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THE subscribers have this day formed a partnership for-
purpose of carrying oo Cbci»/sj.mVm and Forward
in?, in connection with the Fish, Bacon and OU , and f*ro
aucc businesstfeaerally.uuderthfl style of Ktniush & P.ica
ABDaott; warehouse tio. 110 Water ar»<l Ifto Front street**
formerly occupied by Burbridge <1 In-hram.
WM. B. ENGLISH,
• JAM EH RICHARDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
1354:feb3
FU. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Par, dealer li
• Country Prodace, offers for sale a choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of orary variety
end-the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also.
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in er!
change for Merchandise.
P. U. D. has procured a fall assortment of Landretb's
Warranted Garden Seeds, and Invites the attention of all in
- terested In rural affairs. jaull
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£. IlfOLian. 2. tUCHASDSOS. J. I. Dt^R'CTT
ENGLISH * RICHARDSON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, and
Woolesale Dealer? in Fish, Dacon and Oil, and i>rodaee
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Rurbridce A
Inghrara, No. 110 Water and 160 First atreet, Piitsbnreh.
Poona- f».3
Gommltßiou House.
subscribers hare opened a house for the above pur-
JL pose, at No. 17 Fmlthfleld street, four doors above the
Monongahela Uouse. we will purchase, or nwelvM, on
commission, for sale, consignments of Flour. Bicon Che.<*r.
Cfcrn, Oils, Bxrlvj , Fllx &aL, Onsst S'fd, Baled flay, tfc.,
upon which we will make advances, or purchase at the
best market ratee for cash.
aovQ AT/ITCO * CO.
Jaa> Ql'LaiiKhUiv,
T\E&T.HR TN GROCfiRIES, PFWDUCK, FLOUR, BAOON,
X/ &c. t No. 10, corner SmitbGeld and First streets IMtt? ■
bnr/b, I'S. nnvO
JOUS u. rouao. ~ tU »«.thQ
.Tfl'x. 11. TOO.N'j
T. B. Young*& Co ,
j.V-7 wh SniOiJUld street, opposite C\ty Hotel,
MANU. A IUttERS OP CABINET FUitNITDiIR A>> D
C-i MKS.oI orery de.«cription. Materials and wor>-
maasbir warranted, and sold at r*due«l prices. Cart? tuKfn
in lor land and water- carriage. i.iTt
C. L>. Wood,
IMt'Dia Eft AND WHOLK3ALB DEALER IN WINKS ;
AXtf LTQUuRS, No. 147 North Second street, fifth dor.r j
ftbovj east side, Philadelphia, has on hand the bd‘.t f
qualities nl old Brandies, Wines. Irish Whisky, Mononga* -
held Wfcsky, liollaudGln, Cordials, 4c, on terms worthy j
(he itteotiou of purchaser* and dealers. rnu29v /
lltorjr itl'Cutlougli & Co..
"STj’JTnOLESALK OROOKRS and Commission \ f crfihantp,
yy » WM «»■"»■>* u<m c , Janes raellineer.
Wm. Olcby, Jr., T TfyTONONGAHELA PLANING UlU^WouMrespectfully
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORK, Maxmic Ifitl. ' .fv*- infona Li« friend* anti tbo pabHa, that his now vfltab-
Siflh tired, Pittsburgh. —Clothing made to order. In : us* ll ?™* Ib now in full operation, ana that he is prepared to
good style. and at -<»*»« »„q t f t farnißh Boat Cabins, and fill al! orders for Haned Lumber.
1 with promptness, and at the lowest rates. *
SJBoard and Plank, planed on one or noth eldoa, constantly
on hand. J
Sash, Doors, and Mouldings, of arar/ description, made to
order.
v , *
, &■ & A, C. Uuncau, ”
WQOLE3ALE (IUOCBK3, anl Oualera la Produce, For*
elcfa Wloegßtid Liquors, Oil 'loaoQ^aheUnnj Kecti
fled Whisky, No. 291 Lihurtv st, Pittsburgh. P*i. f i/29:y
1-V ..
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ijßk \* TLmllo*
WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS.
6gg6SBBjTIiUNK J VALISE and CARPET KAO manufac
tarer* No * loo w «HI street, Pittsburgh, Pc.
Jy2fcy
»'•' *,v
* >
Jotin ll a fltellor.
\Ef HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALER TN MUSICAI
yy INSTRUMENTS. Pianos. Music. School Rooks cm)
BUaonery, No. 122 Wood street,. r^ ftn j -
A. J.H±OA9./~.
II ACS A W Cl AUL,
TJCTHOLES ALE and D* *_tb Id SiTfci, fhncy and
W Staple DRT GOODS. X™ 91 VUrWUnd 8 Uninc
gfapet, Pittabacgh.. aprl
“ JOSEPH CEA.PfiIA.ff,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
AEOHITKCTUB/IL AND ORNAMENTAL CARVERS— 1
Ornamental Patterns for Casting, Id every style: I
ModeUng, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornaments |
decoration of Steamboats, Buildings, &o.; 90 BMITIIFIELD 1
Street, near the Post Office yl:3in j
E* WHITE HOUSE, j
FANOT SILK AND WOOLKN OYBK AND CLEANER. I
Nq. 7 ISABELLA St., near the Emmet Hotel, j
marl Alleohsvt.
