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pv (aitbiffuHG a BiosTGomKilt.
*CI9B‘WTSY cogcttfi or WOOD A3D TUTU SttHTtf!..
£7»7 2f&Jf£.—Five iVdiars n v-wr, paynide strMly In
Kivancp: .'Six.?>oliarß b* rpqun>d if not paid
within tbevev ..; .
singleCOp«fB TWCOC? «»i» at tl:<* counter In the
Office, end by tie *•*«« Bor-.
riaE-BATUBIIAY EORN-IHG .TOHJ
Jarao o®cw,
bUtiel TWO DOLHAUS a nar, In a'ttance. Single copies
" KTNo'paptr will b* ibMnUnnri mjlm.t th, a]jß»
on Ot th* Proprietors.! until all arrearages-erfl pMu. « ■
Jal Vo «lb»°Hoo Will bo paid to aov or*!; nntaw Kami
_„Ju. h - tha money, or satisfactory reference In tbla city, -
P ctmnrdrd ictil tUt KdaJiliihmnlt of Ult Morning Post
tnns c.f ihtjjxutsl Job PrirUing-OiJieK: in-tirrcrtyywfxrn uU
j. Jiin fporit Lht shortest noliU,
a'A'<ermt. * • :
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Robt« C* Gk Spron],' *
Attorney and counsellor at law—office No.
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pai. decllrly
Jatnci A* l*owrle,
ATTORNEY AT L.\JV-=-Qffice, Fourth*irees, Pittsburgh,
betweenSmlthfleld street-audCherry alley (d*cll:ly
JOSEPH WEAVER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office* No. Fourth street,
- riTTSPmton. fa.
JOtlN BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
pfiicci corner Fifth and Grant sti„
ja3Jv2l pjttsborqu. ra.
‘ ' i Thomas Me*nsV
Attorney at ; llw and solicitor in chancery.
Office, next door to the Ppst Office, Steubenville, Ohio,
-
S. P. Itoso,
ATTORNEY At LAW— No. 109 Fonrth street, Pittsburgh)
P&., fourth door below Mr. Body Patterson’s Livery
BfaMe. 3«^ B
C* Orlando Loomis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
jyi.7
" Thoma* HI, Marshall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowries Buildings, Fourth.
street jan7:ly .
R, B. Carnahan,'
TTORNRY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street. 3*2.7
‘ jT N. il’Clowry,
Attorney and counsellor at law—office in
BakewelPs Buildings, on Grant street. j&2
D. H. H&zen,
TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth street, above and
near Smlthfleld. tariff y
■" Patrick. M’Kenna,
AtDEE'HAN OF Tin BP WARD.
OFFICE CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFTH STREETS,
(formerly occupied by Alderman.Uwia,) whereall bu
siness pertaining to the office of Alderman ami.Justice cl
the Peace will be promptly attended to. febLdm
r Mi Uuckmaster, Alderman.
fiFFICK Grant street, between Fourth Pt. and Diamond
F alter.’ Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
e-t care and Isgul accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex*
ammed; Ac. 3*’-?
' K. s. Neal» Mdcrmin.
TV" 0. 01 THIRD Bireet, between Wood and Market streets
|\j Pittsburgh. Collections promptly made. PonQs,Mort
ciices. and other writings drawn with neatness and accn
gacy. ' ' 22*L!l_
- ~ . r u. AHLi BURGEON DENTIST, (eue-*'
cessor to 0. W. Biddle,) NO. 144 SMITH
‘FIELD street. t ,
T ty, yy. Office hours, from Bto 1 o clock, ana
rom- 2to Ln’clocfc. • - feM6:ly
J.SCOTT, DENTIST, Fourthstreet, tire door*
of Market.
1 1 \J-j Omci Uocns Frcm cine A. M. to fire
M. d.vWrr
BUSINESS CARDS.
0% — -«»»• cicnoiQM.
D. w. HEIWTINK.A CO..
COMMISSION AND FOSWARBINO 3EBCHANTS,
r :,
. - ASP
Dealers 4JetteraUy in Produce, Pittsburgh, Gin*
. .cinttati and other Manufactures, &c.
JSV93 Front'streelt, IxlMtn Market and Ferry iireds,
PITTSBURGH, ra.
es% Liberal cash advance? ma-Je on consignments. Par
ticular attention paid to forwarding Western mtsrcbauillKe.
Refkrtrtca.^ Clark & That?, Win. Cagaley A Co p w m. M *
Cully k Ou-P- Sellers A Co.. Hays & mark, Kramer 4
Kahm, Henry Graff, Wm. IScbbatim, S. it. Johnston,
Ksa., Thomas Bakewell, Esq., George Udhe, C.-q., Solomon
Stoner, Ehl . __J. a<j: i_
wm. maottAu..
VV3I. IStNUH V.II <St CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Liberty strut, oppufiie Pmna. Rat!rood Depot,
finr7 * Pi-rrsMTK.ni, Pa.
~~ Henry H. ColDni,
Forwarding asd commission merchant, and
Whole?-.!* Dealer In Ch«*«». B itter. Seels, Pub, on.;
Pro-lace gen-rally. Vo. Su ntt«hur^rL__( tnnrfi
Pa«i A Olurdocli,
COMMISSION AND VORWARDTNO MERCHANT, AND.,
STEAMBOAT AG ENTS—No. 7AT liter struct, Cincinnati.
Ohio . _•
l(iUL> A Jlooriicnt!,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS
yo.27 Wool etrert. Pittsburgh. , imy—
. 15. T« C. Morgsuj
Bookseller and stationer—ha* «*» ban
a ge neral assortnmnt of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Hooka, Printing, Pn*t and Cap Paper, Ac., Wholesale and Re
tail. No. 104 Wood etreet, below FUth, East side. PitLslmrgb.
Wanted, H-igs and Tauunr^' 'raps.
“ l. W. Chadwlckf
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER, No. l-W Wood Street,
Pittsburgh. The highest r rice io co.h paid for rap?,
mrll-y _
miiea. Pblla wsj. ,iws er*j:i, Pittsburgh.
Miller £> Ulcketaon,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. IMPORTERS* I ? BRANDIES,
Wlnea and Segarw—Nop. 172 and IT 4, corner of Irwin
end Liberty street*, lron, Nails, Cotton Yarns,
constantly on hand. l
Wlllla-ra Carr A. Co.,
(Wtf. lute af the »irai of J Pareeb A Co.)
WHOLESALE QROGERS and Dealers ia Foreign Winei
and Brandi**, Old M«nousehela and RectlCed »Shi«-
kev N 0.329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
t», jafr.v
Co-Partnership.
THE subscribers hate this day foni -d a partn«-r-hip for
the purpose of carrying on and FnrwtrJ.
ing. in connection with the Fish, Raom a%d Oil, and fV ( -
duce business xoncrallv, andurlb** *tyl>? of Lpolish A Rich
auoson; warehouse No. 116 Water and 159 Front street*;
formerly occupied by Cartridge A.lnghram.^^^
JAMES RICHARDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
Pittsburgh, February Ist, 1854:feb3 .
eTdUAYO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., dealer li
. Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of “Tory variety
and tho purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Al*o,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. ■ Produce taken in ex,
nhanzefor Merchandize. *_ . ...
F IL D. has procured a full assortment of Landrcth e
Warranted Garden Seeds, and Invites the Attention r-f all in
terested in rural affairs.
V A. ENGLISH. J. RICIUBOSOS. J. L BBWBf
ENGLISH <fc RICHARDSON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, ASP
Wnoleaale Dealers In Pish, Bacon and Oil, and l roduce
cenerallr. Warehouse formerly occupied by BurbnJge A
lo~hram, No. 110 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh,
IWa, . ;
House.
milß subscribers have opened o house for (be above pnr
■l 1 pose,«tUo. 17 tmithOelil street, four doors obore il.e
'] Mononnehel. House. Wo will purchase, or receive. on
i oommlsslon.foretUivconßlininentsof Fhur Bvvn Chrrv,
•4 Com Oats, B&rtsy . Flax .feed. Grass Seed, Baled tidy, usc-»
■1 upon which wo wfll make wKftrws, or purchase ai tee
I] fcr«»h. , u/IF/) t on.
Ju. ni’i.aiigiitln.
BEADKRIN OROJBRIES, i’IMDDOK FDOD!'., B.\cn\
its . Mo. 10, corner Smlthfiold an) Hrst streets, nu •
. ' tv** - ''
oureh. l a. _
JOJLI M. B. TOBN'i ........FkA.NUs t- '“ u - vi
T. B. Young A Co ,
MASJU rX rURKttS OP CABlSbr JtTRMTUUE AND
O-aATRS, ol erery'description. rdJ
mansbip warranted,andaoldat reduced prices. Car«■ takrn
In pvkina for land and wq»»r rir- __ H.
C. I>. Wu»(!«
XH.'OIUEB AMD WHOLESALE DBtLEII IN 'VISE?
A>l J LIQUORS, No. 147 North SOcond street. (inh too
»bov.• ll.CP,ostride, Philadelphia, hoo on l.ond tho bett
I u »nl«> o< <>M Brandies, Wines. Irish Whisky, Mononp.-
hela Whisky, Holland Gin, Cordials, Ac , on.terms worthy
th» ittontion of purchasers and deoler*. r,u - Blf -
■ Henry M’Cnllousli 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE Oil OCR C 3 and Commi'slon .Wardian, f,
«rn.r or p.en«...1.tr«»0.- -S ir
V* Ul* T ■ -7 _ „
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING 3TORG, Masonic Hi’l
riflh'tlKtt, PiUsburgh.— Clothing made to order,, in
good style, ttcd »t~ni'>3 o r«n»
R. & A. C. Dancivi,,
WHOLESALE <JiinCBRS,ao-l Dealers In Proddse, For
etell Wines and Llnnora,Ol l Uononsalielann'l lleeti
fled WL'sHr. No. 291 Liberty »t- Pittsban-L. Po. I lyjtfey ■
/SjjSSk, WHOLESALES'"rtetnII 8 ADBLTS, lIARKESS.
VALISE anJ CARPET RAH innnnfac
jt turer. No. 100 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa*
r Jolm U. Mellor,
v 3 fxrHOT.I3BAT,B A vt> RKTAII. DF.ALRH IN MUSICAL
t VV INSTRUMRNTS, PSnoos, Music, School Book? fiud
v Stationary, No. 122 Wood stroat. M<ml
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
mrPORT ED CIGARS,
myGily No. 63.Wanvrr strew. PnTSßimnn.
: POWB'I * RIKttOOG,
ARCHITECTURAL ANDORVAMENTAI CARVERS.—
Orna-nental Patterns for -Cnstinvr. in every style:
Modellnc. De»l?ilnv, An. Composition Ornnroents for thr
dean ration of Steamboats, Buildings, to.; 90 SMITH FIELD
Street, pair the Poet Ofllm. - iro
: B. WniIBHOOSEf ~
FANO7 SILK AND WOOLEN DYER AND CLEANER.
No 7 ISABELLA St., near the Emmet Hotel,
marl • -AtttonErrr. :
«. OUTUBtft? h CCT2BKRT.
s. tIOTHISBRT SON,
T>BAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 50
Xi Smithfcld ttrvL
L> B. H«.jrw*rd,
Dealer in boots, shoes, trunks and leqiiorn
and BRAID HATS,corner of Market and Liberty sta.,
JSo. 174 Pittsburgh, Pa. je!4;y
JOHN CIITCnELL,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL- -
No. 135 Woofl Street,
ja3ryfl Nostdoorto H.ChlM’w Shoe House, Pittsburgh.
