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j:.!' '* :- r ,s '■ ‘J : ■? Modeling, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornaments for tt
JJ-.'J-,? j j . decoration of Steamboats, Buildings, 4c.; 90 SMITHFIEL
, ’"'Street, near the Post OCle«. ” yl-3^
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.' •'•, r: r : I'' ■; • ‘• ; r £ L*; * 'S' XJ X v \k r 1 _£? No. 7 ISABELLA Bt., near the fimcoet Hotel,
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deal estate and general agents, No. s
r r/~:' -• • : .''X' * X •«>„v'> X V: t‘ <■ J‘ ‘‘ >*','£ XV SmUhJield street eotl
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\ EALER in BOOTS,SHOES.TRUNKS and LEQHOB
' s *; ’ t ,.-r .', V'.t; .■;> f - fc 1 I / and BRAID HATS, corner of Market and Liberty st
'v h ';;-.-';:-v,. ! ;v:.!'74V n No. 174 i'itu>hiin-h. p». .... j e Un
.• JOHN MITCHELL,
, WHOLESALE and retail drdqqist,
v;l.' V."T» «''r j\.i„V No. 135 Wogd-Stxtat,
.V;?. ■-..-u’J, r ‘ 3a3:y21 door to tf. 'Chud’e Shoe Honse, Pittsbnrg>
Votloe*: -..J.«.nn N
xos. FLEMING hßT|ng associated With JOS—ABBLr4b-
JJ: , .^ K L ‘ ; •;; 1 el bQsinees.wlUhereafter be condnrted under th« style
** J. ABEL 4 CO., at the old stand, corner of Smithfleld ar
•J LvX'j £J'4 Fourth streets.- . j a i;y
WTrn.m Tiiom, Dra^gin,
'TrC’-'f.O'i;-.■s'}*'*■«TJAS REMOVED 10 th« eoinor of HAND and PEN
■St'st•it i•> IT StrMts,Vhefß-hBArlll; M-raanJ. MUnTproapth: <’
X: i ■»- '; 1 ■■'s his numerous; friends. All ajucies in hia line are warrant
'• ;# pure, andptitup’with the utmost care. marl4:om
c '-Xl • —joas groctt,
•••.X,; •.:-£* C-3 TMPORTER OF WHOT,'4<v-IteaV
J in floe Old MonoMabdft Whisky, Peach Bandy, 4
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TDK DAILY MORNING POST.
Prtnfed an* published terry Homing, { Sunday exspled,
VY ft OtbNfGOIUSaY.
hCSTQ-WSST urmntg o? worm a*,t> FTTTB STRUTS.
43* Z SR H s.—Fit* Dollar* a year, payable strictly In
advance. Dollars will in^>i r >iiMv be require! If not paid
wit bm tbs year
AS* Single copies two ccit^ —£■-.!• «!* at the counter in tht
Offioe, and by the *Vwa Bova.
THE SATURDAY MORSTING POST
PpubiWhed from the »ame office, on a large blanket size.
Inet.atTWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single ooples
£9* No paper will be diaeontl&XMxl tmleea at the dUcre
oq of the Proprietor*,) until all arrearages are paid.
Sjf No atfontion will be paid Co any order unless aceom*
naaleJ by the money, or satisfactory reference In this city.
tfg- Connected with the Establishment of tht Homing Pott
mu: of the largest Job Printing Otficexxniht city, u>AereaZJ
k r>ds of work it done on the shortest notice,, and mud reason
a'deortnt.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Robti C» G, bproul,
Attorney and counsellor at law—office, no.
_ —, Fourth street. Pittsburgh, Pa. decllUy
James A* Lowrlc,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
between fimlthfleld atreetandtiherry alley Tdecllily
JOSEPH WEAVER/
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT X»AW t
Office) No, 144 Fourth street)
jfls:lr2| PiTTacoßGn. pa.
JOHN BAUTOft,
ATTORNEY -ASD COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, corner Piftb and Grant sts«,
Ja3.ly3] prmaimoß, pa. - ..
Thomas Neons) - ■.
Attorney at law and solicitor in chancery.
Office, nest door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4
S, !*• Rosi)
ATTORNEY AT LAW— No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Mr. Body Patterson’s Livery
Stable. •■■•jeSS
C. Orlando Loojuls,
TTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth-street, above Wood.
Thomas id, flX&raliall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowrle’a Building a, Fourth
street ■ ■ jan7:ly
It B« Carnahan)
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant attest- je27
J; N. itt’Ulowrr. .
Attorney and counsellor at-'LAW—office in
Dtibfwaira Buildings, on Grant attest. jeS
D* Ha Haseiif
ATTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth etroet, above and
near Bmithfield. . •. „ - -mart Try
ALDERMAN OF liilßD WARD.
OFFICE CORNER OP GRANT AND FIFTII STREETS,
(tormvrly occupied by Atderxnsn L*wis,) where all bu
siness pertain ug to the office of 'Alderman and Justice of.
the Peace will be promptly attended to. febl:3m
N. Uuckma*ier, Alderntati,
(aFFICK, Grant street, between Fourth at. and Diamond
I alley. Cocvayancing of all kinds done with the great*
e-t . are and Ugol accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex*
am.nod. Ac. • ja3^
Ha Sa Neal, Alderman,
N O. 01 TIIIRD Street, between Wood and Marketsfreete,
Pittsburgh. Collections promptly made. Bonds, Mort
gftces, and other writings drawn with neatness and acca.
racy.
' . U. AfLL, KURQKON DENTIST,(sue*
cessor to G. W. BlddleJ NO. 144 SMITIt-
EIK LD STREET.
hoara»froiaB to 1 o’clock,»nd
rom 2 to L o'clock feblfcly
, ;i ,_. a J.oCOTT. DENTIST, Fourthstreet, five doors
Market.
Orncs Ho css —From nine A. M. to fire
M. dec2o:y
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. osKsrn<x.
COMISSIII.'I m Pt)li\VAdHlNll AEtUUIANTS,
ASD
Dealers Generally in Prodace, Pittsburgh, Cin
cinnati and other manufactures, Ac.
21*0.93 Front streets, between Market and Ferry streets.
PITTSBCRQU,,!*^
> Liberal cash Hdvauccs made oa consignments. Par
,i. ticular attention- paid to forwarding Western merchandise.
H'fcrcncet.— Clark & Thaw, Wm. Ougatey 4 Co., W‘m. M*-
c :; ; Caily & 00., F. tsutiera 4 Co., Huvs i Blaik, Kramer 4 „ . .
Kabm, U-nry Grail, Rsi*., Win. Richbaum, S. R. Johnston, me Pittsburgh and Slaacbester Omnibuses pass erery Gf
■: v : l'liuauj Bakewell, George Ledue, tq., Solomon t«njnlootesduring_th«ji*y. 0.-r.26:1y
1 ' Burner, k* t . jaU.j COACII FaC I'oUV.
wai. inxuua* - uto. w.vju*« *. bioelow.. .t.-MAKfIM t. Tttvs.Ts atonox Aix.BT
VV.II. UIKGHA.It & CO.,
rOaWA A D l N G AND JO \I 'll id L) N ME RGB ANTS,
LiOerly street, Fcnna. iladroad Dei’ot,
apr7 * PvTTsiiUR-jH, Pa.
FOItWAUDiNvJ A .Vi i Oij.il dLisiOA MERCHANT, ano
WboL—Hje o*-:tl-r in Glietise, Butter, otnr.ls, Fish, an <
r.-i>iace s -.-arrauy, N i, to RM f l !.. [inarO
Paul & burdock,
COMMIh'SrON AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, AND
STEAMBOAT AGEMS—Nu. 7 Wut«r street,Ciodnuati,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
No. *7 Wiij-J -Lr.n-l. I'ltL-burgi*. j mr*3
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER—has always on han
a general n?sortmentc-.f School, ilisceilant-ous and Blank
liooss, Printing, iiad Cap Paper, Wholesale and Re
tail, No. 104 Wood street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh.
Wanted, Rags end Tanners’ Scraps. splfoiy
t. VV. Ltiadwlck,
DEALER IN P.aGS and paper, 50..U9 Wood Street.
Pittsburgh. The highest rrlcw in cash paid for rag#
avll’T
Willujs wh-lko, Phxia— ws. aJCXST^dS.PUtiiburgh.
Sillier A Rlcketson,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OP BRANDIES,
Wines aa-J Segars—Nas. 172 and 174, -cumar of Irwin
and Liberty strests, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nall#, Cotton YaniA
constantly on hand. jy29
Williain Carr A Co.,
f Wtt. CiRH late af the firm of J. P&acca A Co.)
WHOLESALE GK-JCBR3 and Dcalersin Foreign iriner
and Brandies, Old donouguheia and Ructllied Wbi>-
329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
V*. jaG:y
TMHE subscribers have this day formed a partnership foi
I, the purpose of carrying ou Commission and Forward
ing, ia connection with the Fish, Bacon and Oil, and/Vo
duce busines l * generally, under the style of fciXGLisu A Rica
sahsox; warehouse No. H 6 Water and liO Frontstreets
formerly occupied by Cartridge A Inghrum.
WM. U. ENGLISH,
JAMES KIOfIARDdON,
JAd. J. BENNETT.
Pittsbnrgh, February Ist, 18&4:feb3 --
IA R. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer li
. • Country Produce, offers for sole a choice stock ■
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of eyery variei;
and the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Als*
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ea
chaagefor MerchanJite.
F. 1L D. has procured a full assortment of Landretb
WarrautedGarden Seeds, and invites the attention of all in
t«reste<l in rural affairs. janil
w a. cMimaa. j. fticuiAaosos. j. l Dts^tTi
ENGLISH dt^RICUAROSON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, A«.
Wnolesale Dealers in Fish, Bacon and uil, and Produc
fenerully. Warehousa formerly oocupied bßtrrbridge s
nghram, No. 110 Water and 150 First street, Putsburgl
Fenna. fe3
ritHE subscribers haTe opened a house for the above pur
X pose, at No. 17 rmitbtleld street, four doors above tb»
Mooongabela House. We will purchase, or receive, on
commission,for sale. consignmencs.of Flour, Bacon, Cheese ,
Corn, Cbds, Birlsy, Flax fce«i Grass Seed, Baled flay, cf-c.,
upon which we will make advances, or purchase at tL»
best market r arcs for cash.
novO AWRO * CO.
Dealer in groceries, pilu/u.jk, flour, bacon
&c., No. 10, cornoc Smithfleld and First Btreets, Idtt-
i'a.