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0. CIJTHEKRT , .
__ S. CUTHBERT & SON,
T)EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 50
-LV SmUhfitld etruL novl
TIVV-.-'V.^V
•••■ :•• -itfV
D . L G, Haywardt
BA.LER lo BOOTB,SHOES. TRUNKS and LEGHORN
HATS, corner of Market and Liberty *t6.,
w>o, 174 Pittsburgh, Pa. je!4:y
*"T:. <•. v;-v:
WFTnT p<s A ? JWWMWCHBUi,
WUOIiESALE AND RETAIL DRUG GIBT,
tt ’??* Wood Street,
ELChli.ra ?fcorm>ufle, PUWftTralj.
•Jk ASllmw
■ ' <-V/-.
JOS. ABET., the
j ABEL A CO »f^ aft i e T under th*» style o
St th ” 0W 6tMd > cm ” of Smlthfleld mu
Jftl:y
,~. -s tw
TRHsFsi 8 ? is™
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T'MttMttW, GEOUTT,
T WINES. 40.-DB»]e
"° n .°°Wh«l» WM;ky. Peach -Bnmj,. * r
“ rnw of Bmltha»id aqd Peon
v‘%*
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, n v. • , t‘i' ■ -•
'HE DA
rrtnted and PuNithed every Homing, (Stiniiy ercepted.
By o)L£aruitG! a. mostgohucry.
LCCSn-WET. WBBKB 0? T.'COD ASD Aim! BTQU73*
Kaf-'TERMS. —Five Dollars a yvar, payabl* strictly in
Advance. Bix Dollars will b* required if not paid
Within the year
Single copies vwo ojgcpj °**lo at the counter in the
Office, and by the yews Bora.
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
Ppur-lhhed.froro the .-anw office. on a large blanket she
h*et,«tTWo DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies
Firr cnrra.
89* No paper will be discontinued mil ess at the disci*
on oi the Proprietors.) until all arrearages are paid.
ata-Mo nttaiHonril) be paicTto any orderunless accom
panted by the money, or eettsfeetorr reference In this city
w Ommted w<A (be Bitablii’mtnt of the.iteming Pat
low of the hirgu: Job Printing Officei in Vie dig, whore a“
£weto£T uamitm(ht ,hortu <- nolia, and men rea^n.
PROFESSION AL. CARDS.
JttOhtf Oa C>« Cn»Q||l
A TTO 2? K X, A^? D AT LAW—Office, No.
JT\ ; —, Fourth street. Pittsburgh, Pa. <b*olLly
A, . Janes A« Lowrlei
Nl *'n-' A; Ti.rt AW —°® ce - F-mrth street, Pittsburgh,
SmUhfieid street aod Cherry alley, fdeellrly
JOSEPH WRAVKtt,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office) No. 144 Fourth street)
ja3:lyg j pittsguroh, pa.
JOHN BARTON, ~
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, corner Fifth and Grant ats*,
Jaß.ly3] Pittsburgh. pa.
Thomni Means,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio
my 4
S. P. Roes,
A TTORNKY AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Jtl fourth door below Ur. Body Pnttoreon’e Lltot
SteblB - _ je2»
C. Orlando LoomlSi
TTOIWEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
Thomas fit. Marshall. ’
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowrie’s Buildings, Fourth
gtreet - jan7:ly
R* B. Carnahan,
TTORNRY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street jeJfcy
Aminev-1 * J»N* M’Clowry,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office In
BakewelPn Buildings, on Grant street je2
l>. H. llazcn,
ATTORNEY AT Law— No. 127 Fourth street, above and
near Smith Geld. mar27:y
Patrick Al’lLeiina,
ALDERMAN OP THIRD WARD.
OFFICE CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFITI STREETS,
(formerly occupied by Alderman Lewis,) where all bu
siness pertaining to the office of Alderman and Justioo of
the Peace will be promptly attended to. febl-Sm
N. Uuckmauer, Alderman.
/ VFFICE, Grant street, between Fourth st. end Diamond
v Fslley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
est care and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex
•mined, Ac.
B* S* Neaili Alderman.
N O. 91 THIRD Street, between Wood and Market rtreets,
Pittsburgh. Collectionspromptlymsde. Bonds,Mort
gages, and other writings drawn with neatness and area
rar- ' ' - jegl-U
k, “ AHIj, SUUIiEo.N DENTIST, (sue*
jdSsf&sSlg eessor to Q. W. Biddle,) VO. 144 SMITH-
FIELD STREET.
T-T r jjtg- Office hourSjfrom Bto 1 o’clock, and
rom 3 to l o’clock. febis.lv
J.SCUTT. DENTIST, iourthslreet, iive doors
west of Market.
Omci Uoum From nine A. M. to Are
d*»ctt):T
BUSINESS CARDS.
S, ltM!». EICnUACJS.
D. w. lIEttSTI\K & CO..
COMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AXD
Dealers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin-
cinnati and otheT Maaafactares, fiTc.
JVb. 93 Front streds, between Market and Ferry streets,
PITTSDCRan, PA.
4?* Liberal cash aUvaacsa ms'Ju on consignments. Pnr*
tlcular attention paid to forwarding Western merchandise.