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VOLUME XIII.
SSIBRPBISE WORKS.
bo. 136 wtxu>tfTsi:iT, T' KP ootm eatcrw -mom aujtt.
ll&Wtf o TETL SX%
IMPORTERS and mouufactursro 01.
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
instruments, rifles, Ac; We.
Jd&j keep a general assortment of the'rfbove
;,cy articlesctmstanUy on bond; together
with a generalTariety of Fahey Hardware. AIboJ Gnns, Pis
tols and Revolvers; Flanks, Holms, Shot Belts,
Lead and Bullets;;Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket knives;
Tailors and liair--Dresnurß’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.—
Also, TrusseKaud Supporters. :
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIFLES l—We are making Rifles of "every description, to
order, of the best meterial, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders recvlved'for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be ATI*
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
myl6
Chaudelk«r»:aud Gal Fixtures,
rjvnt Wsreroo
m-1 NO. >OO FIRST STREET, bettreeh Wood and Smith*
field, the assortment of OHANDELIKRS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS; and all articles connected wit Gas Fitting,
ever oilfred in this market. Hating'pmtogementa mnue
by which the/ will he constantly In Receipt Of tt«w patterns
knd varieties, they coiifidently invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. We are deterinlned to seli as.
low nanny Gay rit 4,
tern,can offer peculitir advantage# to those dA-airing articles
; iu this line.
Wo continue as heretofore to lit Up buildings of every de*
ncription for gas. water and steam. .
BraSß Castings of all hinds made to order-promptly.
LONG, MILLER A CO.,
BiarSJfcy No. 109 First Hfreet.
GKO'UGE HLETCIIKR,
- yium Y085,.-. . :
AIANUTACTUUKR of the celebrated
U Gossamer Wig, Elastic
/ \ • Rand Toupe3fl, and every description
of Ornamental Hair, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, 79 FOURTH STREET,
between Wood and Market, Pitta-
Blttcmm’d 'system enables Ladles
and Gentiemerrto mOaSUTP their bead."
ff with accuracy.
' FOR TyiGg.
No. 1. Tbo round of the Head.
No. 2. From tbo forehead over the head to neck, No. 2.
No. 3. From ear to ear, over the top.
No. 4. Prom ear to ear,Tound the forehead.
For ToupeOs, to cover the top of the head Oftly—a paper
pattern, the exact shape ofthpba3fl.part.-.■ 4 |my4
K«w Coach and Carriage Factory! . J
JOHKSTOK, BROTH2BS &..C0„
Corner -of Rebecca and 'Bdmtmi streets, AQegher.y Cits t .
~f WOULD rcspeclfnlly inform their friends
the public generally, that they hare
tho msnaf&otur** rvf T>rriige*,
Rocha's and
Chariots, in till thsir mrlouii^tyleiTtiT fitiish and'iJro'poTtlon.
All orders will be executed with strict rcgr.- l insurability
and beauty of finish. Repair? will also be attended to on
the most rerj=onobl« terms. ln-ail* their wort the
best Eastern Shafts, Folex, und stuff, they feelcoßG*-
dent Unit nil who furor them with tbelr patronage, will b«
perfectly ■satisfied ou trial of th*!r work. v
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before ptsjVha* v
slog »*lAewT)ere, occ&lj
J t. JOU>STOS .....O. T J->IINSTOS MiOTS,
Klcelitor Carriage Factory?
J..i?KPT*>N, LltuniHß k- CM.; IMIACTrCAL COACH
MARKR*, corner of Rebecca and Rtfhnoutsuvet?, AUs
-gneny aitj,-Pu., hare nn ban»l and at* manufacturing an
exteusi** assortment of CurrljigeA l\Oek«way<, Busjrle?,
Baggaga Cnr?, Ac., made In nil their Tariou? style?, with
strict regard to durability an 1 beant.7 of flulsh. using in all
their wort:' the best Juuiotairon and eniti ru hickory. Re
pair* &Uea4eJ to on the.most reasonable terms. They feel
confident that all wlvj tai.c fa tor them with their patron*
Oge, will lx* per'ectly si\lt fted.au trial »i their »on
The Pittsburgh and Mane.he?'*T OmnibuKes pRf? cVcry fif
teen minute?.luring the <h«y oriiVly
i - tioACiT pactorV.
It. EtGELOW XMiTCt t. »'rrvr?rs. QEOtliJl ALBiRT |
iligeloiv & Co.,
BUCCKPSOUS TO K. M UMKLoW. No. 40 j&jnfs
Diamond uUe?, near WoM street. Pitts
\CHKS, CAJUU AO RS, PHKA
T’CSS, n 130 U I KS, and etcry de’-criptit.u of HMC. ■■■■rfn .
f-»n-Y Tehleies built to cml-r, f»u 1 GurihvJ to a manner un*
surpassed f»r U*au’> of derigu, elegance of finish, skill of
workmanship, and rtumblluy of materials.
Bfjf~ All work warranted nov?)
jo s’e 6, "V
[SUCCESSOR TO L. WILCOX k CO-}
CORNKfI MARK KT STRKET AND DIAMOND. It**?!
constantly on hand a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, MediclneClusbc Periumery, and all article* pertain
Ing to hi? business.
O* Physicians’ Prescription? carefully compounded at
all bourn. JaS»y
jomi rituiyo
.D.VN2EL A.HL, JK,
.J. FLS3ONO
"V* • 1 ' -
'FT
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PUBLISHED'UAIDY, PY_ GLIiLMOBE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE *• POST OF FIFTH *ND tyOOu ■JTIfiETS.. AT. $B.OO PEP. ANNUM, OB' $6,00 WHEN, PAID BTBICTLY IN ADVANCE
BUSINESS CARDS.
FLEMING BROTHERS' >
(Successor* to J. Kidd k Co )
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
.Vo. 00 ti’nod Sirrft. Pittlhtirgh, PtS.
Proprietors of Dr. M’Lauo’s Vermifuge, Liver
Pills, Ac. jalO
JOHW RAFT, JR.,
(Sur.*»s.«*'r lnj»« M’fiulfey.)
Wholesale unit Retail DrugcUt (
4 ND D*:il<’r in PAINTS, OILS, DVB STUFFS, Ac., 141
\V*wi street, three doors below Virgin *»Dey,
ai-MrinAMy PtTTM.UPGI!.
R. . L. ALLEN,
WMOI.E3AU; -DXAI.G 1>
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old hlosonga
hela Bye Whisky, 6c.,
ALSO, RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITTobI’KOH, l*A
WINES, DnixdiP'*, Gins, Cordial*. Jamaica Spirits, Bt.
Croix and New Englaod Hum. CUreU. Champagne?,
pr.itcb Ale. Londou Brown StouL Irish. Scotch, li.>nrbon,
< >ll Monoogahela Rye and Rectified iVhDky. AppU-, Peach.
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandi**; Import***! Havana,
H‘gnlia. and Principe Cigars; Ilalf-Bpaußh and Cerumen
Ci'thrs, all ut such low p-ice* as tocballeng . compe Itinu.
Fhdct B:»r Keg" and Labelled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all tir'-s. I respectfully Invite a a examine
•ion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
p-nna. _ aprfUy
New School for the Vlolia.
By u. c. hill—the practical violin school—
A new anJ complete synopsis of Yioliu playing, iu mi
I progressive and practical form, and designed expressly
i i->r ttie American ntudeoi, to which is added valuable !»•*•
j s .qs and exercises and beautiful arrflngemenra,as6olo*&nd
| Dues of the most popular melodies of the day. Selected,
I arranged and composed by U.C. HILL, pupil of Spobr, late
Proliant of the New York Philharmonic Society.
The übovtxdust received, in advance of the trade, by
HENRY KLEBER, 101 Third street.
RECOMiI KNDATION.
Wrt hare carefully examined the abovo work of U. C.
Hill’s, and consider it one of tbo most complete and prac
cal Violin Schools wo havo over seen. U. ANTON,
D. VOGEL,
f„b6 Teachers of Music.
lien oval.
«-JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIER,
HAS removed to 294 LIBERTY street, opposite Garrison
alley, and No. 3 SEVENTH, near Smlthfield, where
the attention of his friends and the public Is luvited to ihe
stock of READY-MADE GOODS always on band. Al#o,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings for ordered work. A full
assortment of Famishing UoMr for gentlemen, Including
flats nf all qualities. Trunks, Umbrellas, Ac.. Ac jaS}
JOBS VctosklT. OoUNXULa M'CLOSXBr.
Wholosale and Retail Clothing Merchant*,
NO. 8 8 WOOD STREET.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their old
and the public In general, that they have this day as
sociated themselves in the above business, under the firm
ot JOHN M’CLOSKKT & CO. They respectfully solicit a
. nare or public patronage.
The previous business of each will be settled by them*.
!y*lves respectively. feb9
fy~ LAIRD, (late of the firm of Cootxt A Lu»»,) having
lVp opened STORE NO. 9, (two doors abov* the old
stand,) foT the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopcaby strict attention to business to merit a
*bare o: the patronage of the late firm.
pj. B.—Clothing made to OTder In the most fashionable
stvies, and bn the shortest noticvr-lnfaik* to wm« in -the
ojtv. ’ ' ’ 4*n2fcy
Janes BeUlngtr,
A/TONONQAHELA PLANING MlLL—Wouldreepectfally
iVlj Inform his friends and the put>li», that Ids new estab
lishment Is now In full operation, atm that he In prepared to
furnish Boat Cabins, and Oil all orders for' Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
■*3Boßni and Plank, planed on one or Doth rides; constantly
on hand. . . .
Baeh, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, mode to
and Carpentere would find It to their advantage
to give him a call, a« he can now niraish them with planed
fluff suitable for every description or work.
<rv l UCUaON— ..... ..JAMXB CRIBWXLL.
DERKOIf & CBIBWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers of ail kinds of brass work, lo
comotive, steam ENGINE. PLUMBERS, 4c. Al
so. Cotton Batting Mnfmraoturera.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, No. 12 Market etreet, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or crash paid. Orders left at or Office, will be
promptly attended to. family
JOSEPH T; I/O WRY,
Jfo. 43 (hrntrvfTiffoaad.WbcdStrrai,
Oifloe up stairs. Entrance froßl TjllhPtreet. Fittsburph,
Respectfully announce' to tne pubiio that .he naa
commence*! tbe REAL ESTATE AGENCY,In
tion with Intelligence and G^neril"’Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persona tn want of aorrantfl, in any
capacity, or those in want of places, will be supplied at short
notice. All business entrusted to hla care promptly at
tended to. .;— — '*
flcftrenct i—T. J. Richard Cowin,
0. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Black, James MackeraK A. ! A.’-Mason,
MafSt k Old. ■ . . , ■ - ,- M )ltfal8;.
SobncUtn»n & Haunlein»
rITUOGR A PITERS—Third street, opposite the Post-office,
j Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Rill Heads, Show Bills,
Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings', Business and
Yiritiog Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn oir Stone, Printed
In Colors, Oold.Bronxe, or Black, in the most approved styte,
•ml at tbo most reasonable prices. oct!s:ly
,D« BEISISOEB.