JOtLX U. i'/U.\U
.TUot. D. TUU.v
T. fi. Young A Cn,
.Y > *iv> SmWiJUld street, opposite City Hotel ,
MANU A IULIEUd OF CAUi.NET PUItNLTDIIB AND
3 * <lKs, cl cverj Materials and worh-
warranted, and sold at reduced prices. Caretnken
la pffci’ii lnr land and water cnrri»r«»
AND WHoIiKSALU DGaLEII IN WlN'.*
ANI» No. L 47 North Second street, fifth do i
a:ror * Race, easi side, Philadelphia, has on hand the be i
qual ti-s <•! <n.i Brandies, Wines, fish Whisky,
liela Wiiisky, Uotluhd Gin, Cordials, ic , on terms worth
th« intention o*‘ purchasers nod deni*™ 'ati'J'x
’ iletiry M’tuUjujjU <k> 0.,
WUOLE4&LK GRUuERd auJ Oomon-siou >' erchao
-1 «v«i, w' r-«—•*»
Wm. ..
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING tTolibJ, Masonic Ha-
Fifth strut, Pittsburgh. — Clothinx made to order, i
gcwvj nrvl«». HD'l nt r»t»« i’i** - *'
WUOLK3ALB Q-itJCU iiS, ani Dealers In Prodace, Fo
el?a Wines uni Llqdnrs,Oll Vloanajjahelasutl ttecf
fled Whisky, No. 191 Liberty st>, PUt«tmr<ti. Pa. I
r- A A.. Tindte«
E&BE&l WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNEY
Eas«ff5gTRPXK, VALISE and CARPET RAQ mantife
* turn. No. 108 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
John H. aieiior,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSIC.*-
INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Moaic, School Books a»
Stationary, No. 122 Wood Rtrtwt. • }*rT
A. J. Hi.OA-t
UJIOA.N ft. 41U,
WHOLESALR *u-J R*t*H D t -rs i n sffla, Fancv ar
Staple DRY GOODS,. Noa 91 & bu\-
Street, Pittsburg!). Hpr .j
ioskph cHap/naa,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER Us
IMPORTED CIGARS,
No 53 Miref.t streit PlTTSß'mn n
,•“ •?" v- '-‘
Patrick Al'Kenna,
.UXM. EICHSAUa.
\V. GEtISTI.VE A CO*.
tleury 11* Omtiat,
(viug A Uoorhead,
11. T. C. Aiorgau,
Co-Purtuersliip*
Coiamisilon House.
Jas. jll’uaugiui!^
...I-.WIO i. . LKO
[L & A. U. 1> ii lie(in,
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMOHE & MONTGOMERY’ AT THE “PUST BULLDINUB." CORNER OF FIFTH AND wouD STREETS. aT iIB,UO PER ANNUM, OR #6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
YOLUME XIII.
- BUSINESS CARDS.
ESTERPRISE WGRKB.
HO. 130 wooufitairr, v nooa nnow vmazn ailit.
. . . BQ WN a TJS7LJSY.
■ ' m PORTERS and manufoctnrers of
DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
Bar - keep a general assortment of the above
• articles constantly cm hand; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pis.
tola end Revolvers, Flasks, Homs, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets ; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Qair.Dreasera* Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ao.—
Also. Trussea and Supporters,
jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
[RIFLES!—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the best meteriAi, and -workmanship warranted.—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
.ed with desiatchl' Huffing parties- supplied at Wholesale
prices. • • - • . tny!6
Ghondellcra and Gu Fixture!.
rpHE sobscribersarenow opening htthe lr' ne w Wareroom-
X NO. 109 FIRST .STREET;between Wood and Smith
field, the largrat assortment of CHANDELTEK3, URAOB
ETB, PENDANTS, andall articled con n ectod witU&s-Fitting,
«Teroffer9d.in this: market. - Having made
by which they .will ba constantly-in receipt of -newpatterns
and varieties, they confidently invito the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. We are'determined to sell as
low asany house in. theWest,and being' practical Gas Fit
ter»» can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
In this line.
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
scription for gas; water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
LONG, MILLER A CO.,
mar22qr No. 109 First street
GEORGE ULETCUKR,
FROM NEW YORK,
»MANDFAOTURBRof the celebrated
Gossamer. Ventilating Wig, Elastic
Band Toupees, and every description
bf Ornamental Hair, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, 79 FOURTH STREET,
between Wood and Market, Pitts
__ BLsrcnra’a system enables Ladles
andfOentlemen to measure their heads
with- accuracy.
FOR WIGS.
No. 1. The round of the Head.
No,_2..Ecom tha forehead over the head lo neck, No. 2.
No. 3. From ear to ear, over the top.
No. 4» From ear to ear, round the forehead.
For Toupees, to cover the top of the head only—a paper
pattern, the exact shape of the bald part. fmy4
New Conch and Carriage Factory 1
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS fit CO.,
Obrner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Allegheny City,
-s, <*go m WOULD respectfully inform their friends
the public generally, that they have
cbfamahced the manufacture of Carriage*,
w m wei ■ Tinrouchea, liockaways, Buggies,Sleighs and
Chariptg»ln all their variouaetytea of Untsh and proportion.
All orders «111 bo executed with strict regarJ to durability
and beauty of finish. Repairs will also b© attended to on
the most reosonabU terms. Using in all their wort th©
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, thny feel confi
dent that all who fnvor them -with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before puroha*
uns elsewhere. . octfi:ly
j r. t. j^ombtos
Klcclslor Carriage Factory.
uRGTUER a OU.. PRACTICAL WACII
MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Alie
gheny ity, have on hand and are manufacturing an
extensi.e assortment of Carriages, hockaways. Buggies,
Uaggage Cars, .tc., male in alt their various etytes. with
strict regard to durability and beauty of finish, using in all
their work the best Juuiala irou and eastern hickory. Re
pair* attended to -m tliooust r©H.vouable lerma They feel
-confident that all who may favor them *'ith their patron
age, will bo p©r ectly sat J-tied oq trial .f their wora
SUCCESSORS TO K. M BIGbLuW, No. 40 «i
O Diamond alb-y, near VV(x»l street. PUta-/Vfls§ >^^jTO»
ourgh—JOACHLS, CARiU AG KS, 1 1 111. A -
L’GNd, BUGGIES, uud erery of
IhD' V vehlcle3 built tu order. auJ tiuiNht-U in a manner un
-urpassed for beauty of u©->ign, elegance of fiuish, skill of
wortmanship, and durability ul materials.
wurk warranted nnrC
JOSEPH FLBMIiSU,
(soccrsaoa to l. uncos t co.l
CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keep
constanlly on baud a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, MedicineChesls, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
tug to his business.
Physicians' Prescription* carefully compounded at
■ill hours. jat9j
TOUS riJtMINQ.
FLEfIHUG BROTHERS,
to J. Kidd A Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Ao. 60 IFbod Street, Pittsburgh, P<i.
Proprietors of Dr. M’line's Celebrated Vermifuge, Li Ter
Pills, ac. jalO
JOHN HAFT, JR.,
(Sucraosur to Jas M’GufTey,)
WboleaaJe and Retail Druggist,
AND Denier in PAINTS, Ult.l*, DYR fiTUPFS. HI
Wood street, three doors below Virgin aIU-v,
apr4:m<kely PHT^BUttOn.
R . L . ALLEN,
WHOLE9ALB DtALtB I.t
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga
liela Rye Whisky, &c M
ALSO. RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
iXTINRS, Bravdles, Gina, CordiaL, Jamaica Spirits, SL
V f Croix an<i New England Rum, Clarets, Champagnes,
Scotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon,
)ld Monongahela Rye and Rectified Whisky, Applr, peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported Havana,
“iegalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spanish and Common
•-hgara, all at such low prices as to ch&lleng • compe ition.
Fancy Bar Kegs and Lafrrllrd »»rn*»a-of--c«ry-«»yiri-m , l
Demijohns ofall eSen. I respectfully ioTite an examine
ion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
■Ganna. apr3:ly
«*“JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIER,-»
U AS removed to 294 LIBERTY street, opposite Garrison
alloy, and No. 3 SEVENTH, near Smithfield, where
he attention of his friends and the poblic is invited to ihe
lock of READY-MALE GOODS always on hand. Also.
Roths, Cassunerea and Vestings for onlered work. A full
of Famishing Goods for gentlemen, including
lat< of all qualities, Umbrellas, Ac.. Ac. jwbj
roan x'Ctosutm & euEsauua u’olo»sxt.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants.
NO. BE WOOB STREET.
rllß subscriber* respectfully inform their old customers
and the public in general, that they have this dayos
«oclatea themselves in.xb«-above basintue,' under the firm
\i JOHN M’CLOSKEY A CO. They respectfully solicit a
uare oi public patronage.
The previous business of each will be settled by them*
«ithb respectively fehfl
. > LAIRD, (late of the linn of Ooolxy A LaIED,; haring'
t\i* opened STORE NO- 9, (two doors above the old
ting,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
.U&INEBS, hopeßby strict attention to business to merit a
oare oi the patronage of the late firm.
N.B.—Clothing made to order in the most fashionable
tries, and on the shortest notice—^lnferior to none In the
uty. Jan2&y
Jtmci fiSalilngar,
aJTONONGAHELA PLANING 51ILL—Would respectfully
jvX inform his friends and the puoiic, that his new est&b
lahment is now in full operation, anu that be is prepared to
umiah Boat Cabins, and fill ell orders for Planed Lumber,
rith promptness, and at the lowest rates.
jßoard antf Plank, planed on one or noth sides, constantly
,q tmhd.
ftaab. Doom, Mouldings, of every description, made to
rderi t •
Builders and Carpenters would hnd.it to their advantage
• give him a call, as he can now rurrnsh them with planed
iff snitable for every description ot work.
*v. a axaiuTM -•
HERRON & CRISWELL,
, BELL AND BRASS POUNDERS,
tANUFAOTURERB ol all Kinds ol OBABS WORK, LO
VI pOUOIIVE,STEAM ENGINE, PLtIMBEKS, Ac. Al-
Cotton Batting ManuTftcturerß.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Jlfice and:Store, No. 12 Market ficreet, Pittsburgh.
)LD BRASS and COPPER token m oxchauge for work,
- cash paid- ;i Ord«rB left at the Foundry or Office, will bo
omptly attended to. feb9:ly
JOSKPH T. LUVVttf,
; iVo. 43 Cornrr of Fifth and Wood Blrt*U %
Jfficffup stairs. entrance tram FUth street. Pittsburgh,
> announce to tne public that he has
V commencedthe REAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
on thth Intelligence and Uenerai Collecting. He will
•so attend to renting. Persona in want of servants, in any
opacity, or those In want of places, will beanpplied at short
7tiee.: All business entrusted to his care promptly at*
Reference*—T. J. Bighara, Esq., Richard Cowan, Esq., W.