Reftraxcti. — Clark & Thaw, Wui. Ha-sale* 4 Co., Wm. M’*
Cully & Co., F. Selierc k Co., flays A nUuk. Kramer &
IlAhm, lienry Gruff, Esq., Wen. Kicbimim, S. K Johnston,
Thomas Qiktf'Ttil, Geoyitf Lei lie, tLq., Solomon
Btoner, Kpq. -
WM. BIXQfIaM ....
wm. CtVGtiAH &’co‘,
FORWARDING AN D COM 'll:-.- [■>*' MtKCIiA-NTS,
Liberty street. opposite RzUroiid Drpot,
a P f 7 I’msurr.iJij, Pa.
Henry ii. CoSiiita,
FORWARDINO AND COMMISSION M KUCHANT, and
Wholesale ln Clie-.*-*. Uau.T, FihJi, an.i
Produce generally, No. W(>>l) Su nUMmrgh. [caur6
Pnnl «fc 9lnr«i<Hk,
COMMISSION AND FGRWARIM.Vi MKRCfiANS, AND
STEAMBOAT AOKN i'n— No. 7 VV'M. , r , -tiv**i,c?iQoinisriti
. j»pl:tf
. Siluc at ?loor liea.il,
WEOLE3ALE GItOOKHS AND PRODUCE DEALERS
No. 27 Wood gt7V<«l, Pitr-buryh. finrZl
15. T. C. *lor«»a,
Bookseller a.\d sta no.\ t ■*— hm» always on ban
a general assortment of School. AliPcaUaneoafrnnillUanfc
Boots, Printing, Peat and Cap Pap-r, Ac., Wholes* and Re
tail, No. 134 Wc-_*d Iwlov* Kii\h, Kn>t skfr,
».%■ Wanted, iUi(:i and Tann.-rs’ p». npl6:ly
I. YV • CUftdwlck,
Dealer in r.vos and paper, .n;> ms Woci ?rr*rt.
Pittsburgh. The *ricv in cafib paid for rnir*
mrU.-y
VZUxas Malta, Phils «m. RicscTnr*:.-, piruburvo.
Miller is. Kteketsou,
\JLr HOLKSALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
> T Win as and Sesrars —No*. 172 end 174. corner r>f I
and Liberty streetn, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Coftco Yarns,
constantly on hand- jv23
- William Carr £3. Co.,
W^?:.? A,ia lat ' af lij *' Gna uf J PAr.SLR 4 Co.)
UOLK3ALB GROCERS find D-aiernia Foreign Wlnas
and Brandies, Old and ReeUSod Whi*-
*ey, No. 329 Commercial ltow, Liberty str**t, PiUsbnrgh,
*?_' __
Pittsburgh, February li
IMPORTED CIGARS, i
No. 53 Market •sTKerT. PirrgnuEan. j
POWER dfc lUEHOON,
I r \ ,
G POST.
BUSINESS CARDS.
„„ ~ ® ST B»PftISB WORKS. ~
80. 130 WOOD Btߣ2T, T .RD DOOH El LOW VTEQCT ALUTT.
bq wn «. rgrr. et
.. I'ORT ERB acd cianufaetnms of
fefirKS \, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
gtlf W p«STIiUMKNTB, HIFLES, Ac. We
* M P a general assortment Of Lbe above
~K i,i constantly on hfrnd; tosrether
S?«I5? era J Tarle i? of FaD °y hardware. Also, Guns. Tis-
E n n V rS ’n Shot Bolt*, Caps.Pow.ler,
tSo™ Iml ’ll ?’ Hunting and Pocket Knives!
T? 1 or 4L_ and )reßS * Shears: Pocket Sciasoni Ac.—
Also, Trusses and Supportsra. *
, i o ™, vl “drepairiug neatly executed.
on^T7u7i!lV‘ r ”. m ? I \ ins tU«Mof «t.J7 description, to
onler, of the best metenal, and workmanship warranted.
Orders rccwred for them at Wholesale or Retail, will he fill
nrlmaol to|latCh ’ ' nunUn(t P Br0 “ ! supplied at Wholesale
_ myls
sutl Q »* Fixture.:
°P en,n ß at their new Wareroom
(iiiil’rhef 08 f lll3l str EET, between Wood and Smith-
SK PENDANT‘ ! “ S .nd2 I , en u°, f CHANDELIERS, BilACIt-
N eS, and all artides connected wit Gas Fitting.
bv'whMfthll wm S a Dlar ’ tet ' n ° Tln S arrangements made
aL be ta , ntl 7 ln rsc, '- 1 P t nf new patterns
y i^£S fidently lnTlu th ' attention of pur
liasera to their selection. Wo are determined to Bell as
te™H,l D off h 0 i ?. thc ' r “ st . “nd being practical Gas Pit-
une " peCulilr advantages to those desiring articles
.„m« c ° n r l °' le *“ h - ereUlft te to ilt np bnildlngs of everyde
aerlption for gaa. water and steam. 1
Brass Castings of all kind? made lo order promptly
LONG, MILLER A CO.,
No. 10D First street. (
UEOHGK BLIiTCHEUj "
FROM NEW YORK,
a MANUFACTURER of the celebrated
Gossamer YentilnUug Wi<<, Elastic
Band Toupees, and every description
of Ornamental JT»ir, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, T 9 FOURTH STREET.
between Wood and Market, Pitta*
BteTcnta'a system enables Ladles
and Gentlemen to measure their heads
with accuracy.