M. QRAFf
Graff ( K«U»nger A Graff,
Western foundry, no. 124 wood street, pitta--
burgh. Pa, .
MAKCFACTCBEIia ,0 *
Cooking Stoves, Pluiaand Fancy Orates,
Coal and Wood Stoves, " Plain and Fancy Fenders,
Parlor Stoves, Sad and-Dog Iron*;
Hollow Ware, FortfcMe Forges, .
*ugar Kettles, -- ' ' ■•' T*® ttetUes,'
*tove Kettles, Wagon, BOieiU Ac. .
GNOLIBB AND CtASSWat SfiDtlljAßI 5 ,
n.W: T. A.»aMci?g£.. ~'
FtE nekfrseßsfoO’ofthb TnitfttfttonfwiU cbtamelfcji‘on
MONDAY*tfctf itlrof Septiembefr nbxt, ; tft.tho room cot-'
ter-of Fqtfend lately the
•fOTsrs.Veeder. * r "’■•.•
,B. T. Von
or »t« ft. Miller. Jg.... -*'
Jolut WlfthU#r4-€on: —-77 ■ ”
FOH WABDISG - AND <>OttffiB9lO»7WsßClWrcs-j'
Dealers In all kinds bf‘Pittsburgh Mfifntifiuittirts, Df*Q
etpe and Sheet Lead, 67 Front street. (wp2o
I- t- *' ,
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v,
■r »*.V *•*•* ~r > v ;
■<**%<*
TirE late firm of JONES & QUIGG. having been, dissolved
by thj> dsath-nf Jotn F v Qutgg, cm the 27th last., the
banncsßtrfTsdfil firm*will be*s«Ulod by the undersigned, at
Jheir office, corner of Hobs and First streets.
ISAAC JONK3, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30,1864 —[octfcy
. ' r J • -; -j
MAtfUTAOTORKIt oi Spring and Blister Steel, Plough
Slab steel, -steal Pluugta Wings, Coach and Kliptlc
Springs. Brass Nut Taper, half patent, Screw, Mall and
UutnqM»ml LroqJLxlea,—corner of and First rtreetr.
Kttßßargh.S ll r- j,r. * jfcwii ■
laaa<J Jbtfisr.
D.. 8. UogefA-4 Co 7
MANUFACTURERS of IiOQKRa’ patent Improved Steel
Cultivator teeth. Office corner Roea and Firstatreeta
octiily | '
.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
A!ip Df&U£ LY ALL KIHI>B OP
'tobacco, Snuff, and Clgari,
jy 0 . 25 Fifth st., ftttsbwffh, Fa,
'■ Jtjf- Keeps constantly on band a largo supply of all the
Yjkrloua brands of Imported Clpara., Ja3:|j
uaruxt street, uetvCeen varan ud doubts streets.
MAI* I4A 4 O LAAb I ( l>fli " ••4* k444Mt/ 44* W W VWi* 4U 4] 4I4PP 4 tff
STKANGERB VISITING .THE CITY SHOULD CALLTN
to see the beautiful assortment of CUIXA, GLASS
ao<l Q URUXS)VA HE, now open at the above establish
ment. Our goods beln<? -entirely ntfw, v*e are enabled to
offer inducements in all the latest styles of’Dlnner, Tfia
and Toilat Ware, white Iron-stone, we have a great variety
or shapes; also, gold band and fancy colored stoneware
Tea and Toilet seta. Our stock of white Covered Dishes,
Soup Vlshos.- without
Di»bt'& r»Bd erjjry article'appertaining-to * plmier Eel is
large arid' Well-select***!. Britannia ware, Table Cutlery,
jijoons. Cantors. Waiters, and House Furnishing Goods, we
have a large assortment.
COMMON WARE— Our stock of ectnmon Teas, Plater,
Wpli.-s, V itrri?, Nappies, Bewls, Pitchers, and every article
iQ tl.c line >.« large, au-1 w<* an* prepared to pack them with
of without fine goods, ae the purebaFpruiav wish.
Al>c, a lurge assortment of all kinds-of GLAFB WARE,
which we arc selling at manufacturers’ prices, All of which
are offered at wholesale or retail, by.
; w jons j. o*leary.
WM. A, M'GLUKG,
; ” DKAIiEI^nf
Fine Teas, Choice Family; Oroceriea and pillow
i ■ ' •■'Ware. .
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTU STS.,
pmsßonon, pa.
■ft 8 now receding a large assortment of FBIiSH QOODS,
jL In addition to liis already «tten«ive stock, purchased
fr >tn first'hand* in the which, willbe »oW
at} the lowest market prices.
Hotels. Stenmbost?. *nd fannies, haying by th l
qranlity. supplied »t wholesale rates.
in the r*J t v tree r.f ebftnr*
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
EOBEBT H. PATTEBSOK, Proprietor,
• i*K I'IAMO.'U STUB lit* ASD OUKttKY ALLEY.
I'll v. -uL r -«rU«T respectfully »amrnn<H!< to the Ladle*&ed
1 uf Pittsburgh, tW he has recently erected
:a{UDIN<J SOFTOOL,which, lo point erimmrxlioh#'
£ -u«t«-' nii'l o-U]-uti-'*n. uuder-iiUy pawl* eoy similar estab
ll<ho*-t»t in ih* Unlt«*J States It# is accessible
frim u!l jisrv.* the city. vUlnit* ld?h ah'l olfy Situation
r«lvl«*7!‘ it especially suited to the j r motion of health, by
mo>t nprewible exerelw. The IJorvea docile and
wyll trained. and the proprietor himself that do
judo* rr rxjenre 'will be spared to rnrke this estublinhflKDt
the tifM iti Iho mufhleoc*- of 'ho pubUiv oct23:Cf
* Notice.
rjMii* lui*Te*t of Mr. J<» IIS ATWKLL in onr Lusinw
I from ihi« .lat** P* :i_-rrr*r:!rrt »ur bufitiwi?.. a.i
WiJIOLK:* ALR OROCEtt?. viJJi coatjuofd by ih«* remain-
Lc i-arlnors under ihe fiira n:
hah alky. a co.,
Noa. anti £■• \V»»*l -tnvt Ftti Orurtjh.
15 Vu A Lr-Y. W.«>DWAHDA Cak.
No. 221 Mr.;kct tfr~t' iM.LR.i- 1 j-bia
Til \\ U.JALEY A CO.
IH'l-, ISM—T«l**r"2
Notice.
D-rm'
ri H A V E ?r*M mvlnt*rrst sa of !>o&£, M'lU
1 1 /I f'n., to 3. A. who, with John Phillip*. will «»1
' tJu*- e» th*» o?i «tan-!« Fo. IC3 Front rtrw.t I cnr'Miill
rT*o»> , .i)rn*n<l th* n»-Tr firm lo tb** patrcnoiJ* of mv fri««nd*
rit«»t.ursb, July £\ ISM. I‘. 11. XULUSR.
9. A. I.''*-}
S. A. LONG &• CO.,
if) M L AN \' V.'l AS?* FOUND Kit*. \.VD OAS FITTERS,
r) *n*U«* alt «-j; ton to tholr slock <f Cha<*.Mli’r%Brßßki*t*,
pipvlnutj*. «nl r*ih*T fixtures. VS« Gt up houses wiibttaa
mfl stf*in. liras* Cagtiog* of Ml kln<l« to order, fur
llsli lUUrnu.l Pump* and Tank Fitting*, aod keep AotF
Attrition .Metal ooT.«fMU.!y on hand. jvGl
r silver Mann/actory.
QPOON?, FORKS, EMIiI.KM?, *c.—BEPncTr* tJfPRTCI*
_~Ovlne to superior fae.UltK'* Id rnnnufactarJnßinyowo
w* or-* dot Milling nt least 10 per lower tha»
tl> i-jKtorn rifse*. or elsewhere.. All work I* worrant**d.
ftlwr—WV nl-o manufacture Ppocn* of the
British sterling <je*!l*y
Watr-h-inod U'*rr»i rvpnlHr.g continued, wi‘h erer? f«-
rilltY an 1 ftjvwp-1 il-*t.-rtnin:i!v«n to ’ir>? entire satisfaction
to <~u*toroer*, both u« to pilrt* imd th- superior uualily of
tliP work. _ . JV, tV. VT ILFON,
W’s*h*hnti»k* , r end JeWellrr,
r-m**r rf nn.l Fourth strye.t*.
n cimts flxiuku.
pnyU
MtxmtfQ&t FnrnKnre and Otialra
/7\ \Y R h*V*> flo hand nnd a r-or.'»antW TDHTSuftlrtn
U\ ring PTKAMIJOAT CAHJN KUUMTORE ANT>
CJM I R. K . rif »;T**n drarrlptinn, >lz :
* 1 » KxNT.t.lsiiJJiik>r>«l'pWr«.
n«> ‘Tl.ir do;
Culiin Ci.aJrs, cf vurlons BTvJt-a;
n»m*. do Jo do;
Biat»> Room do do do;
[>.. ToiM Ito**?;
T*>t»-n Tt-tf-s; fWa.«:
Ihran* •. Centre TflV.fY,
Wwh Wanib; Card dn;
Wnii'r do; Traya, Ac., Ae.
Material otul worXmanshlp varrantnl. and prtrei ttti*
fo't. ry. T. Tl. YOUNG k CO.
Jydfl ?.S Brn‘Mifl<*H at., owx»alla City Hotel.
,j, j jV" "
lUT/TS STOCKING MANUFACTORY,
N’“ *U i\fih ttrett, £r:t mmrr nttore Market strut,
PITTSBURGH. PA
WHERE' WIT.L la* ffuml the largest and best assorted
►toA of HOSIERY ever ciTered for sale In this city.
Puprhnsers Trill find it tti their advantage to call at this es
tablishment and examine for themselves; K la all I ne*d to
injure th*-ir cuetojo. C. DALY.
S. B.—Remember the Cueu* Stocking Corxxk.
, frbl.-y C. D,
CHEAP CARPET-.WAREHOUSE, Ko. 82 Third-strut,
trek?Matk'ipl. would respectfully inform-,their friend*
aa>) the public generally, that tboy hove now in «tor« thdr
coibplcto FALL STOCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
description, from the'Royal Velvet and Bruasel*, to the com
mon lograin, llomp and Rag. Floor OU Cloth, from one
to eight yards wiJe. new designs »nd very rich., Coen* and
Canton Matting, Druggets, Rugs, Mats, Rtalr R6dfl Window
Ph idea, Ac. Persons In want are Invited to call and exam*
im* their stock. Steamboats, Hotels, and Residences furn
ished on the most reasonable terms.
fIfHE OLD PRINTING K.STARLI <HM ENT. (late John-
A ston A Stoohnm.) and Blank Rook and Stationery
Wapt-lmase, is prepared tn execute every style <»i Legal,
CVinranrnia], C>Vpal apd Slenmbrat Job Printing nnd Book
B(nhlng. ah'l'furnlsh every article in the Blank Book, Paper
"ami tiuitloflcfy line, at tho shortest notice and on the most
reaionah’e terms.
lQ<tok Jk>Ok . anil Stfttlon**’y Wurelioiipn, Printing Ofßoe
AD'? Ik>ok Kloilflry, corner of Market anil PecAlid [jioTlfl
. wT"a7 jjTfjrfi .. *ST ........".".
ginlibi filatr d^Jlanter,
(Late ftai.th 4 Slaclafcj)
, -W HOfj K H Q.CK_R,S,
PRODUCE i'llt) COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A ftp DE.U.RIW ia all kinds of Pittsburgh Maauftc
mre«,'l22 : Sec<nnl atnl 151 Firsl street, Pltt*bu<-Kb,
Ponim.
