atilt by
ENGLISH 4 RIOHABDBON.
I'A.UILV FiioUK, 4c— —ij
- 100 barrels Kxtra White Wheat Jamilr^lourir
600 bushels Cora Meal;
100 do : 01oTer Be<d; ’ 11
60 do i TimolhySeeJ, In sfore atuifti* foie by
EyqLisa^^jjOHArtpftrtty.
jj > LI'XiJSU—I6 bbla Holl, J3qtt«r;.
J.J keifa Packed Butter; ... . ,
1(A) bblirPrima'No'.'l tdiidj - '• i *'*
10 bols (ixeasH Lard, in atora and fomfo b*
vßionaaplaN.
ktfcl— 2co-bErrfcla
2HO -do Uoion Cement; ■> -fi
160 do W. o. Molaeses; .. ; .
•ii)o do N. a Tar, in atom and for cata br
EWuUSH * RICHABDSOM.
.ux'u—iio oozts B’B W.O. Tobacco* •” 1 "
10 tons prime Pearl'Aah; *• -
OcufikfiPot Ash; ; ; .. ~v ,
75 bags SultpetTe; ' ‘ V
3(X‘U boss 3 prime Cream Cheese,in store
U all -*1 • ENGLISH * HICHABDBON.
Dr s ile l>r
-i2j ot,ia ;vo.3medium Mackerel;
do large do; ; -
lu bold No. 1 picklea Herring:
I<> hr bole ' do - ' uo:
5 tir-rcf'3 CoJfleh; . '-•••*-
3d bid scaled liexring; received and for Bale by
MILLER k RICKBTSON.
aiid 223 Liberty gt.
SUN DXtli&i— loo dozen Coni Hrooms; -• ”
iX> do Zinc Wash Boards;
2') do Tow and Cotton Bags;' 4 ■
-3 do Country Socks; ; ;
6 Country Flannels;
2000 Iba Bar Lead; for sale by
MILLEK A KICKBTB6N
A>b UAAl»L£j{— ' ‘ '—
O- CU bosed “Cincinnati»’ No. 1 Family Soap;- 1
1«> do Uo fctearine Canales; Wwlefcy
J**' l -* MILLEIt k KICggrBOMI
b.UiUIT—So bugs I>t? Apj.loa;
X 10 Go. .
£0 bxa M. iu Itsusiaoj
15 lif do do; foraaleby 1 "
MILLSB k RiCßiyramj
.‘IMJt l—LoTenaeN, fa-idler's, u>4 Sl r Ken»m>« l w
S’ I *-J ami Sugars,Otthana and ’
MILLER & UinKKTroij. 3
( l ; ‘•UAtua-ou p « rJ ol the aarta.n mim
VX the bt»t pruulii- uutiummt In ura.for rale to ”
f=bi3 -- _ JAMUS wabdkop.
IwMO • • *
aw Kcst Haskett, for e «Jo by
-- JAMES WAHDKOP.
OU,0 U , E. Viooua- MoutUly K«a'. JSsuw JJegator.
it ihorearejlcamWi far sale 51 rood Fums. 31
™!2v, 4S tiQeCo ' l “try Seat*, aodSOOISty lets,
i,u- i’ !i rc^ a3rrB croghtio be-acquainted before buy*
?• „ L “‘J«nagoi a ttcgiahsi gratia. 1
■ Tilo j 75 Fourth Bltsat.
JOHCK TO tIKOCKKS-4 Sugar'Crushing MillsJ 0 New
’ 1 3 0t^Trac hs, improred make, fof s»ldlow.> ♦* >
™ ' JAMZa. W ABttßUg.
I>KOOM£y-i4idoMalarge air® Corn BrooiDfdQ&rectLied
X> ana for sale by (oinft) E£NBY H. OOLUttB.
A ■«>,. f *x •<.;
JAMES WABDBOP.
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