—u FOR WIGS.
No. 1. The round of the Head.
No. 2 From the forehead over the head to neck No. 2.
No. £L From ear to ear, over the top. ’ ' r *
No. 4. From ear to ear. round the forehead,
tor Toupees, to cover the top of the bead only—a paper
pattern, the eract shape of the bald part. • fmy4
M«w Coaoli and Carriage Faviorv t
JOHKBTOK, BSOTHEHB & CO
OamtT of Rebecca and'Belinant ttreeU , AUtghmy Oily
WOULD respectfully inform their frlnDtla
aDd the public generally, that they hare
commenced the manufacture of Carriage*.
n T 4 - Barouches, RockHwayfi,lhiggieK,HMcbi* nud
Ch AllnSr!« al n!^ ir Tftrio “ i, st7lM'of finish ami pro port lot.
ti 1 H. exe £ ut,?d w »th strict reJaS to durability
and beauty of tintsb. Repairs will alno be attended to c>n
K!tT S f re:U, u? ahU , termfl - Uaine in all their work the
pol «** * nd stuff, they feel ronfi
dent that all who faror them with tb»>ir patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work. *
rw,nMtKl t 0 * ireus 4 b '“ ,r * o i;" r ‘ h *-
1 T. »»ums 0 . , t.xnxsn>3.~.:~.Z~.M. UIIU
J ji.’c? 1 .? e, " ,0r Oarrtagt F«rlorr.
,iItuTIIKR a cu.. riuerirAi, coach
IAKKk '. corner of Itebecca nnj Belmont -Irene A 1 ,e
Biiony 3!ty. 1 a., havo on hand Mil «t< mnnufartnrimr on
extonbtve assortment or Oarriasrs. p.u-..-iee ,
lijßSago C;ir>, ic„ ms-!,- I„„!l their various’nrlr, «i-l,
s net regard todoraWl.tr on 1 lesvnty of r-ni-h. unnr In nil
ttirir trork the best J,iui»ta Iron ,n i --astern hi-k-rv u,.
'V thS r -'l-081- Tbrv feel
T h " “‘f l, '"t th-n r.-t-h their patron
i't y ,at| -’ a '“l on tr isi r 11-,-lr s-orj
The ittabiuxli and M«nr.ho.>r otunihu-e. ~„,f #f .
teen minutes-J urine the ,i»y. 1 0.-t2.iilv
COACH FACIOIU.
* BIaELOW «■ "tVfNH GfcCJ’.GI AUJiftt
Bltfclow £Z Vo .
o uqcKSSous tu m. m uiglluw, > O . jr, <**
O Diamond al!**v, lVfxvJ strvu: T'itTi -
bontli—..'OACUKS, CAIIRHCH, Vmk-'£s&X3*&
TONS, IIUGtIIKS. and I‘rvry J-- iTi:di.ri - r faTr**'*fai?
fan r Teiiiclaa bail; to „rd.r, nn.l Biii.ho,! In a traccor u,v
3urpas t ,-d far boanty of d-altm. Pio;„no» r.f finfih Mill ”f
o-orsmanship. an.l durability of mat,-rial
<T»“* Ail_w!>rk «-*rTHnrfvJ
‘ff • 'ffa I* llFfh; Nl | \ ,
Ccon^’ 1 .J lAIl '. ilrr STKn:T Wrf
-I -at il V- 1 a? I ‘ ii: ' ! “ 1,111 of Prutfj
ioK to «»< *» artlote portal:,
al]'bTu^ hs,Sid,nS ’ PM ' r: P UOT >' >-«r-fuJiy compouD'lpd
j«#y
icu* •
FIjEMIKTO BHOTBwiT
„ „ „ (Bor<*«joni lo J. KidJA Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUQG ISIS,
, , A'i CO WW Strrrt. Pittsburgh Vj
PI K' 1 "’" Dr.M'Lan,, WrW v,r D ll U gc', U,„
*** ' jalO
JO HIT HAFT, JH.,
(Sli™-«w.ir|nJn« H-Huir-v.l
, v,rV ll ? U * tl,c •*■**« U Dl tiCKt.t,
A rf lo **A»NTi«. on.?, hvr ?rPm,ic. m
Wood strttt, thr«»n UfK*rf. tr!r*w Virrin nli*-v *
aprlrmArly _ ' I'ITT-rtTIGII.
R. ■ L. ALLEN,
. w HULCSAU; DLU-Ot '
icrc-ign 'Wines, Brandies, Cigar 3, Old Monongn
hela Byo Whisky, &c.,
ALSO, RECTIFYING BISTILLF.n
•w-r-rrSvi S „"' K ’ U sti ‘KET, PrrrsiiLlllil I, PA. ’
VY Oins. Cordial., Jamaica Spirits St.
." “ . CraiAand ,\r-' -England Hum, C l lnr"tr, Chiral
.-M-ntch Ale. London Brown Stout, Irish. Scotch, Eoiirium’
)1J Mononsahela Rye and Rectifo-d it'hbky, Apple Pmu-,.’
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; Imported Havana!