J. GRAFF.
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PITTSBURGH, MONDAY. APR [IV 16, 1855
BUSINESS CARDS.
COD BI’COI.I-IKTKK.,
CHINA HAU t
C. B. IleVdly A Co.,
Amaß profits and quick ealea. ,,
TERMS CASIT ONLY Oct 2
W. ft. liavtn
Depot of liongworth ft 2lromermnn’i C*-
tawba Wtnei and Brandy«
TUB undersigned has received and offers fop gale, at Oia •
etnnart pricer,*- targe qnantity of bogworth ft ZJmtnrT
uian’* nnoice ano world-reaowued Sparkling, Pry,and La»
dies’ SwseKJatawbn Winer. Such up mpy desire to procure
on. excellent article of Native*. Wine. Jrftre julca of the
grape JwlH find myestnblishment tl»*» place for the gratlfi
cetlon of their desires. The Qutniebn Brandy, distilled from
tha genuine Grape, Is declared hr many excellent judges,
equal In flavor to the best imported Cognac,
1). FtOKEISEN,
No. 137 Liberty street.
Loan Office.
JOHN A. O'BRIEN,O7 BMTTHFIELD STREET,between
Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loaned on Gold and
Bilver Plate. Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Guns und Pistols, Feather Beds, Fur*
uiture, and all' kinds of articles—for any length of time
agreed, on. Charges for sterner considerably lower than
heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. All
buri ness transactions strictly confidential
413" Forfeited pledges sold immediately after being out of
dab-, unless redeemed. IJarjTHlnsof Gold atid Silver Watch
es, Jewelry, Vcj always_on.hH.iuL ■■ - - uprlftifim
ne w sekTl stoke*
JAMES WARDROP,
OFFERS for sals CANARY BlHDBof the.mosUmproved
breed, being very hardy, and fina singers. Bird Seeds
,Hemp, Milled Rone and mixed Seed. .Bouquets
wUI ha furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, vix:
Camellafl; Rc&e'Bads, Heliotrope?, 4c. KTergwensfln pote)
for Christmas Tree&j from-the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth fl£~ near Wood. dec2o
Consume (he SmoUe*
THE subscriber Jiavina the exclusive right to manufac
ture and sell SWEENEY’S Tfttt AIR ANP. SMOKE
CONSUMING! FURNACE. Is prepared to Orders,and
contract for heating buijdinga with the mbat bconomlcal.
Fiinactf’JßSvturuHet v Tho attention of those interested Is
solicited*: Any iniomnition erm be hnd of A. BRADLEY,
Nos 2and 4Wood street, or of . J. BARNDOLLAR,
dec24:tf t "lroa City Stove Warehouse,'No. 134 Wood st.
#lt U Ttubl
THAT PICTURES cfaupericiT excellence may
be obtained at OAKQO’3 New Daguerrean Galle
ry No 76 Fourth street, at prices varying from
One to Twenty Dollars; An work warranted to
nlense
EFffClmeoaotthoTßrioasstjlcs; - Rooms open day and^e
oiog- I
iowardV. mil..™'.-......... -....-uaem-*. nomoit
-■ ■ Hill &. Holliday, n
“T»RODtCa3, FORWARDING AND &MRIISBION MER
JT CHANTS, EvmtvOU, 7a—Strict attention paM to all
consignments for. sale of Flour, Produce, An. Orders ' for
ttßJ.purchase.of Produce po.licit«iaud.promptly attended to.
.floods for rv-Hhlpment forwarded with despatch. ioct9:6m
, BToiy Papier Tftttfgtngg.
, P ,. . ' -NO. 86~WOOD STREET.
TWINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS ;
: |j£ pan«l Decorations, iirgbld. oak and marble;
.•.'. : «lall,•FffP9rfl;s^Ta^ipu|ts£ylas^ , " ‘ ’ ':
Flg'd and. Flaia{Papers. for diningrooms and chambers
Cheap aridlow jirlced WaH.Pnpors;’ *••• .- • ’ '
r-T - :BoTdftr&,'CeiDnKfi,-FigarescWiiidow Shades.
" lA’large and' k complete-assortment of the above, selected
fifr tie season, wtH be sold at the usual low prices.
OctS WALTER P. MARSHALL*
R E A L.
C. IBM SEN,
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY VARIETY. OF>.
VIALS, BOTTLES,
Black Porter, Wine and Claret Battles,
DEMIJOHNS AND CAEBOYS;
FLINT GLASS IN EVERT VARIET it
Warehouse, Nos. 104 Second, & 133,135 first st.,
’ HTTSBUuQH, pa. ■ , [mho3
TOR
Saddlers and Carriage Makers.
R. T. LEECH, JIl.,
No* 197 Wood street,
PITTSBURGH. /, :
.Also, Clothfe, Damasks, Laces, Mobs, lle£t Stuff,
■Boots and Sliosi, 'Wbolssalo and itcta.il
JAMES ROBB, -
NO. 60 Market, and 0 Union street, third door from the
Marbfet H' use/would call the attention of hb friend-,
and the public generally, to the fact, that he Rm noir on
baad the largest and best selected stock- of BOOTS AND
&U 0133, In all their varieties, worn by ladies and geutlrraim
of Phil .elphia, New York and Boeton, and widcb,b« truds,
cannot .ail to please all.
His prices are very much reduced, nud he svlla Ladles’
Suiters at Crom $1,12 t 052,60; Oentlemen’u fcom
to $8; and excellent Qentlemeo’s Goiters. and Youths and
Children's wear, at'extraordinary lowpriee'sj •
Ue also continues to manafarturo, e»JwnrtPT&rr, all de
scriptions of LADIES AND GEOTUSMBN'ftjBOOrs AND
SLIDES, oftheb*stqualltyandtheiatesUtylKall of which
be warrants. Nor 6boold be overlooked bisrtety large na
Kjrtcxent of Gum. Samlets, Overshoes and B-ipis, for Ladies,
Gentlemen and QKildreh. _ livery person, who favors Mm
with their patronage will be fairly dealt with. jattfr
HAND STREET, (SOUTH SIDK<) BET. PENN STREET
AND PA.^
DOCTOR BAKLZ, Graduate and Practßioper
Schools of Medicine, Allopathic and BnsKi‘paUnc r cniJ
for the past tenyears a successful Hydropathist,lniS opened
a WATER CURE In the above location.'
The perfectly safe, direct and immediate vtfT«ct .this sys
tem has on all Fevers, and all diseases acuG and cl.n>ni>-
«hitr it Is mild, grateful and invigorating to the \;< uk >u: J
debilitated, xandera it peculiarly dealrablo ift fomilits, who
will be treated a( tbeir boines. -
Allopathio and Uomcrpathlc treatment will be admlui;-
tared where desired; but, after long and thorough ei;>c-’
riem**, Doctor UatlvJgltcs a decided -preference to Hydro
pathy, which has, throughout the old. au l ocw World,,
proven iw eminently'tfueawifii] In every fnrei of ci(,<?a>e.
including Indplent Consumption, Dy.pepiu,
Inflammatory and Chronic RheumatlMn,' Asthma. Cuta
neous, Nervous and Liver Diseases. Teatimuniuß of cure?
from highly reputable citizens of nearly every State in the
Union, can be examined at Doctor Uaela’a OfSce. The itev.
Cbr/y ar« invited to consult him grati*;
Wdrta water being oswd In tberomtncncemfDhooJottrO
throughout the treatment, it is a luxury instead of pnplcos
aut, a» those auacqauinteil might suppose.
t'artutNCXS. —Meisfir*. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wlison, W. 11. WUUam«, Thompson Bell, J. R. Wei
den. 1). T. Morgan, Wo. B. Holmes, fi.il. English, B JL
Kerr.
The nn larslgned, having visited Doctor Ba**!i'rt lc'Uilu
tion and wjrnessed his suc**ri*ful treatment, chertiiully ti*-
commrnd him as adioroUgbly educated and skilful PSiy
ftlcijuj;
Charles T. RiLisell, Joa M’ConneUs,-DaTld llurrr,,lnhc
0. Curtis, P.obt. Patrick, J~hn U. Uvicgrtou, John *\ r«:bt.
\Y. \V. Patrick. Mavi F. 1-Utnn. <l OruiS'r.y (ij
Gilt, Bilvei, Brass. Bronze, looking-Glass,
I’OKIEAir AND TIG lUitE FKAAiE<,
PU.\ N A.NU UUNASiBNTJ'.D-So -Jl FT man
All kind* c-1 Composition Ornamwits, :or Mcim* i.ni-.
ac. AH kinds of Gild tig ftu-.l lie gilding, to orj-t. u,it.
Moulding-, f.-r Frames, •whalers * and- mull Yarn th r« :
•at Pnc-iugs Eugruvtug-end Uthograpb-, for ,kl».
£&“ Impaired or defaced Oil P»nUngs rvsiorvd io ibo
bt*.. Hi at-OtT . '
JNO. PiniLTVa
AH Frames and Mouldings m -nufaetored In this rstnh
lisdmaent may bo cleaned without iqjurj, with soap omi
wat«*r.
Call aed wo. No. 21 fit. ft.^Jjttpborgh.
Hew Trimming Store, ’ ’
So. 83 Comer of hlaikrl street and the Diamond.
ITHtANIi VAN OOItDER respt-efully annoaoi:,-8 to th»-
. pubHrof Pittsburgh qdU vicinity. that be will open L*j*
new TrimmingStoreoo Mouday, April 17th.
up the neatest store rtnua In the city, auii filial it wi{), u
choice selection of the latest ‘■tyle* of Trimrniug? and fun
cy Goods, h« (latte** himielf that he will oCTct superior ir,-
durementj auii endeavor to give full satisfaction to all who
mayrfavur him with their patronage.
Ndw.dou’l forget the place—No. S 3 Market etrert, corner
of the Diamond. [aprlij FUANIi VAN WORDED.
Seminary for Uoyi.
bvulh-wsl cor. of Fifth ami Grant tU., oyjiottte Court Bauer.
f pilK Fail Session of tbb Bchooi will commence on .UtJV
JL DAY, September 4tb, and the du!i«*.« oT instruction wii)
be resumed by Messrs. GRIGGS and M’DOXALD.
There are ten KUccvsslre moDtha in the Academic year.
Tuition Is $12,30 per quarter.
The number of puplla if limited, end boya are admitted
in the order of applications which may be mode utter
August 30th, at 64 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter
dropped In Poet Office. aulhow*
Lcdlta A Vianti
(Sacceaaoro to Aluivany a lamJU-* )
MANUFA' TUUKRS of Cut, Moulded and Plain, Flint
and Fancy Colored GLAS?WARK. and dealers in nil
kinds of Window G ( aaa, Flksks, Y'tits and Dottles re
house corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mb3Mly
Wm. It. Talcott «fc Co., ,
|sccc£»*ohs to t. KE.’tatnr, Jit., * co.,]
Manufacturers of gilt and mahogany loos
ing GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Pratm*, Ac., aud
denier* In Imported and Domestic Fancy Goods, No.4)2,cur
ner of Wood and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh. tx'tT'ilw
HAVING eoid my interest in the firm of T( KENNEDY,
JR., A CO., to WUUam H. Talcott, who, with A. G.