Leslie, Dr; Ales. Black, James Mackeral, A. A. Mason,
.ffltiOli. . janl3
BkisiftQin
M. GHAPP * CD.,
Western Foundry, Ho. 124 Wood street,
PJITSBBBGH, PA.,
lANUFACTURKR' OP COO RING STOVES, Coal and
Wood Sto.es, Parlor Stoves, Hollow Were, Pinto and
rocy Grates,Plainaad Fancy Fendprs, Bad ondDog Irons,
tgar Kettles, Tea Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Aa. [Ja&lyg
Austin "
SEAL ESTATE AGENT. Merchandise, Stock, and Bill
V Broker,Office, No.SiFcurtb Street,(above Wood.) The
abscrlber having opened an office at tho above place, for the
urpoee oj negotiating Lhasa, Bills, Bonds, Mortgages, and
i other Instrument* for the security of Money, and for the
orenaae and sale of Stoeks. Will also give prompt and
articular attention to buying, selling, renting of and leas*
c Heal Estate. [jy7] LOOMIR. _
Schuchman A: Heunifin^ 1
. ITHOGRAPHKBS—Third street, opposite the Post-office,
Ij Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill Heads, Show Bills,
absls, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
iMtlngCards, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Prlnted-
Oolors, Gold, Bronze, or.Black,tn the most approved style,
>d at the most reasonable prices. . oct!s:ly
.4. l. ouiubx*
ISGIiISH AND CLASSICAL BEMLJJAHY,
• W. T. MCDONALD, M. A., PKIHCIPAL.
pHE next session-of the Institution will commence on
L MONDAY, the_6th of-Septßmher naxVatthe-room-oor*
•*r of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
essrs. Feeder.
Reference— Hon* A. W- Loomis, 0. Knap, Jr M 8. F. Von
ihorst. R. Miller. Jr. auir2s
JACOB M’COJLLISTKII,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
Tolyacco, SxmfX* and Clgari t
:Xfo.2sJ’iflhst* l Pittxbwgh, Fa.
•3“ Keeps constantly, on hand a large supply of all the
irlous brands of Imparted Cigars-; ja3:g
Walter P. Marshall,
MPORTERaod Dealer In French and American Paper
IT«rcrlnV» : : '" r ' ' m*»®
BARR A MOBER,
v RCHITEDTS:—OBiee'e: DhiloH&lLNo. To Third street,
V Pittsburgh; and east side of the Diamond, Allegheny.
v!2:6m - "
I - ARGE WALNUT BOOK andla ware-
Li room/ [decia] T, B. YOUNG A 00-
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Bigelow A Co,,
CvCUKAJt /UUUSO.
Ren ovaL
.jajua onujwxu..
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BUSINESS CARDS.
David Mann,
REAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING AGENT, No. 2
IRWIN Street. Pittsburgh, has for sale, us follows
ISO acres of land in Ceder county, lowa T 16 miles from Muk
catlne, on the main road to Marion, and 8 miles from Tip*
ton, 6 miles from two Railroad depots; 90 acres is under
cultivation, a good Frame House. Frame barn and Grana
ries. a good bearing Apple Orchard. The farm Is well
watered, high, dry, good land, in a very healthy county.
A very great bargain can be had of this farm for prompt
pay. Enquire as above, or of Mr. John Mann, on the pre
mises.
Also, 3 acres of land, with a large Steam 8&w Mill, cow
in successful operation; 3 Frame Dwellings, Bam, Black
smith Shop and Tools, Boat Scaffold, Work Shop, -Ac-, situ
ate on the bank of the Allegheny river, at Miller’s Eddy.
Armstrong county, Pa Enquiro as above, or of Mr. L.
Muun, on thopremises.
1 also want to purchase 6 to 806,000 feet, B. M., of good
White Oak Plank, 3 inches thick, 8 or 10 teet long, 7 to 16
Inches wide, part to lm delivered in October next and part
in April. 1,855. Enquire as above.
AUo, for sale, all the Beds, Furniture, and every thing of
the fitting out of a large Hotel, in the city of Pittsburgh,
now doing n Tery 1 ,rge business. Two to five yoars of the
U-aae of the house can also be bad, and Immediate possession
if mqnired Enquire as above. j«6
WM. A. M’CLURG,
DEALER IN
Fine Teas, Choice Family Groceries and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS. t
PITTSBURGH, PA.
18 now receiving a large assortment of FRESH GOODS,
in addition to bis already extensive stock, purchased
from first bands in the Eastern markets, which, will ba sold
at tbe lowest market prices.
€ss** Hotels, Steamboats, and families, buying by th»
quantity, supplied at wholesale rates.
Goods delivered in the city tree of charge. sep2l
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
BOBEBT H. PATTERSON, Proprietor,
CORNER UK DIAMO.'D STREEP AND CHERRY ALLEY
'I , U K subscriber respectfully unoouncea to the Ladies anu
1. Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that be has .recently erected
a RIDING SCHOOL, which, in point of slue, commodious
ops'! and adaptation, undeniably excels any similar estab-
Urhiuent in the United States Its location la accessible
from all part* of the city, while its high and airy situation
reuders tl especially suited to the promotion of health, b\
this most ugreeable exercise. Tbe Horsed are docile anil
well trained, and the proprietor pledges himself that u*
pains or expease will be spared to mrkc tbis establishment
the first iu the confidence of the public. oet&fctf
Copartnership.
I'HTE Fnb*cribers liereoy tufnrm their friends and thv
puMlc that they bav associated themselves together.
UDder the firm of WM. YOUNGSON A Ci>.. for the purpn«.
of carrying on the PAINTING BUSINESS, in all iu branch
t-s; and hope, by strict attention to bu-ines*, to merit *
ebarent public pa'ro Lettering and Graining dour
for tlie trrtde cn ?ea-“OD# hi-* teriiis. Shc.pon Seventh street
opposite the Nr; ;utie Entitle House.
IMIK 1 merest of Mr J-tllN ATWELL in oar burin?**
ernees from ltd* Int- r».- agreement «>ur busini-j*?, a.-
W MOLES A LE tiliOCEt'K. will K> continue t by th<* remain
lug partners under rLi»j ti.in of
uaoalkY. COSGILAYE A CO,
No? 18 nn 1 2 ; J SYryxl str-i't. Pittsburgh.
DAGALKV. WOODWARD A CO.,
No. 221 Market street. Philadelphia
. WM. BAGaLEY A CO.
Pittsburgh, December I9th, ISM— t der:22
IHAVK sold myintaresl in in-- burines* of Long, Mill*
A Co., to H. A. Long, who, with J< ho Phillips, will rnu-
Uuue at the old *tan K f’.< l.di Fr-’uit street. I •'ordlaliy
recommend the new firm (o lL- patrons.j'** d tav irieoda.
Pittsburgh, July 2!*, 18.VL V. 11. MILLER.
3. A. 103-3
ti. A. M)SO *• CO.,
BKM. AND lII’.ArS. i-Ji.oDi.KS, AND GAS FITTER?
invit*- i»tti*Diii»n to th«-ir stock of Che nHnukrt *
f‘»uitn'.l.*. in-.l other t>. r u*-,ss We f.t up bousea with tin.
an<t Steam, make Castings of mi ktn-J? tn order, fur
nt-ii Railroad Pumps nu-S Tnuk Kitti -gs, and keep Anti
Min'U 'l-Th! i-on.: .r»i . -. nn l-n.J. jy3|
Silver Manufactory.
OPin)\?, FORK-. K'-ULEMS. ffC.—Krnccnj.V IN Pairts
O —"wing tJ> «.jperj.'- fa<-)Uti--.s i n mj owi
work. «*• iire now soiling at l 10 per rent lower thas
it- e-i“ferc c:tie«. or Hvwli.’rH All work i- warranted.
S'rrhr.;) •SVr-r—We ulso manufacture Spoons of tbr
British h-.erlinu qn-.JPy.
Watcher nod M atch repairing continued, with every fa
cillty and ren* w*-l determination to give entire
to customers, t*Mh n* to price and the auperinr quality of
th»- work. W. \Y. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
nnvl-4 wmrr of Market anil Fourth street#.
Steamboßt Furniture RHd~Chalr». ”
rga WE have on hand and Are constant! v-manufaetc
UA ring STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND
HmCIMTKS, of every description, vit:
• * 1 Extension Dining Tables;
Do Ih»r do;
ifftiilen Cabin Chairs, of various styles;
Gents. do do do;
State Room do do do;
Do Toilet Boxes;
Tetr a Tetej*;
DirjiTis ; Centre TnbU-i.^
Wn«h Stand?; Card d‘>;
Water do; Tcaya. Ac., Ac.
Material and workmanship warraut.-l. and pri. es satla*
factory. T. U. YoU Ml H CX),
jy2o 38 StDitlificld rt., oppoeite City Hotel.
NDTiCE. -
DALY’S STOi'KING MANUFACTORY,
2>t> ll.i Fifth itrf-rt, frst ornrr n/«-»-r Market tiral,
pirr?Bu;.o i, pa
U T lIKKK WILL he found the large*; and be.st as.oortHl
?t -k < f 11USI EltY ever <■ iTer**-l f r nale in thl# city.
Pun hiis* -- will find it to m*»<r advantage to call at this es
tub!j*hrn*)tit an<l examine for themselves; it is all I need to
insure'h-ir posti.-m. C. DALY.
N. U —Remember the Cheif Ftiitkivo Coaxtß.
f-hl .y C. D.
(I. U. lieMtlly A Co.,
CIIIEAP CARPET WARKUriUSK, Ab 82 Third tirtrU
> near Market wouiil respectfully Inform their friends
and the. public ce.nernlly, that they have now in utorw their
cnmrM** FALL STUCK. ecnM-diog of CARPETS of every
description, fr r ’ni tbe Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the com
mon ingrain. Hemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from oee
to eight yards w.je, new designs «nd very rich. Cocoa and
Cnuton Mulling. Druggets, Ruga,Mute, Stair Rods Window
Bh deg. Ac. Per&ous in want are invited to call und exam
ine Ibeir stock. Steamboats, Hotels, and Residences furn*
iahed ou the most reasonable ti-rtnA.