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; UalMpant,h and Common
cwnre, all at such loit pdw as to challeng . ennip, Itiou
Fancy Bar K«p> and Labelled Bottle, of every vtyle and
Demttohna or all rises. I respectfully Invite an ttaruin,.
Pouna “ y ’ N ”' 8 ' VOU:> Strert > i’^kurgh,
ouna. apr3:ly
B Sew school lor the Violin.
'U.C.HI LI THE PRACTICAL VIOiJN SCHOOL—
A new and complete synopsis ol Violin playimr loan
envy progressive „„d practical form, and designed expressly
for the American Madam, lu which I, added valuable L-a. -
ercl ' <!Ba “ l fmadtkalarrangenientfl aaSoloiand \
Ban, of the most popular melodies ol' the day Selected '
arranged and composed by 0. C. lIILL, pupil ofSpohr [ale
President or the New York Phllharmokic Lie,y P ' ‘ ,
The abore Just received. In adyance of the trade bv '
HENRY KLEBEIt, 10l Third street. j
lIF.COMMENDATION'.
hB T e car ' rul, Y fsamined the above work or u„ C
el x-L l [P J o°! 1 '‘ ld , l ' r 11 ? n " ° r th “ niost complete and prac
cal Violin Schools we have ever seen. 11. ANTON
r..ba B - VoaEL,’
- Teachers ol Music.
Itctboval.
«"JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIER "63
H AS ?, remoT " J , t . < > »■» WUKKTY Btrpi*t, oppoßite n’.rrlKm
IT alley,and ho. 8 BBVKXTTI, n.»r SmlthfleU, „ h ,. r( .
attention of bis friends and thw public ia inrUed to the
Sf n °p RI ? ADY ' MA V V GOODS ****** ™ banS Ait
Uotha, Cmuumere* and Vesting for-ordem] work A full
Furnishlnp Gorxls for Including
LIrLo of all qußlitiPß. Tnmkn, Umbrellim, An., Ac. j«6J b
wainrowan
wholesale and Betail Clothing Merchants
NO. 8 8 WOOD STREET.
rnns subscribers respectfully inform their old customers
i and the public Id general, that thev hare this dnv as
soclated themselves in the above buiiiueßs, under thefirn
ot JOHN iI’CLOSKEY A CO. They lolicii™
share ot public patronage.
The previous biuinesa of each' will he Be tUed by then.
fielTt*s respectively.
RLAIBD, (lal« of the firm of Ooolxt A Laird,) having
• opened STORE NO. 0, (two doors above the old
SimmSooa u IW o*® 0 *® of carrying on the CLOTUINQ
BUSIN ESS, hopes by strict attention to bnslnese to merit a
share oi the patrcuago of the late firm.
N. B.—Clothing made to order In the moat fashionable
atrlea, and on tho shortest notice—lnferior to none in the
**7: janZOrv
Builders and Carpenters would And it to their advantage
to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with planed
eta 17 suitable for every description oi work.
WH. A. Hannon ...JAMX3 CEI3WILL.
HEEEOIT fr-CEISWELL,
BELL ANI) BRASS FOtINUEKS,
MANUFACTURERS or all kinds or BRASS WORK LO
COMOTIVE, BTBA3I ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al-
Batting Manuracturers.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Offlco and Stpre, No, Id Market street, Plttsborsh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken m exchange lor work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office will be
promptly attended to. M.Pily
.tt.VKIKI ADL. JR.
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,"
No. *3 Corner of Fifth and Wood SlrttSt,
RFWPwrrim I ®? tranM fr <™ Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
ESPECTFULLY announce to tne public that he has
commenrai the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connote
lion with Intelligence and General OoUectiug. Ue will
Ji'n.cit» nd W"* Persons in want or serrSnts, in any
m ™ lt ° r P IMM . will bo suppUed at short
modi to “““ enl ' raßte ‘ 1 »!s rare promptly at-
O Lt{to F-iobard Oowan, Esq., W.
Mafflt i bld Black. James Mackerel, A. A. Mason,
janlB
Bobachman 4 TTunni.i^
L"^.°^SSS«Si" the ™'
.3. lu cctudzbt:
M. QUAFF 0. UEISISOEE. * ,
Graff, Relalngcr S. Graff ar ' A "'
W E burgbfpa" OUi ' I,HY ’ "°- 41004 -Htf
Cooking Stores,
Coal and Wood Stores!
-Parlor Btores,
- .Hollow Ware,
'Sugar Kettles,
Stpre Kettles,
.j. nunxc
KSaWSirASD CLASSIC AG SEMINARY.
W. T. MCDONALD, M. A., Puikcipal.
THU riext ECTSjon'Ortlie. liißtihitlon wiD commence on
MONDAY, th’eith ofSeptember next, at the room cor
ner of 'Ferry.and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Yeeder,
fitfertncu-~-H A. W. Loomis, C. Knap, Jz n B. F. Yon
ontmrst, ang2s
John W. Bntler A Co.,
FOB. WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS—
Dealers in all kinds of Pittsbtxrgh Manufinittires/Lesd
Pipe and Bh«t Lead, 67 front street. [np2B
:v-j
VOLUME XIII.
UAOTrAcnniEEs or
Plain and Fancy Grates
Plain and Fancy Fenders,
Sad and Dog Irons,
Portable Forges,
T*a Kettles,
Wagon- Boxes, 4c.