Henry, will continue the Looking Glass and Variety Dull
ness at the old of. Wood and- Fourth i tree IS,'
under tbe"fityleof Wm.ll. Talcott A Co. 1 confidently re
commend them to my former fcdstomers, every way
qualified,to Kireentirewitlsfaction. •
All persons having demands against me, and all Indebted
to me, will please~maK6 ah early settlement.
oci!2 T. KENNEDY, JR.
HAYING ro-fltted hla store In a handsome manner, and
But recently returned from the eastern cUieawitha
fine assortment Of WATCHES, JEWELRY, oud FANCY
GOODS, wooidcall the attention of his friend* and custom
ers tothe fact that among Ids Watches will bo round the
mostdeslrable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jeweiryvth*
latest stylos of Brooches; Breast Pins, Fob and. Vest Chrdw,
Finger Kings, Ear Kings, Miniature Lockets. etc., etc.
FANCY GOODS—Such as Papier Macho, Work Tahir* and
Roses, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Mi.ts r
Colt’s Pistols, Porto .Monnaies In great variety; China Frud
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variny of useful and ur
namentaLartides, which have only to ho seeu to be arpre-
Tkted. [novl] NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
.3. t!. TICTTtB
fciSTKXtPIUsK WUUKS.
ATo 138 TV&Oif tlresl, Third door below Virgin Alley.
BOWN A TETLEY would call the attention or Sporting
men to their large assortment of Guns, Ditto* und Ito
volvlpg Pistols, the largest-and besteclected stock
©ipeowflnthlß markeii together with a geueral assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, al l of w hieb
we Oder at the lowest possible prices to cash purfihnsertt<or
for good approved paper. marl 8
JM’LAUQHLIN, No. 96 Fourth strept, nearly.oppcrite
« the Mayor's Offlpu'jlfl toahUfiietdringGenGbdipn’Ffust
Boots, Low- Kioes; ties’ and buttoned;' Congress uud Button
ed Gaiters; Ladles’Boots, Half Boots, Jenny Lluds, slip
pers, and French Lashing Gaiters, of eyerycolor and sbads;
fancy KM arid Bailn Gaiterd, of the best material; Mlsses
rind Children’s do, of every variety.
-N. B.—All kinds mode to order, on short action. fsulO
Dissolution of Partnerslilp.
THE Partnor*h.p .between Wm. VyuogHcn aud Dnojel
Youngson, under the namoof-WM. Y’oo.vcso.TA C0.,1s
dlsolved. WM. YuUNGSON will carry oa the PAINTING
butlue.s* io all its branches at tho Fhop of the late firm. No.
23 Sr-VENTU street, Opposite tho Neptune Englue Itoust.
mb 27:1* WM. YuGNOsON.
Wm. Youngion,
House, sign and oknaue.nTal payntek—no
2il SiVtNTH street, opposite the Neptu*o E'ik*o«.>
mu27;bm
North-Western Police Agency,
NO. 80 WAoIiINGTuN oTrKET, co.lhi .if
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ALfcAfl PINKEBTON.
DSVOTE TfIEIU ATTENTION TJ THE TUAXSACTION oF A. afi-VFKAL
DETECTIVE POLICE BU?INEd» . ‘
Ip the state* of Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana.
mh!9:dtf ’
•tfotdlera I "'Bounty Liamls. r " 1 "
AND Cl AIMS AGAINST GOVERNMENT.—I will pro
« -re Bounty LftfidWsrraotsfar Widows
and Minor Children; *fcftd *will proaecute Claims ngaia.o
Government, and attend to buslnees in the “Court or
Claims,” recently established by Congress.
; Bounty Laads-*Soidiers> Claims,
rpUK umlurelgnad has made.arrengementa \vith rhotnas
1 Lumpkin, of Washington City, to procure WARRANTS
Ac., for Soldiers, their Widows or Children, for BOUNTY
LANDS, or any other claims.ot the Government;
SAMUEL FAHN h>Ti>CK
mhfctf 1 Residence, No. 0 Ross street, Pittsburgh.
THE undersigned, conrlaneß to ootaln JBoaqty Laod
Warrants. The .pweflt bill-gires-to uli 'wbo iiute
•eetfed in any war since 1793,1G0 acres, lerma moderate.
IiO&J9 OOUKSHOOT, 87 Diamond alley
between Wood st and Diamond!
. AgfJiOF for Soldiers* Claims.
LOOA’TIbN OF LANDS.—FUttCiiAS-BANb tJALR OF
LAND WARRANTS.—The undersigned has made ar
rangements with competent and responsible 1 goatlrm-n to
obtain Certificates or Warrants for boldlew, their widows of
minor children, who are entitled to Bounty Lands; also for
the Location of Lands, and sad Sale of Land
Warrants. DAVIS,
.mhlfctf Cornerof Wood and Fifth strata.!
HOAIEj LBAOUE FACTORt.
_«rA MILTON sTBWAdT, Manuf.cturer of ShtrUDC,
~Tt Shacks: etc-v Bebecca street, Allegheny, ha-*
opened n»Bawroom-,Bioosi> c-tqht Post corner-
Fifth and: Wt&d etreetf, ; '
Merchants-Who hre not-swats that these Checks can,-he
made as godd-Add sold as low here as in any other cliy in
the United States, are invited to call and examine for them*
selves. mh 12:1m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WINDOW GLASS,
AL'O
WATER CURB INSTITUTE,
tUUIAUU C. UUCIU&O,
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A Cai<t
Henry Elehardion, Jeweller,
Boots and Shoe#.
EDWAItD A. KUCSEK
Pinkerton A- Co.
Office, No. 148 Third street, one door above SmlthGeld at
March IV, 1b55 HIAftLBj N tYIoR. *
Bounty Landed
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CiSVELAND . A.U b -PITTSBURGH
RAd L ROAD. . ;
STEAMERS FORES l' CITY AND DIURNAL,
via WEitsrrzte,
Ohio and Pennsylvania- Railroad*
VIA ALLIANCE.
1 pliE shortest. quickest and most felfahle route to Toledt-
X Chicago, Rock Island, Galena, apd St. Louis,'ls VI/
CLEVELAND-.
This route ia One bundled miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous,one yia "Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
Three Daily Train* from Cleveland to Chicago. '
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-three hours
and St. Louis thirty-wren lionra. ’
VLA ALLIANCE. '
Toe Trains of the Ohio and Penns. Railroad leaving Pitts
burgh at ii.OO, A. M., 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. SL, connect
at AlHsuco at G3O A. M., 11.45 A.', M., and 030 P. 2L, as
follow*: -"S' i ■'
Trains for Cleveland leave Allianceat 730, A-M.,irad 12.0'
»M., and G 35 P. JI, connecting- at Hudson with. Trains foi
Cuyahoga FaUfh and- Akron* and <arrivingdn- Cleveland a’
10.04 A.M.,2 29:f. M..ana9.QOP.M. ,*
PaßLcngctfi for-Toledo, Chicago, St.Loulp, Rock island.
Galena, and the North«vesVwlio wish to go through with
out will-/take the .train. leaving. Pittsburgh a 1
8.00 A. M„ and nrtfving iu' Cleveland at 2.20 P. fiL, as that.
Ib the only txald ! by 'which close 'connections are' inade
thmugb to>tho above point. 1 Paseengera -by 'this trulc
nauchCbiQago'fit.73o.ne£traerning L and St. Louis at mid-:
night. _ j _
Tbi* Steamers For«a City and Diurnal will leave Ihello
iKnffaht'ia wbaif.eTery mnrniog, (Sundays excepted.).at.
10 o'clock, for VVelDville, connecting with tbe train leaving'
WellKTilloat 4.30 P. M., and arriving at Cleveland at O.CKr
P.
An Apcpromcdivtian.Train, will, leave Wc'lsvllle dally,
(Sundays .excepted,) at G.-f) P. M. f connecting at Bayard
with'Kiprejy Train arririi-ff id'Clevelandht 2 k 0 P. M. ' :
Tr.ilns fcora VVrlJsViUv-and Cleveland connect atßayard
fcr Waynesburg, Dort-r, apd New. Philadelphia..
’ for Cleveland, Chicago and the "North-west,
vl i Well&vllle, arb ecld at alesßTite than via' Alliance! r
Thu Trains from.Gleveland.tn Tnledd and Chicago, run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 7-30 and 2.3 Q,A v Jd.»aud 6.25 P.
M.; arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. &1., 7.00 A. 51., and 10.00
A. 1L ‘ 4
Trains leave.Chlcag© fbc Rock Island and St Louis as
follows: For Rock Island at 9.00 A. 61* and 11.00 P» 5]..
Per St.' tiouis at 9.15 A. II T imd 10.06'P. Ml ’ . . 1
Passengers Tor St Louis go over Koefc Island Railroad tc
J6: ; *i,auu then<«ov«T ibeChicngS abrt iiißsUolppi KdUrbad
io Alton, and ih*qce by Steamboat.(23 miles) to £t. Louis
PWfiongera by the 9.15. A. M.,Train arrive in St. Louis at
lidlOrame evening, end by tbo 10.06, P. M., Train, at nbon
.nextday. ••
checked through to Cleveland, and there re
cbnckivl tor ChSccgu ano Bl Loula.
FAKE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
: Utdass* 2dcTz -Ist class; 2d cTe
Tr AUiencp 4‘i Ou To U Salle.., SIG «-G $l3 fO
•* vVv-1aT.i1... 400 . “ Rock Ifd'4, H6O .14 25
•> Tulf-dT 860 “ Galena 18 15 14C0
• 4 CLloiro. ..13 WO. $lO 60 “ Springfield :1« 70 -16 20
Lteonjiugt..,)G 00 . 14.-JQ •“ iiurUngtem 21.00, j -
SE T<.u1k....2100 10 50
- Vessengersarc requested tt
otl-\'ti of tLo Company, in 61 1
NEW AND DTRECT ROUTE OPEN
: rnanvaij '
Kortiiern Illinois to th.o Mississippi Elver,
lOWA, 31ISSOUUL
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA,
All liollroaU to thc fillaßUsippi/
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
KAIL ROAD :
Formselv tas-CiiiCAbd axd Aubo.a A Cest.-Militabt
- Q. IS •KtAV COMPtEtt®,'
And Trrjnft. ruu tbe entire UL'-tßnto f om CUIOAGO-TO
RUlti INf;TON,.lowa, wiUmut-chttpge of (lirs.
Ihe'Ooty Dltvcr Room to ''BTTRLINGTON,' QCTNC?,'
KEOKUK, MUdCIITINE r CQOAWKA; WaPB-.LO. FORT
DiS MwINKS, CoUNCIL-DLUrK,:Aouand the 03LV AtL
h li r.HMAD Romo fn-n tlllC/Ov' TO ST.LOUIB,
LMuTON ' CLINTON. DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
J AOKdON VILLE, r*AL’LES, ( and intermrdivte! Staliom, on
tl;tt Ilihi'D Ootral, UroiU V\>EL-rn, und Ohio tod lib&H*
Eipvi Uvilrf’ods..