<93"- Small profits and quick
TERMS tiASII ONLY. oct2
\V. ». Haven.
n-’UE.OLD PRINTING ESTABLU U M F.NT, (late John
i stoti A Stockton ) and Blank B-aok and Btatiouery
Marebouse, is preparc-1 to execute every style of Legal,
Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printlog and Book
IJlodtug. an-) furnish every article in th*; Blank (took, feper
and Stationery line, at the shortcut notice and on the most
reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Ptatlonery Warehouse, Printing Office
and Hook Bindery, corner of Mnrkot ond Second ata fnnvlO
Depot oi Lonfiwnrth A ZlrntnermaipHCa*
tatroa Wines and Brandy*
rjiHK underttgued ha.-' reccivedand offerw for sale, af Ofn-
X cinnno nnrrj, a large quantity of Logworth A Zimmer*
muu 1 ? cnoict-ana world-renowned Sparkling, Dry and La
dies’ Sweet < atawba VViner. Such na may dsalre to procure
nn excellent article of Native Wine, (tbe pure juice of the
grape,) will timi iny establishment the place for the gratifi
cation of their dtffdrvß. The Catawba Brandy, distilled from
the genuine Grape, in declared by many excellent judges,
equal in flavor to tbe best imported Cognac.
IJtii’a lUnianaci for lnOd
JOHN f{. MELLOR, 81 Wood ptn»et, Pittsburgh, will
publish on the 15th August, 1854, the well known
series of Almanacs (for 1855) calculated by Sanford 0. Hill,
K?q., and for tnanv years published bv Mr. Luke Loomis, of
this city, under tbe name of *• Loomis’ Almanacs.” The
aeries will cousist of—
HILL’S PITTSBURGH ALMANAC,
HILL’S MAGAZINE ALMANAC,
UILL’B AMERICAN FARMERS’ ALMANAC.
It is only ncc«asary to soy, that the religious, moral and
useful qlumicter o. Mr. Hill’s Almanacs wilt be maintained
in the ni>ove enries. for 18:>5.
''ri*t*rs au>l others are hereby cautioned against
infringing on the copyright of this above Almanacs.
Th**y will be for sale at ail the Bookstores, by the gross
or lozen, and by
>l* JOHN 11. HELLO R, 81 Wood street.
A New Arrival of Pia-noa.
CIIIARL<)TTE ULUME, No. 11s Wood strew ,is re
j celving the Colli»wing new Piano Fortes, with and with
out the attachment;
une elegaut carved Louis Xiy stylo Grand Action 7 oo
taTe Piano.
One extra carved Serpentine, pearl kevs. 7 octave Piano.
Two full carved, ?- m j grand, 7 octave Pianos,
Two plain Rosewood G% “
Odo do do “ «»
Three do do 6 “
Two double round corner Rosewood 8% octave Pianos."
One round corner finished back and front 7 octave Plano.
A further arrival is expected In about two weeks, [au‘29
Loan Office
JOHN A. O’BRIEN, 67 SMITHFIELD STREET, between
Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loaned od Gold and
Silver Plate. Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, (lons and Pistols, Feather Beds, Fur
niture, and all kinds of articles—for any length of time
agreed on. Charges for storage considerably lower than
boretufbre. Private entrance through the hail doof. All
business transactions strictly confidential.
4JQ- Forfeited pledges sold immediately after being out of
dat**, unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Jewelry, «\ c., always on hand. aptlO:Gm
SJEwTked STORE* '
JAMES WAKDROP,
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the moat improved
breed, belngvery hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary, Hemp; Millet,Rope and mixed Seed, Bouquets
will be furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, viz:
Camelias, Rose Bade, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens(in potB)
forChristmos Trees, from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth st., near Wood. dec2o
tentame the Smoke.
THE subscriber having the exclusive right to manufac
ture and sell SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders,and
contract for heating buildings with the most economical
Furnace now tn use. The attention of those interested is
solicited. An? information can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos 2 and 4 Wood street, or of 3. BARNDOLLARj
dec24:ti l Iron City Stove Warehouse. No. 134 Wood at.
It 1* True I
THAT PICTURES f superior excellence may
k® obtained at CARGO'S New Duguerrean Galle
ry, No 70 Fourth street, at prices varying from
**®"* s< One to Twenty Dollars. AU work warranted to
please. Children taken in a few Call and examine
specimens of the various styles. Rooms open day and eve
ning. fcblO
XT. a. SMITH.— W. W. MAIK...—
Smith, Qlair & Hunter,
(Late Smith & Sinclair,)
WHOLBSALB GUOCERS ,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS in ail kinds of Pittsburgh Maanihe*
urres, 122 Second and 151 First street, Pittsburgh,
Penn*. feb9
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PITTSBURGH, 5, 1555
rHE late firm of JONES A QUIGG, having "been disßolved
by the death of Jotn F. Quigg, on tbe 27tb inst., the
businesaof said firm will be settled by the undersigned, at
their office, corner of Rose and First streets.
ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30, ISSI-«{oct2:y
Isaac Jones,
MANUFACTURER of Spring and Blister Steel, Plough
Slab steel, steel Plough Wings, Coach and ELiptic
Springe, Brass Not Taper, half patent, Screw, Mall and
Hammered Iron Axles,—comer of Ross and First streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ia&A<. ..
D. B. Rogers &> Co.,
\yTANTJFACTURBHB of ROt3£tt3’patent Improved Btetl
Cultivator teeth. Office cornet Boss and Firstatreeta
oct2ly '
i Spectacles*
lIT THE MOST valuable triumph* of science end art, the
[invention of Spectacle* r.*uk- with the highest. Tim
experienced Optician overcomes the-advancoa of nature,
and cooftra upon the ag-d-sighted the inestimable udvuo
tagoof retaining the noblest of bis senses. Yet great iojury
is constantly resulting 'o thousands from ignorai.ce on the
part of venders, or of those who vesture to choose for them
eelves.
Tuere era many requisites attotidiug'the selection of
Glasses. *JCho purity of finish of tta g ass; It* proper con
vexity; the best form and adjustment of the framn, sr as
to preserve the parallelism with the eye for distaut vision
or lot .near vis.on, to throw the plane of each glass at right
angles to tlie axis of vision for •'ochreye; to bring the ex
*fct centre of each glass precisely .opposite the pupil; to
have the position of the glasses pftrfret, both horizontally
ahd vertical.y, &*., Ac.
; From long experience in fitting united with a
perfect knowledge of the structure of the eye, we can
promise scientific accuracy, and thus old much in the pre
serration cf the eye.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.carefully selected of the
b»st qualities, for sale. Also, glosses fitted, Ac.
! W. W. Wl LSUN, Practical Optician,
\ f>l9 67 Market street, corner ff Fourth.
CDWAHD ft. BOX. MAHCU3 ft. HOlLlpAt
| Hill A Holliday,
DRODCCB, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HER
IT CHANTS, EmxuviUe, :la —Strict attention paid to &1)
consignment* for sale of Flour, Produce, Ac. Orders fox
the purchase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to.
Goods for re-shlpment forwarded with despatch ,0019:611.
j- a. j0a55.......... j. o. Bccazh.
JOS E 8 & BUCH K It.
IKON FOUNDERS AND'MACHINISTS,
Ptnnryhxmia Railroad, foot of Third st., Pa.
HAVING Increased our Machinery, which is now cf th«
mnet improved order, and having added many facili
ties for dispatching work, we are now manufacturing First
Class
Blowing Cylinders, Boilers. Furnace, Rolling,
SAW aNDOKIST MILL MACHINERY & CASTINGS.
Gas and Water l*ipew,flydrauts, R#tf.rt*,Lftmp Post-, Hitch
log Posts, CuUmn*. Girders', Shutting, Uangera,
Brackets,OilkruraLiß, BatbihgTuhs, spouts,
R,ailing t Vetandahs and Ornamental Castingt
WM YOUNGSON,
DAME' VuCMJSON,
;W> p*y particular attention to the manufacture and con
-traction nf Ca*t Iron
Having an extensive assortment of beautiful Carvvd PtJ.-
■£rn* of the most approved architectural order, our great
'.\ciliti«n for manufacturing sod shipping enable us to corn
oft* with our cities
PartW erecting Furnaces or Rolling Mills, Mil! Owner
*od Mill-Wrights, will find I* much to tbeir advantage to
*Qd examine our extensive stock of Patterns beion.-
'>uikling.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
iyt «v*ry deacrip.ion; Smith Work, Pattern Making, Fur
nace and F»rne Tuygrca, furniah*! toord«r. | toy I2:y
\ f AKKKT STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTU.
4.vX —loo <-n»D*s of QUEKVBW AlcE, of lii« Full imp'Tt/i
-lu-n, now receiving, to which Weiavjto th** attention nf th»-
-ountry and city trade. Having some dozen diffoceot pal
wrn- of Tea Ware, wo feel confident of suiting nil Di:-:*-,
which may lie found whim iron kh-oc, gold t-or-1.
*&IJ scroll, blue, pink, plain purple,fcrowu uou gre-n. Al
so. ft hart Ifcirnegreen eprig and white imitation some, which
.an be sold much IwloV the read tiUme ware.
JVC. PUILUI
COMMON WARE.—Our stock of Common Teas, v,
Di*hra, li*»krr% Nappies, Bowls. Pitchers, and every «rt:<-!,-
a (he line. Is large, and Selected for the city und cousin
tTluie.
GLAaS WAKE —Having a large and well selected «to>*k
of 01a*s on hand, w« will e«U at factory price®, the
merchant the trouble of makiug a separate bill. AU we
ask is a call, and we foel confident of p>euniug
wpO JOHN O'LKAUY.
Boot* and Slxoe» f Wholmla ana itetall
JAMES KOSli,
NO. 60 Market, and 6 Union street, third door from the
Market U use, would call the aTtentfoD of his friends,
•ud tho public generallv, to thafkef, that he has now on
baad the largest and bast eelocfSlf utock of BOGIE AND
SHOE?, in all their varieties, worn by ladies and genlleraeu
or I’bil .clpbia. Now York and Boston, a. .<1 w hlch,bo trusts,
canu'> .all to please all.
His prices art* very much reduced, and ho sells Ladfos'
UsHers at from $1,12 to S2.SO; G.-tulemen's Boot*, from
to $6; an»i excellent Gentlemeu’s thuu-rs, and Youtha and
Children's wear, at extraordinary low prieea.
He also continues to manufacture, os heretofore, all de
scriptions of LADIES A N 'U GENTI KaIKN’.S BOGi'c* AND
riluK-N of tho le-st quality and tlie latest style., nil c.f widcb
□v »arrauL* Nor should be overlooked bis very us
sortmeut of Gum tiandals. Overshoes and ll ots, for luidle?,
<>entiemen and Chhdreu. K*ery pcre«>n who favors him
with their patronage will Bo fairly dealt with. jar. 9
New Paper Hangluga.
NO ah M'tXjD riTRKET.