BUSINESS CARDS.
TnE late pcnj Qufao, having been dififlolved
t> the death of Jo*.i) F Qulgg, on the 27th inut rh«
f b h F i ° f Bal<i finn wIU be by the undersigned at
their office, corner of Hose and Fir*t streets. uuerBlgnea » at
. . ISAAC JONES, Survivinir Partner
Pittsburgh, September 30,1354—[octfcy S artßcr *
lsaac Jones,
Tl ,r AVCTAtTUItEH ot Spring and Blister Steel. Pleach
£} Slab ateel, etcel Plough Wings, Coach and Klimle
llorn"*'’ 'iT'" N . U, 1 T “ per ' h " lf pa'aot, Screw, Mall and
mTurgh, ™ and Krau/^ta
I3AAC JOSES.
D. B. Rogers A Co
IVTANUPACTUHEUS Of ROGERS’ patent Improred SU-el
oct2ly 11T “ tUr teClh ' 01Bce corner lto *s a “' l First Strutts.
JACOB M'COLLISTER:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigar*,
. „ ATo. 25 fafth si., fhltslmrijh, Pa.
Keeps constantly on band a large supply of all ih#
various brands of lmp*rt**d Cigars. js3'|
CHINA lIALL,
SJKAKEET STREET, BET WEES THXRD A!?D FOURTH STREETS
Tl ‘ ° r> K 3 ? ° TIiE CITY SIWW.DMU, IN
i oueeyswlkf as " Ttm ‘ ,l \ "v I ®™,
D 0 open “* the "bore cstabllEh-
Boods P* ln ,f new. we are enabled to
oiler inducement* in ell the latest styles of Dinner T«t
and loilel Ware, white Iron-stone, we hare a gTeat yarleU
of shapes; also, gold band and fancy colored stone *.,!
Tea and Toilet sets. Our stock of w&te Covered Dishes,
fenup Tureens, \ egetable Dishes without covers, Salad
Di>hes, apd eTerj* article appertaining to a Dinner Set in
large and well Selected. Uritanuia Ware, Table Cntlerl
Spoon. Castors, Waiter., and House FnrnUhlng Goods we
hare n large assortment. * w "' we
nt C .°-\ 1 * M u ON 'VARE— Our stock of common Teas, Plates,
pisbes, P .K«Ttf, Hew Is, Pitchers, and every article
ir ? t Th “r m arp<? ’ i‘ Dtl ***** rrrpared to pack them with
or without fine poods, as the purchaser may wish
Also, a large assortment of all kinds or CLASS WARE :
ahir-h we r.re selling at manufacturers* prices, all of which
are offered at wholesale or retail, by
. oc “L ... JOHN J. O'LEARY.
VVM. A. WLUKiJ, "
dealer in
Fine Teas, Choice Family Groceries and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH ST3. f
i a „ ~ , tlTTSBUttfm, PA. *'
. roiT ’ n £ A lir ~® assortment of FHESIX OOODB.
In ■ddilion to Lis already extemdve ftoek,
irom first bauds In the Kaptern markets, which, will be sold
at the lowest market prices.
£m~ Hotels, r.tftxuboats. and families, burine by th*
quantity, supplied o: whr.lv<n].- rates. J
■lelh fmijjj th/» city tree of chare# sep2l
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,'
ROBEBT H. PATTERSON, Proprietor.
l’ 11 ' I ’ rAMO - ,l> STREET AND CllEtttty ALLEY.
I ’h K v .nnouotM to the UJ|„, and
-V.'! 1 ‘D-burgh. that ha hafl recently .retped
a HIDING _CII(>OL, wbl,-h. In point of shti, commodloos
ni-aj. and adaptation, midrnlahly rireia any tltn'.lnr eatab.
IS- ÜbltM PHtw It,
front all part, o the my. .Ml* It, l,i c h and alry‘"„«,nn
render, It especially Kultad to the promotion of health by
thl, most ngroenbl.-.nereis. The Unri.es are dneila Iml
*". trained, and the proprietor pledge, himself that no
■atn. or eat ense will be spared to m. ke this eftabllebmeot
l L‘!’ f i n?t ln { bv '“oohjrnce of rh»* public. o^*t2S*tf
Notice.
T U ::lrr“ olf,M,r 0 l f , M , r - J, ’" V ATtVKI.r. In onr bo.lnes,
WIIOI VSaiTt’nn'w.?.*** ' zr ' , " ni ' Dt for Ira tinea,, a,
, IIOLbhA LK OROChlih. wi i be ccnrlnupi by tbo remain
i'.g partners under she firm of 3 main
UASJAU.V, COSGRA YE A CO ,
hos. IS and til Wood f-treet. Pittsburgh.
HAfl A MiY. WOODWARD A C 0.7
No. irjl Msikct street Phll*.i»lpbW
re.., . , Wtl IUtULEY A CO.
nttshunrh, TWemher Ti>:b. ISM :drr22
Notice,
I I' AVE T'' m > infareat In th- bn.inr,, of lons. Mdl.r
If V 0 "?' o 1 ’"- wl,h JohD PhlHilbS *lll non
u“ st th- oul 10. loci Front street I p t .rdlallY
r^“ t .Tu”-h I T’-w?,.'? th - or mr w-bd
ll.tabu.ah, July .6. 13M. p n jULLEIt.