■ TrrfuAOu'thfl ebovw Line leave Chicago ornvpl of*
fr<’m the E«st—avoiding aU’iaying ovct it inyof'
ilu- p<,lints. i
npi-s leave BurUngton dvlly fir Southern and Central
l«*pa Rial NcrthtTTj 33i£ , oarl—-m_:iklug > Uja.-qQ!ckcst7and.
u.o-t reliable route lo rrarh nlMlie Idip<Vrfirtit _ weff
of tL»- MWiAsijpi a.< far »R Council DlulT, with fcom fortyio
bin tniU-« hisgia: 'ban by auy Qthar rou e. The Rqftd,
ti r n le: g*> portion of :he wsy, i» laid with' the co.VTLNcpijs
Bail., th-- ruinotiit-st riding an-i Railroad in the We?t—
vi,ill --orbed wi,U Lh"iucstiiiodern Lo.omctirqsand elegant.
u<» Carp. ...
iijj • By this r -uio are <ure r.f making rohneo,
tiuur, and at Loui* onadFvriiscd lime aToidihg'
the vvxnt.:o-iM dvl-iy of fogs and ice, and dangers of naviga
tion. as rn the rente by Alton.
Bagrate cheeked direct through from Chicago, end no
charge for L»udling ht any point.
TUKOC/GU TICKETS by this route can be purchased at
all the Uallrosd OB'c-s iu tbe East; at tho Office o t tbe
Comp ny, corner of Clm k and Lake stieets, in the Grtbilt*
Budding; ai th'J Ih-pot of the l-iiileria B. R, and at the
Ailrh Ci at. R K. Office, corner oi Lake and Dearborn fits.,
rvr-o'l*e Treinont House, Chicago.
FRrUiIIT consigned by this route will receive immedi
ate despatch. C. G. HaMmond, Sup’t.
C. E. FOLLLTT,
Gen'l Tirket Ag*t, Chicago.
can be pro-cured at the principal Railroad
O.T.crsoi -i bi' (vmcrrv. ’ tnM9
" Ibos. AlaT LINE~Kt>UTE 1855.
.JOSEPtt J. VkAM,
FROM
CHICAGO TO ST. I^OUiS
. Vla .CmCAGD, .ALTON- AND ST. XOUIS
Formerly the Chicago and UllsiUaippl,
CurryinjtAi (Srest American £rpresi and F. S. Mailt.
T'lLli Only > I)iri'cl.»iKl Reliable Route to tbe South and
Soutb-Wt-at—reventy ilhkfi Shorter than any other
Route. ' ’
two ranocoji txru£Ss teaijo p.ult, susDArj tsctprsD.
Learrs Arrires at
Chicago. st. Lews.
St. Louis Day 15xpr«8:»........... 9.15 A 5L.^.--....» , 1230 A 11.
St. Louis Night Ksprc*s „IQ.OO P. II P. M.
• Trains rate directly through without chaiige; of--car* or
baggage. 1 '
Perm CUiC3£9 to St Zmnt in hoters. • ;
nnhiiiTAM CON NRCTiONtv—At Joliet, with th* RCftt
Ifilaml ILiilroad f r ettawa, L Balle,Reck IslandphdXen
tral lowa. .
’ At Uiw< miegtoo, with Illlooh Centfal'Rflilfrad'for Clin
ton, Wnyut.-iriile and D»catu’-, and with Stages f r Peoriai
. At Sp with Great Western Railroad for Jackson
viifaaud llliuois-Kiver.
•At Alton, with Hally Lino of Packets Tor Ilunnlbati
tiuiucy au l Kiukuk; ibu most expeditious and'reliable
rou’e to all poftiousof North-rusiem Missouri.
At Ft. Lout?, w1?li Dally First cla?s 8 eatners for New
Oilt-nn.- and mietmediatn poiotaon the Lower slissiFsippl,
un l aiih Regular Llueo tef Backets for Kansas, Si'. Joseph,
and nil points ou tho s)Uiouri,Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arßunsus Itlrerß
it. P.-MORGAN; Shp’t, Bloomington, 11
1- PAULING. Uhi » o, HI. [«p7j
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
r ?'nii GHEAT CENTRAL ROUTK, connecting the : At-
X lan.ic ciiit-s with Western, North-western and South
western States, b; a continuous Railway diroct. This road
also concocts at Pittsburgh with daily Ifoo oi steamers to
uli pares on,the Wcateru ltivcri, aud at Cleveland and San
dusky with steamers to nil ports on-the North western
Lukes: making the mostdircci, c hcapttl and reliable rvuli.
by wbloh FKfcIIGHT tsn bo forwarded to and from the
Great Beal.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA k PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS.—Roots, shoes Dry Goods, fo- Inn is a
. -T (in hexes,) Fuf», Fttilhen., Acf....™ \ 00a V s * 100Ibs *
SECuND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,)
Dry Uoode,..(lp balsa,) Hardware, Lca-V76c. per lOOlbs.'
th» r, Wool, Ac—
THIRD CLASB —Bagging* Bacon
and Pork,-(inDulko Hemp, Ite \ 65c * P e * 100 ® 9 *
FOURTH CLASS —Cotlee, Fish, Bacon and 1 • _ iftAfv a
Pork, (parked*) Lard and Lard Oil f 6 - sc '
In snipping Goods from any point Flast ot Philadel
phia, bo particular-to tnarfc package 'via Pennsylvania
Railroad,”- AH Oooda consigned to the Amenta GT thiA Road
iu i’hil«dclpliia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
dob-iuidn. .
Fkeiout AQENT3—Moses Potter, Boston;' j. L
Y.; E. J. Sneuder, Pniladeljihiu; Magraw & Kobns.Balti
mure, Geo. O. Franciscus, Pittsburgh; Shrlngman 4 Brown,
Ciuclunati. Oh1c; J. 8. MoOrbeud, Louisville* R. O.
AlelJrum, Mudis >n; Ind.; natcM! & Co., St. “Louis, MO4 J.
8. Mitchell A Son, ilTanfiTille, Indiana. '•
iPENJfSTLVANIX RAILROAD
'■fMnum DAUiY XUKOUfIU-TR&lNS,between'Phllßdol
-1 pbla and Pittsburgh.- ; yi4W MORNING MAIL.TRAIN
le.iT«>s I’JiltiitltilpUla fur. Pittsburgh a* A. £l., and Pitta*
burgh tbr st 7, A 51. i'HB FAST LINE
lean-3 PWl*ii«lphia for- Pittsburgh at I P. M« -ans Pitta
burgh for Philadelphia all, P. 51, TUK NIGHT JSXPRESS
Tit AlNl'h-atej Philadelphia fur Pittsburgh at U, P.iL,and.
Pittsburgh foi-Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
The abgse hues connect at: PliteburghvritHthe Railroads
to arui from St. Louis, Alp-, Alton, Galana end Ghlcago,llh?
Pranktf K,“ Lexing'ton and LouijiTUle,. Terre Haute,
Miidbon, hdfayetleuhd lndianapolbi, Ihd4 Cihdonati,Day
ten, Springfield, Bellufontalce, Eanduaky, Toledo,” Cleve
land, CotuuibuH, Zapearllle, Alassblon end Wof>ster 4 ;Qhk>r
also, wi'f'h the Steam Pncke i Bouta from and to Nxw Obl&ass,
M Loma. LomsviLLS uud Cnra.^ATi.
'Through Tickets cau be bed to or from either of the above
places.. <• y V •. .. - *
Por farther particularSj see handbills at the different
starting peidts.' •Pakragerfl from the "West will find this the
shortest ondmcsL expeditious route to Philadelphia; Balti
more, Ncvr Yorkjor Boston,. TUO3.JdOUKB, . u-
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia. -
3.MEBKIMEN, "
Agent, Passenger Lines,'Plttsbiirgh.r ’
1-tIIIIEETUBEE-SYOJtY UOU4ES KOP. BALE--Sitna Utl
on Frtiuklln »nd l ltn streets. The corner boo&e con*
tains tiverdam?, a'gcr.d cellar and a stoftf-room—water fix-'
un»« tbroujtithe ht>use;. '' :>■■■ r i..-.-
The (itUt.r bouses contain eight .xpom§ each ; bath room,
collar, and hot 'ami eujd wa>er through tbe'whole house.
•For prko arid-terms cUH'at'the Utral Estate Ofß'ca tf *• " '
> i' j •S. CUTHBISRT / <; , -80N.
. ' Si*.; m.. Waiter p; ,;vv *"’ ;v ' ’
sad .Dealer in French and American .Paper
: I” tn»rs
■ PEAUiiJ
U »P 3
11 ’ T
RAILROADS
COSSECTIJJO TVITH
VTA' WELT,SVTLEE.
o procure their tickets at ttif
ionobgahelar Uoure, below the
BRAND, Bop't, Clateland*
CAUGirEY, Ag?i, Pittsburgh
CBSTBIL KOCTK
U. 11. HOOBTON,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
H. J lombaMt.
- . Snp*riiUetnlnnr» Alto na. Pa.
It!S—UHJ bushels rec'd and for sale by
HENRY H. COLLINS.
NUMBER 176.
'DAILY. M(MEK& POST.
MONDAY MORNING:':
PASTOR’S ELECT.
“Now (ell me about It, Weldon. Xam bo
anxioos tobenrthe whole story;'nnd it’B such a
nice evening,for thja, too. It iB so great a lox~
urj to be all alone-uith-you, that the rain sounds
really musical as it drops ngaipat the panes”
She hiid : ’pushed a low ottoman to his feet,’and
throwing herself on this, lifted her sweet face,
,et in It 1 * frame-work of browQ, soft hair, to her
brother’s. • . ■ .. . ,
“ 80, yon have nt last caught me, and .intend
turning my confessor —do you, little eis ?” ennl
ingly responded the young 'clergyman, as ho
tnrnedhis eyes from the antbraoUo-blaze, where
they b.aii .been dreamily, fastened.-fir the last
half hour, and a beautiful, almost dreamy ten
derness Beetned to drift into them Os they ires ted
ooliis sißter. : • -
••yes. To think yon are really engaged; -Wel
don [. Wjhatjtfonld .yonr good parishioners-say,
if they knew it, .particularly the younger portion,
of them? I am somewhat apprehensive their
daily bequests of hoqnets' rind frnits would be"
sensibly-diminished.; But about the lady "is
shojseautifal, Weldon _ :
■ “ A woman’s first query 1” and again that-neb
smile went iiko Sunlight over the grave but
nandsome features of the young pastor. “l am
not: ,oert sin, Hattie, whether an artiste wonld
think her so. . Her features are not entirely Teg
ular, and her cheeks lees rosy than your own ;
but the emotion of her' deep, gentle, loving na
ture-look but'of her dark bide byes, and there Is
a aweet .hearUohirograpby, in. the smiles IhaJ
,sparkle «t titpes over, hep small and rather pen
sive mcuib,”
v«TWI ’are drawing'a charming Raphael
turS; brother mine. She is young, of conrfle?”
•‘.Hardly :tweuty-one.”
“And—no, I,need not ask if her mind is well
cultivated,.for I know your opinions respecting
wonS'ch too well to doubt this. But is she intel
ledtual—to’short, n book worm ?”