Fine french and amkuican paiu.or papers ;
Panel Decorations, in gold, oak and marble;
Hall Papers, of various btyles;
Fig'd *ud Plain Papers,for dining rooms and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers,
Borders, Ceiliogs, Figures, Window Shades.
A large and complete assortment of the above, selected
for th* season, will be sold at the unuu! low prices.
oet3 Walter p. Marshall.
UrnfT, Ueisliigti; 4 Graff,
IITTJSTiiitN FUUNUKi, No. 124 Wood *treet.—Menu-
VT focturers of Cooking Stoves, Co&l and W >od Stovnn,
Parlor Stoves, Hollow Ware, Plain and Fancy Grate*, Plain
and Fancy Funders, Sad aud Dog Irons, Portuole Forges,
Sugar iiettles. Tea Kettles, Stove Kettle*, Wagon Boxeu,
Ac. Ac. nul4
\Vm. U. Talcott dt Co.,
i aocciasoaa to t. ExN.vxbt, a c 0.,)
MANUFACTUKiIKS OFOILT AND MAUuUANY LIAIK
-ING ULASdhS, Portruit and Picture Frames, demand
dealer- la Imported and Domestic Fancy Goods, No. 02, cor
uer of Woo-i aud Fourth streets, Pltmburgh. octlz;lw
HAVING eotd my interest in the firm of T. KENN EUV,
JR., ft 00.. to William U. Talcott, who, with A. G.
Henry, will continue the Looking Glass and Variety Bind
pesa at the old stand, corner or Wood and Fourth sueet*,
uodm tlie style of Wm. U. Talcott a Co. I c nhdently re
commend them to my former etutomers, as every way
qualified to jive entire eatlstaction
AU penton* having demands against me, and all Indebted
to me, will please make an early settlement.
ocl 12 T. KENNEDY, JR.
B. l*\-rlj.vG A CO., (At Otnei Purmture and o‘Autr Afan-
X • ufoclurtrs, Nos. Bo and 40 Scmhlield street, upposuo
City Hotel, would respectfully remlud tnetr old friends aud
customers, and those about to purchase anything iu their
line of business, that .they are constantly manufacturing
every description 1 t&dhiouable Parlor and Ghumber Fur
ni'.ure. warranted in-nlutanal and workmanship, and sold
ou reasonable terms. Care taken in packing for land or
water carriage
Steamboat Cabin Furniture and Chairs on hand and made
to order, tut usual.
D FICKBIBEN,
No. 1.‘»7 LHx'rtv ptrefit.
Those interested in furnishing boats will find it to their
advantage to give us a cad, as w« give every attention to
the manuiacture of work he-t adapted to their u-e. |mi:U
WHOLtSADK AA l) KETAI L..
JAilhc ROBU has fitted up In splendid style his store,
No. 89 Market street, and No ti Uulon street, between
filth street and the Diamond, and has now cutnpieteu his
Spring s-ock oi SLlPPcdts,UAirKita, Ac.,
and Palm Leaf, Pedal, Dustin aud Braid UAT», ;o which he
iuTlt»-B the attention of all porchusers, whether at whole
sale or retail.
Xhiß stoeß is one of the largest eTer opened in this city,
and embraces everything worn by Uiehuiieuof Xhiladeipbia
and 2»ew Vork, and tie trusts cannot full to please wit.
Great care hau been given in selecting the ctioiceat goods;
aU of which hg Warrants.
lie alao continues to manufacture, as heretofore, ail de
scriptions uf hoots and dboes, and from this long experience
01 over treaty years in htuiuess in thi» city, is, be trusts,
a dufiieieuc guarantee that those «no favor him with their
custom, will be fairly dealt with aprltctf
Seminary for Buys.
bt/iUh-virK \*tr. of PifOiftiid Gnuit ita n opposite Court Hume.
• | ’Bis. Tail deaalun of this School wilt »«;N>
JL September 4th, ami the duties ol losLiucuon will
b« resumed by Messrs; OttIGGS anil JI'IkjNaLD.
There are ten successive muabhain the Academic year.
The uumber of pupils ia limited, and boys are admitted
in the order of applicttions whico may be made uUer
August 3oth, at &4 Liberty street, or at nchool, or by letter
dropped in Post Ortice. autbow*
W. B. SCAiPE,
FIKST STKBJff.', BfiTWttii WOO 1) AND MAKKAT
STUKUTS, Pii-MUUItGU, PA., builds frauds’ PaLaul
Metallic bile Poatß,of Galranizeti Ir.u , ui*o, manufactures
Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Cooking Stoves for Steamboats
aud Hotels, Portable Forges, Forged Iron Work, Large
Bolts for Bridges, Ac.; Cork Ufa Preservers, the best and
cheapest kind. Steamboat work attended to. {rnydG.y
WK are receiving from New York aud Philadelphia,
330 HALF GUESTS TEA,
comprising Young Hyson, Imperial, Ounpowder, Oolong,
Souchong, and English Breakfast, all of which have been
carefully selected, and will be sold as usual.
A. JAYNES, Pekin Tea Store,
Jy2l No. 38 Fifth street
.J. a. HONTK&
-*•’'.**
W..v
BUSINESS CARDS.
NOUce.
STKAIiI ENGINES,
POR FURNACES AND ROLLING miles.
Fronts for Honied and Store**
China Uall,
.n. rxxsixqeh.
A c&.a.
Cabinet Furniture 'Warehouse.
ttiiUTS AMJ AUUiua,
Tuniuo is $12,6u per tjuarter.
J BOOTS AND SHOES. —Those who wish to get a
neat and well fitting
BOOT, SHOE or GAITER,
will call at M’LAUGIILIX’S,
jylB Oo Fourth street.
GRAFF, REISINGER A.GRAFF,
Manufacturers of coal and wood cooking
"BTOVES, Parlor and Heating Stoves, Grate Fronts,
Fenders, Wagon Boxes Ac., Ac. Warehouse No. 124 WOOD
Street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh, Pa- jy24
STOCKING FACTORY ,
iVO. 24 FIFTH STREET t
Sign of TH£ OLD STAND.
TT7TLLIAM DALY has returned from the Manufacture
ff ing Hosiery Districts of Europe, where ho has pur
chased, fer cash, a very extensive and well assorted stock of
the best descriptions only of Stockings, Socks, Undershirts,
Drawers, Gloves; also, new style of Children’s and Misses
Fancy Btockings, together with his domestic stock of Pitts
burgh Manufactured Hosiery. He will sell by wholesaled
retail at New York Importers’ prices.
WILLIAM DALY A CO.
Remember the place—No. 24, Sign of THE OLD STAND.
my 23 _____
Spring Style Hats.
iffi* WE WOUoD INVITE «ur friend* and the public
- JSt- generally to call and examine our new and beautiful
of Corrugated lists, Which we are selling loW‘
for Oisa. Alto, our Celestial Cap, which is acknowledged
to be the neatest and beet Cap of the season.
fsblT J. WILSON « SON, 01 Wood at
- *
PHILADELPHIA
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
No. 173 CHESTNUT STREET ,
(Opposite Ihdipxndkncx Uall,)
Philadelphia.
FUENircrRE, IN EYEBY STYLE!
Comprising LouisXlV, Louis XV, Elizabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modern 6tyle;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany,Satinwood tiDd Maple;
all of superior construction, and finished in the
best style, equal to, If not excelling inqual
ity, the Goods of any Establish*
' mentin the United Btates.
EMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren*
Ucefl being positively excluded,>and using the best ma
terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele
gaot or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means all the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and thp immense stock always ex hand,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their taste «n a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture.
To cnr« an idea of the flnisbed’Furniture on hand, I need
only inform you that my Booms are 176 reetlong, by 27 feet
wide, four uoors in number; with Shops contiguous,sufii
dent to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
Work is all done under iny own immediate inspection.
4®-The Packing is all done in the more, and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters to Pblla
delphia ere respectfully invited, as purchasers or otherwise,
to call nna examine the Goods. au26:ly '
D. D. BOQiaS.
JOSEPH mOGRIDGB,
COMMISSION AXIj FORWARDING MERCHANT**
No. S 3 Cobbs »cial, dtlow Pina Btjiext,
Si, Louis,
/CONSIGNMENTS a&iCommisEions vailmeet with prompt
V and personal attention, and llbc.ai adcanc-j will be
given when required, on Consignments or BiHr of Lading,
*G ftanu.
;Orderr lor tbe purchase of Lead, Grain, E«np and -other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices
.The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandize and Pre
dict* will meet with especial care and dispatch ; tbe lowest
rdtea of freight will alwuye be procured, and the expense
OX Btorage and I>rayage aa much as poaalble avoided.
RrrtEjerfotb.
PfcgeAßacon, Bt«£oa)s; EilipA Morton, Cincinnati;
Charles*, Blow A Co;, do; Strader A Gorman, do;
Chouteau A Valle, do; Hosea .4 Frazer, do;
Doan, Kina A Co., 3 do; Springer A Whitman, do;
J,W.Bnti«r A Bro.,Plttsbh; K.O.Uooouman A Co., do;
D, Leech <* Co., do; E. AC. Varntul A Co..Philada;
Wm. Holmes A Co., do; Morgan. J. M. Buck A Morgan:
Blow A March, New York B. B.Comegys, do;
Front A Forrest, do; Shields A Miller, 1 do;
Charle.-A.Mcigs, do; Jcsiah Lee & Co., Baltimore.
A.O.Farwell A Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, do;
Howard, Hon A Co., do'; •>W. B. Reynold*. Louisville;
H. D. Newcomb A Bro., do;
T.O. Twiche! IA Co.,CommieaioD Merchant*. New Orleans
tfS-I have an open Policy of I nvurance. which will cover
all *hlpment<- to my address, when advired iiy letter per
mail.or * hen endorsed on bill# of lading before.or at the
tin* of Kaipment. JOSEPH MtXJRLDG E,
iocO Ht. Louis. Missouri.
WATER CURE IJiSTITCTE,
HAND STREET, Si Oh.) ItKT PENN STREET
AND THK IWVKH, PITTSBURGH, PA.
D'KXT’JK OIKLZ Graduate and Practiciouer in tbe Old
Scbooin ot .Mediriae, Allop* bic and HomarpHthtc, uud
f.tr tbe part tenyearsASUccev<fu. liy<lropathl.«t, has opened
a W tTrlii CUB B tn the above location.
The perfectly eafe, direct nnd immediate effect this pys
tem has on all F-vers, uod nil diseases 'teat* and chronic—
while it U mild, grateful and Invigorating to tbe weak and
debilitated reuders it peeuli&rlj desirable in famUiea, who
will at their homes.