* '.rr"'. t;--iioso ■■*■ cs:r "*• rn,it " ,s
j)Ei L AND l.tiA.'a 101. N L'KUS, AND fIAS HTTKIIS
1 > lUI Itr ulUnnoD their Mo.-fe ni-i-dr-lier?. Bracket*!
1 * n,i fistu We fit ap brute* tr|rb Oss
and Drr.,. Casing*, of a » kinds to order. for
Attrition M n ; 1* r“? 1 T-’' * 1 *cd keep Ami-
Attrition Mo-tn) ofuitrfanMy nn b«r,d. j •
Silver Alanuftctorr
QpQO.vp. forks, »:aiui.Kwp.Ac—ittMtcn-* It,mten
l " in trannraetnriop my own
r ‘‘"'.r" >G r-r rent, loier than
e-f""’ or ''i-where. All a-ork ia Warranted.
Sl “ x ’ m ° r «>«
W#lehp-M no'l Wn:r), r-rfiirino rootinuo-f. «-[!(, ,-Tnrv fv
r, •• : * <»
th-work ’ * lll '’ nr " '" :i L “l»r;.-.r (juulitf of
in- work. 1\ . W. WII.SON,
W.-f-f-nr.* -r >1.4 .h w-lllr,
* Cr.rnfr f-f Mariu‘l find Fuurth ptrv«tfi.
Steamboat Furnii ure~»n.l Ch*TPiT
fT\ Hr. tt nrj 1 lr '’ 'tTr.tiT ninn-ifiWn
f 1 i KT CUUN AM)
■ of every JtMrrtj.iion. riz
j * 1 TkMo;-
| I l ' n r.r ,lo;
I I-b'l !**s Cah:n Chair*, of y&xljuf •
j O-n.s. • do ‘
i Jtrsruj Jr do J, ;
1' • ;
Pr-fn;
C**ntr»* Tabl«*>j
... • Card do;
i M 7“i" Tr*y<, *eAr..
: HnJ * r - f *' ra » nAhl P v*»rr«nti«J. and prW* utiv
_ T. H. YOOM3 A CO.
J - , “ at., oppoaiu City Hotel.
T.N- n T.-U
. WOT ICE. “ "
D.\L\\S STOCKING MANUFACTORY,
* u ttresfi first earner cltnvt Market stnet
- IMTrSDUIUJfI, PA
ILf. ht* tnnnii |ariff*st and b***t nasnrf»*l
n stork of UOoIEIty „„ r t .,r, r 4 f, r ”.1., !: >h . oit^
for ** ■» n <.
I S l }T lU,|a ‘‘ mb<!r lbe C!,l:ir fWSIW CoRKR.
/'IIIEAP CAHPKT WAREHOUSE, .V). 82 Third tlrrrt
i"h‘ ir J (j r ' rL '' oulJ reapnclfully inform their Mnn.lt
, n| .! >ALL STOCK, wn.|.;inu of CARPETS of ererv
description, from the Royal Velvet and lirnesele, totha r*
m J '!" P '*?*- y:oor 0,1 C!olh . fro “ °»«
Pnotoo l d -»linn and very rich. Cocoa tod
‘V“ t,1 7, c ' »™rp.tn, Rii|t«,Mats, Stair Rods Wi,„]r>,
i„c J "T,”’ in , ™ loTlt ' J t 0 rRII *°d « I *m-
Hotels, and RmUcoms furn
-1 i-> 3 oti th< nir-t r«i)Bnn'ible terms.
'* U ' Ck s * ll --"-Ca
iscs.Wissssa.'s.'g^"^®
and StA.lnnery line, at tl„. aK,rt." „ I "P* r
reasonable term., ' ‘ n " llc '’ " uj the most
neVta Vnl’V 1 ”' 3 Stationary Warehouse, rotation Office
and Boult Bindery, comer of Martel and S<Wd ate f nori 6
“• eKIT “ * ■ w- “‘it .".jTTCHWE
SmUli, Slnlr * Hunter,
(Late Smith & Sinclair,)
WHOLESALE OKOCKHS,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,'-
A N (ur?H E^ El sL 8 i3 r4 ftJl of p Kkburgb Ua*ufb2
r«nni ’ Second ftnd 151 First street, Pfttsborgh,
* M. 9
Depot ol Loneuorth A Zln.memau*. Ca
rrurir * cl " rU * Wine* and Brandy.
rj II" umlerj-ioieu has received and offer* for rale, at CVn*
a quantity of Logworth AZimmer
man PciioJce ntm world-renowned SparkJina, Dry and La
ilire Sweet Catawba Wiuer. Such aamay desire to d?ocuw
an excellent article of Native Wine, (the pure juice of the
SElw h “T oat *bn>jbinent the place for the pratifl.
cation of the r desires. The CatawbaHrandy.distilledfroxD
the genuine drape, in declared by many excellent Indeed
equal in flavor to the best imported Copnae. ® *
|ft oQ M D- FICKEIBEN,
No. 137 Liberty street.
J nTT , Loan Office.