•tWe!-something of one, Tho formation of
her head indicates a 6upericr mtntai organiza
tion, bLt all the faoulties.are well balanced.”
tsAud—let,me,see-r-iB sho wealthy J” . >
“Only in the possession ofi.those great jewels
which are above ail price.”
“ But her they?”
. “ I never saw but one. member of it, and he
was'a Bfyyirr. I,:: " ' ’’ *
, “ Weldon!” a The Httle-Ungers that had-been 7
playfully braiding themselves with those,of-the
young man’s, were suddenly , withdrawn, the
quick' biobd Hashed into the questioner’s cheeks,
and'a look of miiigled asfonfsfimfenthnddisplea
snre filled.;herl brown eyes as’sbe ejaoulatod;
“ WeJdpp, yon are not in earnest t
“Ted; I ain, Hattie. . You know ! wonld..noj
jestori srich a sabjeof.” . ' ! ,
“But yon-tdos' me .00 greatly Vy surprißOi
And—end.” .The little’ rod lips trembled ■ for a
moment, and, then the tears brimmed over the
lashes, and jenrneyed down the cheeks..
*• And I'troubled too, Ifattle ?’’ interro
gated’the young mdn, as he leaned forward; and
caressingly smoothed down the bright hair of his
sister,. > ■
•.•‘Don’t look, bo sorrowrol,. darling, ns though
some''great evil bad chanced tue; bht listen to
What" I shftU"tel! : you, ;, cind'then See if yOuf own
true and notdo hoort, unbiaßcd by social diiitinc
tiousnnd prejudice?, does not.oommend my elep,,
tion. Will you do this, linttio, if not for my
sake, for : His who said'(hat the poor and the
rioh'Were-alike in Ms : sight!”
, SweetcHaUia Marshall l Her One great foible':
was.her pride for her handome, noble-hearted
brother it was hardly a weakness, for fie was all
that doi had left her of the household over whom
tbeeprtag datsiCß Had long spread tb'eir golden
covering.; and for a moment shohdd looked, with
the world’s eyes.upon bis betrothal to : the sister
pf a mendicant. But her-brother’s words had
silenced! tho pride-whispers in. her-heart, fori
Hattie, Marshall, had (earned of Him who was
meek and lowly in spirit. .
“I will do as you Forgive me,
if I havudoue wrongs” ghe whispered,-dpijtvriog
op clofier'ttffier 6r6lhcr!_aßd!ayiug h'er'hcad'ih
its old resting place! against hia'hear.tj.-'for very
tenderly the brother andsisteTjoved.eacb otbgj,..
WofilCit-MarshairufreW Around ; hS J
sister’s waist, and then,-when the rain moaned,
and the wind muttered around the windows, and
the anthraoite fire mingled its ruddy glow.with"
tho silver astral light and filled the parsonage
sitting room with a dreamy crimson light, be
tdd a story of the past, and bis eyes grew dark
er, his low, earnest tones full of pathetic elo-.
quence as be told it.
“It is eight years next month, Hattie, .and I
was in New York, engaged, in my collegiate,
studies. Yon see it woe throo years after our
mother's death, and you were at that time with
qnclo Harvard attending school.
“It was a cold,wild, disagreeable night; and
I rememfier standing, pt tho .window ofmysong
sanctum, and looking out ruefully into the dork ,
ness, for! had made, an engagement to meet
several of roy fellow students that evening in a
dißtsnt portion of the city. ......
“ Dear me 1 how the wind blows I’’ Isolilo
quized, with a very feminine shrug,cf the shoul
ders, as .1 drew the curtains closer. “I’ve half
a mind to throw myself on the lounge,, which I
■ looks so provokingly comfortable, this evening,
and not attempt an encounter with the elements,
life absurd to think they’ll expect mo enoh n
pight aa this. In short,! won’t tempt an infin
eozi }sy, Bhowing my face outside the door,” was
tho conclusion of my monologue.
“I remember that I wheeled up tho .sofa in
comfortable proximity with the fire, located the
lamp so that the rays fell softly upon the vol
ume I intended tu oommuDO with, and I had
settled myself for a long, quiet winter’sevening.
“But it would not do. My eyes wandored
listlessly, along tho pages; they could not en
gage roy attention. . A strange, unacoonntable
feeling, of restlessness and anxiety seemed to
possess mo. At. last Irresolutely closed the
book, and a few minutes later I was in Broad
way, mentally censuring my folly in yielding to
a feeling I could not resist.
V “ Ah, me ! looking back through, the eight
jears that lie between that dreary night and the
present, how clearly can I discover, the great
Father’s love in it all!
“ What' is it you want, here, roy little, bay ?”
I see him now just as though I had seen .him
this morning, and the light from tbo tail window
is .falling on him just aa it fell then, revealing,
hfa ragged dress and pale, pinched, features, and
the oold rain is dripping, off bis..thick, brown
onrla, just ns it did then. It. is a strange,
mournful picture—the dark night, in the book
grourid;‘and the little ragged boy,.and.,the briU.
liant lights, and the great store,with.all sorts of
fare oonfeotiot s. in front, Np-Wonder it touched
my hear). The tyoy started.as I. laid my hand
I gently on his shoulder, and looked up with his
[ wild, eager,'bright!eyes into my.face. .
Oh, air!”he said, after a moment’s earnest.!
petusaf of my features, “I was thinking if,l
only could onrry one of those cakes home to El-,
len; She is very sick, and—and (the little Cel- j
low’s lips quivered,) wo haven’t had anything to
eat for two days.”
I did not'speak another word; but I.caught,
hold of the child and pulled him after me into
this store.' .. . , .
' '• Hand me down a plate of those cakes,’! I
oried to the astonished olerk, who turned with
more than ordinary alacrity to fulfil my, request.
I drew the boy into a em.all, sitting room: at
one end of ; the establishment, “ Now eat those
as fast aa yon can, and then tell, me who Ellen
is.” ' “ . ' ‘
V His hungry look, the strange, avidity with
whioh he grasped the food, almost. wruDg tears
from tn'y eyes;
Ellen is my sister—my only sister sinoe the
baby died. We are alone now. Last month,
just after they.buried mother, Bhe grew aiok. I
s’peso if was because, she cried eo much.; and
shc]B being-growing worse all the time.”
And' thepe li nobody to take care .of her
now but you," my little fellow . •
•• Nobody but me—the. money mother left->8
all'goue, you see,,sir, and,, tboueh sometimes
earn: a sixpence by selling papers cr cleaning
’sidewalks,’. I couldn’t leave Nelly .for. tho last
Wept, 'she'grew so m.ach W.o.tse- 0, sir, haw.
eotfd there .taste 1 I osu’t thank,you, but I wan’t
toi”.” /• :■ ■
“ Weil,' you needn’t, my boy. I want no other
thanks than your enjoyment of’them."
“ But mayn’t I take the rest home to Nelly ?
s* «*> -
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RATES OF ADVERTTsiffa ~
iaitsss fmV '-nt- raisi'iTTßßtuan pm as
TS.t UXS3 iL,to U&l;
«qi* a jcara, ime:
'**' -Olffc i>,7§
“ “ two gB9!{P... > Brt».iitrt..a..i»a»y>«««w»w*«,' J !lr,jO
“ “ tiiren —>...*»« 4GO
“ “ -twcoint
■ 4< ' ® W
u " « • ono .. i§ (»
itindicg Card, six llnes'oT less, jkeraimnia».M..*«M»~* IQ 00
. . r -~ cnxsg*Aßt»AifttAstißi;.
Oae square, pcraimuin, (exdtißive of th* paper).....!. 3$
She’ll bo.frightcned i'm gone eo long. 0, sir.
if you’d only go witit m!” ;
“ I’ll como an.cl'seo you and Kolly tO-mOrro* ”. .
I said, “ if yon tell tne whore yon liye K andboV
while yon are eating the. remainder of your’
oaken, I’ll get something. tbntll«llywUUike bet
ter.” . .. ... .. „...
I proonrod a basket whioh I saw well blocked
with n variety of fruits and confections’most
likely to tempt the appetite of an invalid,‘’and?
adding to these all the money .1 had nithme,.!’
returned to.the child, . [i, .. .. , '
• *• Go': home to Nelly witfi tfi'esa as fast as you
can, ’ r I adid-, “arid fell her 1 that I will bonie to’seo, 1
her to morrow morning, 'iNoW'be a tnnh. my.
little boy, and take, good cafemf,BiatoriEUen,.tlil,
then.” ....
“’And are all these for her ?” said tiie child,
as his dargo; wondering 'bright eyes "t oamed over !
the basket, “And ahe has been' moving in her'-
Bleep, after, an orange, for a, whole yteek. ..,,0,,
air, we will pray God to bless yon. for, nU; ,
thia; and ho will, for mother used to say be
wonl'd- hold tbosa'in everlasting- remembrance
who: forgot not. the, widow and orphan”’*
and tears of. gratitude. and delight/woro shew-,
eribg fast down the little, jbl.iowg,; faoe.ajs.tre,
parted'.''- ' ‘
• vlho next morniDgi-Hattie,'l receivedlhitlet* r
ter which summoned, mo to my 'father's dyiEg:
bedside,. - I.had, of .coara?, co.timorto fulfill my
engagements with tho little orphans, in whom I,
bad-becoms 'so greatly interested ; indeed tj b
mournfal ’which’ drew'nS'd otW ?
mora to-the homo of my childhood banishedlimp *
from my mind..” ... s ,
.APRIL ic;
,: ‘lf yon'will loot down to .thaf.time, my little; ’
sister, you 'will remember thht !4prit' was weav
ing-her green carpeteever tbe’tneadeWEfbtfofc"
we. parted, aui I returned, to'the city? tot conn
pleta my ibabßeiyite,,,
in''Wbicli, frefore toy father’s dying I hrd
solemnly pledged myself to spend all the’life 1
God should grant me.". •; '■< i ~' x
JOSBFU MOGRIDGE, ' '
COMMISSION -AN© -FORWARDING MERCHANT; -■ ’ C
, : No. ss Cowwaacui, bslow Pot ,
! liOUlfl, MOiV
/7‘IQNBI(3NME?vI3 gad Com Dilraionswililpoetu liftprompt?,*
Vi/ 'an'dperßonal 'attention, and libezal advance* will £•
-gives, wtep required,; cm .QGftsigtamfnta or BlHsh f 1
trj hand. ~ , „ . . . c r ,.\.
Ordexi far the'fontabase bfßefid, Gi l iih, r oemp andother *
vf U 1 be st tbßlawesimaxketpficee, <')
. Merchandize and Pro
'dticQ»sJUmc«twith cflppcialtpf&.tthdldlspafcchj lira lowest?
Tata; of Freight will always be procaj'ect, and tho expense
aVoldali : ' } ; ‘' : ' 7
Pgg6 A : fiacbh;« Bonis; 5 Bills A jlortoh, . Cincinnati; "-
- : Charlesa,Blow A 00., do; StrailerA Gorman,' • Pinddy
. Chouteau & Voile, do; Hpfiea A Frazer. do;
Doan, King* Coi; do; Springer A'Whiteman, do;
J.W.BuU«rd^:pj.;PlfctsbbE'B.CtilodDdmhAA£S)ST da;
J>. ; Leech & Co., . do;. S-AC. XaroaU
TFin'. uolfctes &X!6.J i; do ; v ' Morgan-, J .M. Back AMorgan:
Cibwr* March? .Now %oz)ti Brß,<?onieg!y6,'T> • r>dPjr:*T
Freer* Forrest,'"' ' do;' Shields A ipiler, . do; .
dn; rJosiahLeeACo.,' Baltimore. •••*.