Allopathic and Hotaoepathlc treatment will be adminis
tered where desired, but, after loug and thorough exp«*
rieu--e, Doctor Bads gives a decided preference to Hydro*
paihy. which ha?, throughout the old an I new world,
proven eminently successful in every form of i ipea-e,
Including Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyepnp«ia,
! and Chronic KhetimuiDm, Asthma. Cutn
r.* ou-, N-rvr>u* and hirer Dl -eas-s TenlinonlHl-i of cures
lr-T>tQ highly reputable citizens of nearly every State In the
Union, can hr examinnt at Doctor Ibiels’a office. The Rev.
Cl»*rj> ereiuvited u> conduit him gratia.
Warm water bring used in the and oftrn
throughout the trentmunLU ii* a luxury instead of unpleas
not, a* thi-.M* uun<*quuiQ«rd might suj-poeo.
‘•^zbences.—Me-sr*. Charier Brewer, Muitcrmau Palmer.
W. W. \Mifoni, \V. 11. William a, Th-.mp*on Bell, J. IL Wei
den, D T, Morgan, ffm. 11. Holmes E. U. English. B 'M
Kerr.
Tne undfTfigned, having visited Doctor Uaels’3 Inajltu
uon and witnessed his Fur*-i?«d'ul treatment, cheerfully re
commend him as a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy
Elci.m;
-Charles T. Ruosell, Jo.l M’Coanoils, Bavid IlunLJobo
C. Curtis Robt. Patrice, John B. Luiugstou, John Vi tiglu,
W. W. ihitrit-.k, Moses P. Eaton. 0 Onnahy Gregg [ j>inC
Ransas, Nebraska. A. (inow>Mothingisiu
LAND TWENTY PCR CENT. CII&ArLR
THAN CAN BE BOUGHT !.N THE M5OV>; rKKRITOIHES.
Real Estate Karin for Sale,
r IUIK But-s.;rn.er Irt MiOiontw to evil TWij ll UN DU KD
X AND EIGIJTY-FOUK AUtEB UF LAND, eituau-d in
Vi-rsallles trwuship, Allegheny county, Peuns} Ivan in, lying
biica of known ail the White-»>ak KlMs, and In
Sight of the proposed rit*ti«-Q ou the connell-vilte Knilrued.
IrapmvementH as lollowe: a aqaarv lsK3 HOUSE, 30 by
feet, two stories high; and squarv LOO BARN, 6u by 3d
foot, (both now aud in good order;) two fine young ORCH
ARD.- 1 , (beat grafhd fruit, ( ju.-t commenced tc* bear. There
is ninety l* cue hundred hoto.h cleared and in a high tale
of cultivation, and the balance is »nl] set with white-oak
timber of the first order. This Land Is wed calculated for
a BUick Farm, *emg Very level, ana tho soil of an excellent
quality for grass-growing, and bring welt watered with
twelve or fourteen never failing ‘pnngs of excellent water.
This Land has facilities rarely met witd, being within half
a mile of the Vougbiogheny and one mile of Alouongaheia,
ana almost oh the line of tbt* CouDellsvUle Railroud, and is
supposed W contain'tlh inexhaustible bed of IRON ORE.
This Land would not be id the market.only that theowner
Is übout to remove to the kt Far West.’ Terms easy, and
price m-.d-rnte. For further particulars, inquire Of W.J.
ItbYNuLDM, at Loreui’s Ul-if.B Works, or of
James c. richey,
_au23 Real Kstut* Ageut, *t G»ia office.
Valuable Property for Sale,
LOTS oF GROUND, upon which are erected four
Brick aQ'l two frame Buildings, which rent annually
f.r 6»ud properly is situated in the Ninth Ward of
the ci y of Pittaburgh, on Fenn street, between and
■■■ ■ streets.
Also, the Factory and Ground known as the “Empire
Works,” situated on th** corner of Penn and Morris streets.
Alm>, 23 acre* of unimproved land, situated ou the Alle
gheny liver, one milef.om East Liberty, un a portiou of
thia land there is the best Aaw Mill location in the county.
Also, a number of lots containing from 1 to 6 acres of
choice laud, situated one mil.- uorth-weßt c-t East Liberty,
and one mile east of e.
The eboTu named pieces of property are ve-y deferable,
aud will be dtajiowd of on advantageous terms to early pur-
Cli&irers.
For terms of sale and further Information apply to Wm.
F. Baum, No. Wood street, Pittsburgh.
R. D. THOMPSON,
aul*»:tf Assignee f«T Jas. S. Negley.
Bay Wood Nursery aud U&rUeua,
JAME.- KENNEDY, Manager of theweU-kuown iy
facuso Nuaeries, New York,; oegs leave to luform the
public, that he has now established an EXTENSIVE NUR
SERY, on the Farm of .Mr. James S. Negley, near East Lib
erty, whereh* *hall be prepared, after the 6th instunt, to re
celveand fill orders lor every variety of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Plants. In
addition to a chuiceand euperior stock on hand, he has made
arrangements with oue of the largest N urseries in the East,
to keep up his supply. Uaving a thorough and long expe
rience in the business, he can assure his customer* perfect
Sutlelacuoli.
Mr. Kennedy would ateo respectfully offer his services in
Jerigniug. lay-logout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parke, or the grounds uf Country R»-?ldeccrs; und will
also furnish plans for the lormatlon of Luwnft, Approaches,
Picturesque ckeiiery , Ac., in the highest iityles of the art.
Pructiitnliy acquainteu with every Dnmrh of Landscapo
GHrdoniug,and having spent yearsin the Sylvian Park* of
England, and on the beautiful banks of the Hudson, he
hope* he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
tavor nim.
Communications can be addressed through ihu City
Feet Ofßc%, or leu m the Warehouse of Messrs. Negley &
Mohan. -- Wood street.
Boston Papier iUnchc Company.
MODfc)tUN AM) ANi'UjUE OiUNAMtNTS.
Fm'dUUKGU AGENCY, 61 MARKET STREET.—The
attention of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab
met Jtuters, is requested to this uew and great Improve
ment lu the manufacture of embellishments for Buildings
aud Steamboats, outside and inside ; Cabins, flalU, Church
es, Dwellings, Stores, aud l* irlor Furniture, m gilt, or in
imitation of various hinds of wood Also, Cornices, Brack
ets, iiid Pateut Ventilating Centre Pio-ea for Ceilings,
'loullings,Consuls, Trusses, Battlement, Ac; much cheaper
and haudsomur • ha : . Plaster aud Wood Oarring, and a great
deal more jumble.
BIaKJK LETTERS FOR SIGNS, very cheap and warrant
ed V> last for 20 rears exposed to the weather.
Above Goods tor sale at the manufacturer’s prices—-cost
of freight added. W. W. WIL&ON,
j«2S . 67 Market it.
Matthew gkaff and da.vl. uricinger,trading
heretofore as >l. UiIAFF A CO., Stove and Hollow
ware Manufacturers, No. 12-1 Wood street, have this u«y
associated with them THOMAS J. GRAFF, as u partner in
their business. The name, st) le and title of the firm will,
from this date, be GKAFF, REISINUEKA GRAFF. They
reapecifully so’.lclt a continuation of the patronage so lib
erally bestowed upon the firm of M. Gralf & uo.
Pittsburgh, July Ist, 1654.
New Trimming Store,
JYo. 83 Comer of Ala; Act street and Liie Diamond.
FRANK VAN GORDKK respeofuliy announces to the
publieof Pittsburgh and vicinity, that he will open Ifrs
new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. Having fitted
up the neatest store room in iheeity, and filled it with a
choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings aud Fan
cy Goods, he flatters himself that he will olTer superior in
duce neuts and endeavor to give full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Now, don’t forget tbr place—Nn. 83 Market street, corner
Of the Diamond. (apr!2] FRANK VaN GOKDER.
Home Factory.
H-EAVY SHIRTING bUtcii.S and TW tiJiDS, intended
to mit the retail trade of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
made of hard twisted yarn, dark patterns and indigo blue!
The general admission that Stewart’s Checks and Tweeds
are not inferior In quality to any others manufactured in
the United States, with an increasing demand for them
encourages the subscriber to extend his business sith a
view to keep up a good assortment of such Ohecas as usu
ally retail from lo 18-)£ cents per yard. Sample, will
be pent to merchants who cannot make ii convenient to call
at his Wareroom, Rebecca street, near the depot,
oci7:3m* 11 \ MTLToN STEW’ART.
'waers :
WILL And it tu their advantage to calland eiamineour
stock of STOI LS, bolore purchasiugelsewhere Our
variety, both as to style of finish.and uUlity, is superior to
any in this market. We also have a Laundry Furnace
new in deign and principal, designed ejpreaaly for Bleu*
boats- GRAFF, RKiSIKQKK A GRAFF,
Dress Making and Millinery.
MRS. a. E. CAIUIu is prepared to make to order Dries
ss t Cloaks, Hlastillab, Titans, to., on the most tea*
noneble terns. Apollo Builllajs, No. 76 Fourth st. [feb!7
ST. LOUIS,
KRNNRIW * UO
ftew Parti&eralilp*
Steamboat O'
= ■ > i si iii ..
i .iHi;;V .
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NUMBER 167.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
35 Per Cent Lonor tbaa anjr Farm in the
county.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR. SALE.-—The subscriber Is
authorised to sell the following described TRACT OF
LAND, coutftininglli Norih Fsvettetown
ship, Allegheny county,?*. H from the City of Pitts
burgh, ami near the Utv
Coal and Lime Stone ujv>*t 4Ar th&o place, and easy of
access—im provementa u Allows: A very comfortable Fanr
House, 30 by 20 feet, 2 etrrtes high; Wash Home, Spring
House, and other out beikUaga; anew Frame Bank Bam;
61 by 85 feei, finished in the bast possible manner, with
Btabling under the whole building; 100 bearing Apple
Trees, beet grafted qualities; a large quantity of Peoch and
Cherry Trees, alt in bearing order; about'B6 acres cleared
and in a highstateofcultivation, with waterin all the fields.
This land is Very comfortably situated in one of the best
neighborhoods in the county, being convenient to market,
to churches, schools and mills, and would not bo in the
market, only that the owner is about to remove to the far
west Terms eas.> and price moderate. For further porii
cnlara see the owner, WM. ROBB, on premises; or tbo sub
scriber, JAMES 0. RICHEY,
au2l:d*w , Real Estate Agent
FOR BALE—Two splendid Farms; one of ipo.acres.aucL
the other 75 acres; beautifully located'on the upper.