‘A. ; G.Farwell&Cq.,Boston;. Abrahsn*JLCote,.? 4o«
i Howard, Sera fi Co., 1 - ‘“do; , '\7.B.lt&yfl6ldk» ' LonimUe;
... ~■>> j-r ; n*.l>.Now<?ohiVA , Bro !
T.C.Twlcfcbli A Co., Copiinlssion Merchants. Naw r<
ftgjLl have.an open. roilcy t ofJn9upance. which willeorer
all flhipmeiitfi'to'my addres?, when'advised by letter p£f ' *
- mail,or whan endorsed on biHaofladlng before,jorratthw.". *
time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE, '. ,
: 7 junta-: ' - i Sf.Louis.MJeebhrl^ 1 s --*•
HOPPE R’S r PATENT PLAINE* i i
THE undersigned is prepared to supply •"•
CABINET-MAKERS, and Workers in Wppd generally,,. - .,
-Wafa bis Patented and valuable PtAVES." ‘
Ad who have trjed. it, a.most!Tida*blein»ii , ‘)
■f*ntio’D, T that must soon jjjieral ayo. Tfaefpi*
lowing letters from >Wo J &tnotJg ,r: 5
man; Iet k ers the. Patentee thin-.
Plane abore all others Iti ufla;’* ‘ '
V • ?<■ '7Rt^VsOH'^t^'!r^AnOTr'FACTOET, o >^' :^
- . f ... ,'i February ZSttfSW. 1 ;-)
t VTe'hferbbytertlFy, that daring the last'twelve months
we have ured. Hopper’s .Pat ob PJahe; add do pot hesitate'' r,
to recommend it to Cabinet-Makers an4,Carp.' , pterB a? SU; r
-.perlor • onny other Piano In'tfsv 'We cobsilerltpeculiarly J - ’
adaptedjto planing,oak, cherry, .walnntj.atrdjßll
'baTd : woO'J, bnd fjr planingyeno
thß wraping, ji^d<S >/ baing
fiiiie 1 One man, by* uslDg tnia Plane L will, plane ,
vepeef 3 than firemen fchrT do v byany otKer blane or method- ! 1
in use. . IL i H. , RrAS^A'Co<r l ; f -«,
TO Mcses F. Eaton, Esq.: . u -.
Dear str—l hard eaammei Tfotp^r' 8 -Patent '
-Plane, and beliore it to r b ft -,°- 1 ? llO f^- exco^I1^AT 4al 0 f 'rth»>_
uffe Tor which it i> intendwljtts a'ccmbinatibh oT'plane.ahd"
sera - ; % r. r-h** ‘ruci : t ■■ ■
It i's particularly adapted to planing reneerj. does. .
not rcquvaQns-foortkrthgtlme^lAbrirorthWofamdibo'i;-"' ’
aud I have no,doubt h when,-
knpwtf,--biit that it will entirely upersede' ths floriner te
dious ‘ <>t .j* r
I most cbeeffolly recommend it to all peTWms engaged io,
the Cabinet' business, ustfronrmy khciwltdg*-cTif; there Is*
nothing give apmootb and .beautiful finish - -
to Venfeere ai the Hopper Patent Bench'Plane.'
• .... ,-jAstts Pft Wo9inmiC,'ii
■ ? ' 'TaroiloreWarerbonis. Q7 V 99 Third .Pittsburgh. r
• < MuSE3 F. EATON', of tM 1 } c\ty, is-roysols-Agent trrr thd uT.
sale of Flinesi or of rights *o4 Mil them , ,
r t •; WM; 0. nOPPEB. ; '* rjf
Marph,2l, JSSS-(ffih2l:tf).
.. . . . *s;;.:.
MOSES F.' EATON, No. 19 Sixth street, agent for felling ;
and buying PATENT RIGHTS, is now anthoriMd'tO ' *
sell the following, lately patented .articles,: ...
, Sands & Cummings’Patent Brick Machine;
. ilnpper’s patent TeneerPJone; ; .
' Trott’s patent Oil for Steam Engines;
ttoan’fl’Bock Drilling Machines £ ’* ‘ ;
Coe’s patent Drill, for Drilling Iron; . ,
Copland’s StaUonary’undPorlableSavr Mills; 1
■ Crawfnni’s Steam and Water Guagea;and,: ■< • ■ -
• Griffith’s Wrought'lton’Railroad Chair Machines..
- ThesaarticleahayehespiexaminBd.bypraetl<»linethanlc* •
[and machinists, and pronounced superior to any.ln.naa*.
I He is also authorized to sell Eights to make and rend these
articles In any part.of . the country. I''- 1 -- •
Ho has also tfr «de hot-pressed Nritta and Washers, attl ’
finished •
* ; Ile'ls also prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other ;
patented Elgnts ind new TnTenUofiSj'aud givetoUe host’ ;
ness falthfaland constant attention.;
He refers to tha following
J ' . .. : 'CARD.
IJThe subscribers have long teen acquainted ypitb Mp. ■ :
.MosBiFi.Eafonj &nd have ut>'hesitation In 'recommending
hlto, to all who may wish to employ, bis services, es.a gen - '-’'
tlfimeh of‘undoubted integrity’ and Indefatigable industry,
111 waosflexertionsCTeryreliance maybeplodeh'; v- . ' ; ■
: Nevillo B. Crolr, W, Jr., „.(.
17m.Larimer, Jr., 7 - • f John Graham,' ' ' if • ’ .
W. 11. Denny, u H,Childs A Cou,:-: .
James-Wood, N. Holmes A Sons. . . ~
• R.;R. Friend, _ r.i.- Kramer
F.lxiTenz. L. R.. Idvlutrpton,,-
• Knap A-Wade, '■ : ' ' .'William 1 F. Jbhniian.
1 William Phillip*, : „ . Andrew .Fulton*.; i:•••?
- , Wilson M’Catldlesai A W. Loomis.
Ptnaonaoni Noyember.27tb»lB3k
Doan’s Patent R«ck ! Driiuiiiz *
; YXTKIGHING ABOUT 300 POVNDSf eaabe : ;-
If moved by two men, and do the work of fire or six in
the ordinary way. S. Fowler A Co.,slanufactUTerff.
• The subscriber hn9 been appolnted,pole,agent in the UnJ*
ted States, for Ihoealetf-WyfiGMo bse theß&'Maehinea. ‘ " f '
... MOSE 3 F< EATON* 1$ Sixth atteefc •• v
' - J ’* Vo
. .Hod- Wih.P,Johnston,President'A.Y;R.Ri>''• *- tr > •
.W. MHoor Roberts, Chief Eng. R. B* ■ •. ,
~ Gen.Wm.Xnrimer, dr.-; Proddbhto*. &C. R.R.;
"0. W. Barnes, Kpq., Chief Eng, P. A C. It. It.; ~
. Messrs. Manfull & Nicholson, Contractors for tbe P. A S ..
• «. ’<-i -- declS' '
CARD,..
A PEW days Mace, I published an advertisement of my ‘
A XtAMinua PiAisns.'in which' nhExtract 1 from a litter* ’
f/qm Prof. II Rohbock, of ,thls-city, addreajef to Messric' *».
B&umgbrten & Hein?,'cf Hamburg, the manufacturers.'
was inserted*, This morning. I observed; in ! *£VbraF«f tb« ' v ~
dally papers a* ft Notic Mgoed by Prof. R, jn which be , •
.atftteathat i wascnimtbdriaeid to makeuse of It, tad that '’
~it was incorrectly stated and applied. t }vl >'v*‘
In reply—l inio had written the letterl'
he, of course, meant what wasithereio contained, and*
seqUently required no authority from blm to. make the ,
-fame public.: :-As regards- the aflßeKfon'as td ItSlficortect
•nfaw, I have the letter in my possession, and
tts*-ir, word for word Arl'harepubUfhed. Messrs Baura-
A-Heijia ave : nnt sh*peDdant. upon Mr/Bohbcck id r 5 =«
ecaoiserfoot—their Planes were, known, odd. eclated anti
received ronniitiDdatUms from ihtffifcBt*artfete f
long before Prof. It. saw .fit to pass an >cpi.QioU‘ , jjp l 0& them.' '’
._.*dy reason for publishing the extract was in, the fajet that ,
no,Was well known iij tbp cityjafcd notbe fcuse his-toeom*
mendatioh was necessary to establish the, merit of, Ihfr
• Pianos... Jn conclusion, Imoy add that they stand on their ..
owp inerit,an<J are.eqdoTsed by such men a*Xi4t,Tholb«g, : 1
and others, soielyon account of tbelr merit. r - .
rah 23 . . .. cha«t/*tt«’-:l>t<imb: , ’» 11
Alexander. W» Fa*ter» ' ' ’•
Attorney and counsellor at law**© soiia* ,,
toe in CuanceSY* Apentfor prflcorfofc'lSaiioty Lamia
and ‘Tensions, ood for the Colleothnr «f ClstffiS'tifQreat
Britain and Ireland. , .>;;<•-r,. /
' ‘jSy*CoHectif.ns made In this and adjoining ConntfM; Kb.
taxes; of decedent* settled; Jleal Estate •fconghVfeld'or*'
leased add rents collected. ‘Jonejß inyested on Mnrtgaga
or othetsparity. examined and title jiapere drawn.
Offl'v OD^FOURTH ftre«t,» dooi# ftbOTe gmltj>^ 0
jiltt/ihargb; March 2S, *Bss—ftnli2ft:(Uw j
... A. W'.-fOobttr, -v” ■■ “
NOTARY. PUBLIC, '.nd Comnjtiaioner Jot the States of
Tenneswe, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin.
New Yprb, Michigan, lowa and Cali&roU."* ’ *' <
..A3-OJeda drown,-ana acknowlcdgmenta and -tiroofi
M*s“ “» to-any of-tbe ebore named States."
FitlelmrKh,W>rch2a..pia—i ni ti2Bd>wi-. s.,- ■ r
0 T T > re I ? l ? i S'?'‘4-^ 1 “- t ..W>4enU«tBountty.i.
1111 v '^ ( ' rwrred to any war
Rooj offers tuS Services for th<* procurement of Warrant*.
Vi?der said-Act, , Attorney at liw,
• wo a, on.- ;•_£; abore.SnUitifleld.-i «
. Itt'wr' apjslfej altfl to all Drivers engaged io^
nannng for tre jAnny.j to aliJEaiJors a&l Marines; Ho Retf-4
OlQUonary Omt'er a and Soldiers; to time engojfed &s -
<o flirtHia mwi,’ , atid'to'iir6ee'enffa*fai
ln'de6*nc«> {!>»!. mh2£:d*w 5...
A NET? SUPPLY OF MOIRE ANTIQUE DEW-DROP
MANTILLAS jost received at
■mmMMLttim.
ILilt'M
•(COSOiCaOSrTO-JlQßS£fi7.l> . e - T
ST. LOUIS. -
HAGAN A AHL'S,
No. 91 Market st,
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