St Clair Township Plank Road, 6 miles from the cityjeach
of them lying so as to divide into 10 acre lots,havingagOod
spring on each. It is a splendid opportunity for a specula
tion. Those who want a good home, or wish to make
money, would do well to look at it, as we will sell to the
first that offers us our low price, in lots or all together.
Also, five Country Seats, 1 mile from Woods* run, and
only S miles from Allegheny city, by way of the New Brigh
ton Plank KoBJL They are fine healthy locations, and of
fered very low. .
Also, ten Country Seats on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad,7 miles below the city. They will be sold separate
or together to a colony or building association, ft Is a
lovely location, and. cheap, of course.
Also, one Lot of. two acres, and two smaller .pieces of
ground, opposite IX&rlman’s at Woods’ run, offered at a
very low price for so fine a property. An assortment of
Lands, Houses and tats, always on hand* and described In
my register. Before buying.you would do well to call and.
enquire of THOMAS WOOLS, , r
J e * ‘ 76 Fourth Btreefc. ’
Beautiful Sites for Country Homes.
T’^m U 0 n ‘ t V rslgne<i o2ers for kale, on easy terms, FIFTY
X LOTS, laid off and restricted for rural residences.- Also,
an ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bank of the Allegheny river.
t i *" e6t ,ong 2bo feet deep; havingfronts bn Mary and,'
Julia Ann Avenues, and Henrietta and.Herrstreets. This -
square contains many FruitTreep.of the choicest kind, and
commands a dine view of the picturesque and romantic see--
nery around. lam de9troua of preserving this square en-'
tire, as it would afford one of, the most charming and mag
nificent Hius for a gpnrikman’s summer residence, in the
Immediate vicinity. o«Bp two cities.
Also, about THRvifeiCRES OF GROUND.attheheadcl’
the Island, advantag&dsly el tasted for manu&cturtng par-
TL* above property Is situated In Duquesne borough,.on
the high and main bank of Herr's Island, and is reached by
a very substantial Bridge of one span. For partlcularsap
ply at my residence, in Duquesne borough, on the mafn
bsnk, fronting the heod of Herr's Island, or of JOHN DUN.
LAP A CO n corner of Second and : Marfcet stß-Pittsburgh '
a P rl ?:tf WM. d MILLER.
r j u bU'l.Nhes- >JbN— toe Mtlt-. tm exetlieut Business
X Stand, with Dwelling House, Warehouse, 4e—jelluond
OU Ljpbi n street, WVHpvfile, Ohio. The Bonea' is well «.
nmsfd. containing dg-1 room* und kltch-n; with wide
p»rt>coiu front- homing a fine view of the Ohio river. A
large -"tore llcirtn well finished. wilt, two good f huvr win*
i:ows The-ocation bring On the main street, near, to the
II K D joran riier, renders'll ?-ry desirable, The Lot
20 f-et by 120 de« p to an alley, on:whfch ls a two story
Warehouse; also, a extern for water. The Store is nvw
oc pird by the proprietor, Iq the book, stationery and va*
rlety goods business, and the 6t ch > n t and (which fa small)
ran be bad,n d-sired. A business of from $7 000 lo $lOOOO
per year h:i» be.n done, at fairpicflis. The locality> well
hiiited f-r Hardware or Dry Goods. Price, $2 800, Terms:
sR°°$ R °° In han •; balance at one, two and three yean*— or will
be traded for approved merchandise, or lands I tho Sooih
ern pr toi lor». S CUTHBEKT 4 BON,
r h2fi Xo 140 Third st*
I
V> VOU WANT LUXUmIANT WUIBKKKB .AND
f MotTSTACUKS ?—lf ymi do, and yoar beard won*t
prow DHtnrwll, all you have to deisto use my Oopuent,
wuicb win, in six weeks, force yonr beard or to grow
Btr-.«ne and thii’k aad T warrant it will not Htain or injure
the ekin. Thi<> l koow it will do, for before I began to pell
it l tried it well ami thoroughly, bothoo myself and frh-nda;
1,15,1 i»o n-oommend it with confidence, as do s me2uoo gen
tlemen who baTP used it. So says the proprietor,R.G.Ura
ham. of New York.
The iiixjve article is fo? sale, pric* fl per bottle, by
feh7 8 L. COTUBBRX- 140 Third et.
1 Brt.UNtrr UNIVERSAL RKMKDV.—This remedy-
I ' is fai superior to any that has ever yet been offered
to the public Operating upon all the organa of the' body
and upon the skin at large, it reestablishes, when
dered, that .relalive action which is necessarjfto be per*
f .rm«d by th*- different organs of the system in a state of
health, ami wh«ch are always deranged in a stateof disease
II i* accipable to an> and erery disease, in all stages, and has
made ttiO mnppassonis-hiug euros that bare ever appeared
upon record. -('lie* $l,OO per bottle. 8o!d by :
B. L OOTfIBUftT. 140 Third sC ~
Executory’ Notice.
WT^ KfI'KAP, U-t’e-r-i Testamentary on the Estate of
TT JA.ME RIDDLE, late.ci tho City of Pittsburgh, di
h«re been grwnted ro the subscribers, all per ons
iodebud to the mid *-state are requested te make immediate
p&ymeht. and tb«se hfiTing claims or demands against the
•*'in rof the said dwieiiont will make known thesama,duly
authenticated, without delay, to
CIUKLES PHALEU,
At the office of C. Shaler A Co.. No. 81 Fourth st *
Or to JOSEPH P. GAZZAM,:
No —, Bixth -treet, Pittatomrh,
f.ffl Exmlm-1..
Fifth Ward Properly for sale at a Good'
Bargain.
THREE VALUABLE BRICE HOUSES AN© LQTB.
Thfffe Lots embrace a front on Penn street, of 66 feet 6-.
Inches, to a 3 foot alley; on which there is erected a yalca
ble block of Brick Houses, two stories high, with’kitchen
am! cellar in basement. 41 feet front on Penn street, and 80
feet deep on Locuet street. This Is a very desirable situa
tion for either a Store or a Tararn; Penn street being the
great throughfare of the city: and this property beinercon-'
venlent to th« Railroad Depot.
Tbic property wonld not be in the market only that the
owner is living in Washlnghm county, end finds it extreme
ly Incnnvenieni to attend to it.
Teimseasy and price moderate; for further particulars
enquire of ROBERT DAY. Fifth Ward,
or JAB C. RICHEY, •
apr2s Real Estate Agent, at thjgofßce.
nUAL I'KOPKRTY FOB SAL- AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
—The subscriber offers to sell the One-half of4ooacre*
of Coal, and IC3 acres of surface, situated at Freemen’s
Landing, on the Ohio river, in Hancock county, Va. This
property has facilities rarely met with; the rein being T
feet thick, of the very bestqoalUy of BltnmioousCoal.a&d
at a print on the river where the water is about 13 feet at
the lowest stage, and a very large pool, sufficient to harbor
200 coal boats. Also a charter for the purpose of establish*
intr coni works at the same point There Is erected on the
abovp a first rate overshot Saw Mill
* he above will be sold half, three-quarters, or the whole,
to s«it purchasers. Terms easy and price moderate. For
further particulars enquire of ROBERT KEENAN, on the
premises, or of JAMES 0. RICHEY,
Real Estate Agent.atthUofficeu
Coal Works For Sale*
QIXTY THREE ACRE OF LAND, with 260 acres of Coal
t attached, and all the improvements thereon in success
ful operation, aid Farm is situated on the Monongahela
river, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied with a
Farm Hou*e, Bam, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad,and
an excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal isfive feet thick,andcannotbeaurpassed
In quality. For further particulars apply to
NICHOLSON-A PAYNE.
je!2:tf No. 236'tilberty street.
To Let,
TfE PROPERTY situated corner of Webster and Fulton
sirrets. from and aftef the Ist of April next. 'Tub is
an eligible situation for a large Boar ‘ing Uouoerra Tavern
Stand. It contains -ns arge Brick House, fronting on Ful
ton street: two -mull Fra&m Houses, fronting on Crawford
street, and Stable, fronting on Webster street.' At a very*
small es- on*e tho back buildings ban be converted into sta
bling capable of stalling twelve horses. For terms apply
to AUSTIN LOOMIS,
92 Fourth etiyet.
For Sale or Kent*
A WELL FINISHED TWO PTO«Y BRICK DWELLING,
on Third street, between SmUhfleld and Grant streets.
Apply to J. W. BUTLER,
i >lp ls 97 Front street.
To Let.
A GOOD DRY CELLAR, under the Neptune Engine
; a House, on Seventh street,suitable for storing molasses
or produce. Inquire cf JOHN H STEWART.
marfl 2fi7 Liberty street.
Houses, storks*of*ice3. ac. to let—a Dwell
ing House oo Third street, opposite the Gazette
Bu Minus—rent $223; a Rou«e, corner of Wylie and
Tnwsend street: N<v 131 Third st eet, a Dwellii g House
and Store Room—rent. f26d; a large Three 8?ory B Irk,
on Roe street at the bead of Fifth street—s3oo : 6 Offl-ea
Id Splaua’s Building, Filth street: a large Rail on Foa-!h
sir et; a la re Btnr© Room on Fourth street;'a large
Bture Room on Tnird street, next to the Dispatch office.
Apply to 'foh22) 8. PUTT? BERT, 140 Tbinlfd-. ■
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, Adjoining the
Borough of Manchester—THlßTY BUILDING LOTS,
each 24 f-et front by 100 feet deep and fronting on Market
street 90 feet in width, are offered for sal* quite low,'and on
reasonable term* of payment. This property is part of the
estate of the Ist* J-mes Adams. Esq., and the title is per
fect and beyond dispute. Apply to -
tirT * ' JAMES BLAKELY
Valuable Property For Sale* • ”
FIVE OANDSOJIIS BUT LOTS, Kltnatti on Centre
Atflnue, oear Fulton street, and within ten minutes’
walk of the Post Office. For terms, inquire of
BOON * BABGENT,
comer of Wood and Fifth eta.
TIJKEE-STORY HuU-ES FORSALE-filtaatfd
on Franklin and -lm streets. The corner bonan con
tains five rooms, a good cellar ond a store room—water fix.
urra through the h.:use.
Iho other houses contain elitht rooms each; bath room,
cellar, and hot and cold water through the whole house
For price and terms call at the Real Estate Offlcs r f ■
8 OUTHBERT 4-SON,
No. 140 Third street,'
feb2S ■
Notice.
TnE Partnorahlp of JuIIN M’DEVm 4 BEO waidliv
Bolted on the first Inst John M'Beritt »111 continue
o at stand, and attend to the settlement
of »he business of the late firm.
JOHN JTDKVITT,
«... v v T „ ’WILLIAM UT)BVTrT.
Pittsburgh, January Bd. 1805--f jau4
ROBERT H. PATTERSON’S
LIVERY and SALE
Comer Diamond, street and Cb«ery alley*
aprU tf PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAJIE3 2. LELLIS.
Lefille & tiaoi)
< ■ (Successors to Mulraoy A Lfdlla.)
MANUFA TOKKUd cf Cut, Moulded end Plain, Flint
and Fancy Colored Q LABS WAKE, and dealer's in aL.
kinds of Window O ass, Flasks, Vials and Bottles- War©,
boose corner of Market-and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mh3:dly . .
jj LOW . UARC »AL—An elceacnt a. uci.-, p b,ae d
expressly far medicinal purpos-a 6 doxen rec’dlby
a JOB. FLEMING,
mhgg ' Oonxar Diamond and Market ft.
-I f
•. rates of Aor^SpiSiiipTt
tQRSED tfPOtf Iff TUX PITTBDZRQB PR}SB
' res ustfioSTAiut, oa ucsi
itv a iiiare, one insertion
M u each addit'OQftl ss
. 11 lt three ,wspks«
“ ** one *bO
* 11 two >iiihhw>ii»( ; fee
“ throe months,..™ ................... t tfi
“ “ (cor months.— »10 00
‘ " «U months,.; ... .* UOO
one year-.. .1.18 00
darting Card, tlx lines or leas, per annnnu„.L..'..'... MOO
- ®U2?OZABUAt FUU9PAI: • •- " r . • ,
)n» etpaaT?. ppr annum, (eialnalro opthc paper)-.._t 30 Ql
PAULY MUMIJNG lWi’.
THURSDAY MORNING:::'.:
[From tho Baltimore Pairin'..}
Huger and Bollmau’s Attempt to Beiene
' Itr the year 1794, Lafayette, after having suf
fered all tho. horrors of imprisonment in tho
dungeons of Madgebourg, Weasel and Neisse,
was, at length immured in tho cells of tho Cas
tie .at Olmuiz. Despotism never" chose a fitter
place for the incarceration of "its viotims. The
prison was an ancient convent .of Jesuits, built’
with that regard to durability which marked tbs'
architecture of tho Monks of the middle ages.
"Walls,of immmcn;o thickness, double doors of,
iron, gratings of massive irod bars, rendered.the’
taßk of securitig the. prisoners easy and-certain'
to the.guards- who, night and day. wdtohod ia
every, corridor, and never,, for a moment,.; were,
out of sight of the door of the colls: The im
'prisomrient of Lafayette naturally awoke ihtebss
feeling in the United States, where hb was cnl-'
yersally, beloved, and where his, servioos were
held in fresh and grateful remembrance. .Wash
ington had addressed an earnest supplies'lon .to
the Emperor iu his behalf, but it was unheeded.
There were othcrß, however, nearer to his place
of confinement* whose sympathy ‘ was-'not only'
warm but active; Dr. Erick Bellman* a Haoo
vertan, had iu vain presented, in person, .to
Frederick, "d petition, praying for the release jof
Lafayette ; but, da it was treated wlthcoilfenipl'
'and ridionie, he formed tfae bold design ofres- ;
cuing Lim by stratagem. Taking advantage of -
his acquaintance with the surgeon who attended,
the prisoners, be managed to communicate with
Lafayette, and to learn that the prisoner hdiL •
at length, been granted permiasiobr in the en- l
feebled state of his health,to .take an aixingin.'
a carriage surrounded by mounted guards, atd •
with an armed officer seated by bid'side. To
resoue a man frotn such a force was, of course,
not to be attempted without assistance, r.nd Dr.
Bellman imparted his designto Francis Kiulook,
.Huger, a young American, just of.oge, who bap- .
pened to'be la Vienna. Huger embraced, tho
eobeme with all the ardor of a brave, 1 chivalplc, -
aodromantio nature.
On the Bth of November, 1594, BqUmau,j*tHl
Huger were at Oimatz—neither of them knew
the person of Lafayette, but it was ngreedtbut,
In Order to prevent mistakes, he should disclose"
himself by taking, off bid hat and wiping "his
forehead. , As soon as it was ascertained that
the carriage containing Lafayette had passed
the' town gate, Bollman and Hager mounted
their horses and' followed it Lafayette recog
nized them and gave them the concerted
signal, and after proceeding, two or three miles
from the town, the carriage turned into,’ n by
road. and Larayette and the officer alighted arm
in arm. Taking, advamago of this favorable •
moment, Bollman and Hager galloped.up, dis- ;
armed the officer. Huger stuffing a handkerchief .
in hie .mouth, and directing Lafayette to mount ■
a horso and mafic for Hoff, a place which he and ’
Bollman had agreed upon as a rendezvous La.
fayette unfortunately mistook this, for a direo’. :'
tion to be off, and galloped away, leaving his
oomranions ign"rant of hi- destination. Huger. ;
and Boilman, finding it necessary toYOlessa the' ■
-..ffioer, he fled toward Olmutz, "whither the guard ; ’
.had preceded him. The two friends mounted to . ,
-go'her the only ho'rsa'that was left, but the hni
mat, unaccustomed, to a double; load, refusefLfo
rraVe and finally tbrdw them off Huger. ihlOiit ‘
upon the great object of their expedition; "and-"
regardless of his own'safety, iasisted that 801 - .
man should follow .and aid the general, and -,
leave him th make his escape as he beat
eonld. onfooL Boilman pushed forward to Hoff,
but Huger was soon seized by a gang of country. '
men, and carried back to Olmuiz. -Had Lafay-
uito Uir(2ctiou given bun and
made his way to Hoff, "ho would undoubtedly
have esoaped ; but as it was, he was arrested'
near the Prussian frontier and brought back to
prison. Bollman waß captured, also, and a few :
days saw the itlnstrions captive and his heroio
rescuers the tenants of a dungeon. Hugeris
place of confinement was an arched cell, six
by eight, where at first he was chained to the
floor, without light, in ignorance of tho fate of
hia.fellow prisoners, denied the right to send to
his'mother tidings of his oxißtence, and supplied
with b t food enough to sustain life. By de
grees, however, thee rigor of his imprisonment"
was relaxed, and after eight months ho.was dis
charged—Mb h roio conduct extorting praisp..
even amongst a nation of slaves. . . .
History is, for the most part, a barren recital
-of the selfish struggles of mankind against each
other. Occasionally, in its records of blood and
rebellion and oppression, wo meet with an inci
dent worthy of the moat exalted idea of the exr.
cel'ence of human nature. And it is surely ho
exaggeration to predict, that hereafter, when
ever men seek to stimnlato their fellows to deeds
of hardihood, humanity and heroism, they -will
tnrn, with ready instinct, to the story of tbo
yonthfnl Hager, braving all the terrors of Aus
trian and Prussian despotism to resone fi- : single
captive from a doom worse than death.
Bring out the Plow*
Tho spring-time has oome; and the glad earth
will soon smile in Bnnshine and flowers. The
trees will soon pnton their garniture of green, -
and around their naked. limbs will soon be
thrown the robe of leaves. How glorious Ib life .
in the country in the spring time: ; The new
born- flowers, in the springing heibnge, the :
budding trees are nil fragrant with exhilarating :
| odors, while the carol of the birds is heard amid
| grove and thicket, welc miog with their notes.
the coming of the spring.
But there.are others, besides -the birds, who ‘
■welcome the ooming of spring. The true farm
er welcomes it, and the true farmer's, wife and *
children are glad at its coming. There is much
both of poetry and reality about farm-life. We
believe now, as we always have believed,- with
our own Washington, that “agriculture is-the
moat healthy, the most useful,-aDd the most no
ble employment of man.”' !)liogled with the as
pirations of our Btudent-life, and blended with
all the dreams of that happy fathre which wo
are apt to look forward, to has been the hope ‘
that at some good timtfeoming we should be per- :
mitted to sit do'wn amid .waving fields, of onr
own in all the happy independence of a farmer's
life. We believe,that there is more of true en
joyment in 160 acres and a cottage heme than lit
tho President’s salary and tho tinsel glitter of '
the President’s mansion; and wo are always sorry : "
to see the farmer’s son flying from bis father’s
field to the counting room of tbemerchnntpr leav
ing.the health giving country air, for the’ murky
atmosphere of the lawyer’s office, or the physi
cian’s etndy. lawyers and physicians, it is true,
tire necessary evils, and there will always be.',
enough persons found who will prefer the toil,
drudgery and vexations Wares of the legal, and .
medical professions, to the peaoefnl labors 6f ' ;
the farm... We wish we coaid impress on the- *
mind of every farmer’s family our idea of the
true dignity of agricultural pursuits. The edn
oated farmer, the one who not only lakes the
papers hut reads them,, the one who conceives"
his farm as a subject .for scientific study, and
his fields as laboratories for practical :resnlte, r
both of brain-labor and head-labor, we say, that -
such a farmer is an hobor to his race, a human
pillar in tho social fabric.
. Cultivate with an eye to the quality more than'
to the quantity. To say that twenty acres well.
cultivated is better than forty acres poorly cnl-- ■
tivated, is only to repeat what every'farmer*,
knows, and yet what many farmers fail to prac
tice. The grand, secret of. good i
ßfonnd in.the words: make farming your study!.
To be a goud farmer requires just as mnch ap
plication, -just as hard study, as it requires' to
make a good mathematician. Farming je a
science, and, though we have the experience of a
thousand years, yet every day now light is being
thrown upon the science, and it is rapidly as
suming the vital importance that its true char
acter merits. To live on your own soil; to live
Cjtit, to die on it, and fioally to .be bnrlod be
neathiit: there is something manly in. alt thbb J.
-And tbe world -around ne is becoming more
aware -of the true dignity of labor, find Is
beginning,to pay it that homage wbioh'it'de-'
aervee.— De'roil Free Prtes.
. JOSEEJIJ. CLAM.
MAQAZLNEa FOE APEIL BECM VJiD.—Fetcrjjl.’J
Magotloe, fur ApnL • •
Ballou’s Magazine for April.
Yankee Na»i-n,' do.
The Castle. Builders ; by the author’ of “He&rtSeare, 0
“The Heir of Hadcliffe,” Ac. . . r..
The Hen Feverj by Barnham.*
Ballou’s Pictorial for this wt ek. : ,
ZUceired a&d fox Ba.e at the Cheap Book Store of
_ W. A. QUDBNFiifIWiSr A CO,
ah23j Fifth st, opposite the Theatre, (late 78 Fourth st)
APRIL 6.
Lafayette,