HMITII FIELD STREET, between
,J,°Sr t ? n? DtaWnd alley. Money loaned on Gold and
■sjifer Plate. Diamonds,Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry
nltnre* !n i St n U ?I' D J B ’ G , ttns aml Pi ” 101 Feather Beds, Fun
niture, and nil kinds of articles—for any length of tima
.(treed on. Charges for storage lower than
heretofore Private entrance through the hall door All
bufrtneaf«tran«actlnns strictly confidential *
immediately after bdn* out of
dat<*, unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Bllrer Watch
ea, Jewelry, >c , always on hand. aprlo-6ni
NEW SKED STOIIKI
JAMES WARDROP,
fVFTEUS for .ale CANARY BIRDS of the amt Improved
V / breed .being very hardy, and One singers. nird Seeds
-Canary, Hemp, Millet, Rone and mlaed Seed. IRmqaetr
will be furnished composed of tb® finest FLOWERS rls-
Qtmo'iaa.Rose Bads, Heliotrope*, *c. Erergrrenefln ’pots)
Domume the Smoke.
1 1nB Eub-cribur b-rine thnoMluslTe riiht to manufiic.
tom and .-all SWEENEY'S rioT AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE. I- prepared to r«elVe ordars .pd
contract for hcatlns buildiue, with tho most economical
Fmmnco now in use. The attention of those Interested Is
solicited. Any inlonniition can be Jind of A. BRADLEY
Nos. 2 end 4 Wood street, or of J. BARNDOLLAR ’
dec24:tf | Iron City Stove.Warehouse' No. 134 Wood st.
It la True!
THAT PICTURES i f superior excellence may
HHf hi ** obtained ot CAUGO’S New Dsguerrean Galle
r 7« ‘0 Fourth street, at prices varying froia
, One to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to
pleaee. Children taken in a few seconds. Call and examine
specimens of the various styles. Rooms open day and eve-
Dig K- febie
XDWABD B. HELL..... ...atABCUS B. nOLLTDAT
Hill & Holliday,
T)RODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER.
-L CHANTS, Evansville, la —Btrict attention paid to all
consnrnment* for sale of Flour. Produce. Ac. Orders for
toe purchase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to.
Qoods for re>shjpment forwarded with despatch, (octfrfim
New Paper Hangings,
Ftvi- NO. 85 WOOD STREET.
I D„ I L^? NCn ANB AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS*
rffn c Decorations, in gold, dak and marble;
? f styles; .
rhaotfiJi?® 30 for dining rooms and chambers;
: S?!? P Wall Papers; '
- a £2i erB> ? eilln^»HKUreB * Window Shades.
f-'iGTge and complete assortment of the shore, selected
8eaBon » wW at the usual low prices
octS WALTER P, MARSHALL.
f»» . k • ,S ,• *’ :•'• l
’* "**- * ' ‘
c-* sv; v " -
H.’ 'V
■"* V •
PITTBBOKGH, TUESDAY, APRU, 17, 1555
D. D. ROQEJIS.
Boots onct shoes, Wholesale ana Itetnftl.
JAMES KOBE,
N O M B^ M . a o'‘ t ’ on ' l 0 F,° l 0? “ tre ' ,t ’ tWrl door from the
, "““M cell the attention of hi. friend/.,
,‘l° Conerailv, to tbo fast, that ho ha, now on
SHOPS?*”? “‘“"“d »tock ofBuOTS AND
nrioFf’ , “> thdr varieties, worn by Indio, and gentlemen
ofllul .1 phla, Mew York and Boston, and which h« trusts
eanur.' ,»tl to pleaee all. ’ trust?,
n.n‘ S J". i T tT '’ r :,P' marb reduced, and ho .ell. Lad!,-,•
Q.lUra at from $1,12 to $2.60; Gentlemen'. Boots, f n .m 02 25
rhfnV elwllent Gentlemen's Gaiter., and Youths and
Children a wear, at extraordinary low prices.
lie also continues to manufacture, os heretofore, all de
wo p Fo° a , O [ LADIES AVD gk.\"ti.i:'.]i-:n\s uuors and
Sllufjj, of the heat quality and the latent style, al I of width
be warrants Nor should be orerlooked his rerv large u ,
so. tineut of Gnm Sandal., Overshoes and li-ota, for l.adi.s
wlftF.T 1 ? 11 Cbl: ‘ ! '*F\ beery lairsun who favor, him
with their patronage will be fairly dealt with. jeno
WATER lihttK issTixiilß,
HAND STREET, fSOUTII EIDK,) RET. PENN BIUFFT
fuNDTlrti HITER, PltTollUKGlf, i’A.
OCTOR BAKEZ, Graduate and Practitioner in the Old
bcboola of Medicine, Allopathic and Homeopathic and
L" WATER , Vm. s id ,,^" a ?''' ,f ‘ lll,yiiro PaU,Lst,hasopeued
& »>ArKR LUlihiu the nbore Joeatiou **
The perf«;t| y safe, ond tamnliat* cfT-rt „ Vfi
tom Us on alii ft «m. and all rcuU buJ chrlcir—
l!iu\B.mWtl, Rrahrful and lorigomiD'; to the uml
tin U t r uUar3j ' d «*»W* in laciilit;-, w£e
: will be treated at Choir homes. '
Allopathic and llonncpathlc treatment will Ui odmluL
rienL IhSSr J n‘T J; ■ l ” U ' ,n “ r '““if and thorough expo
,u ’ , , , F»'-'II gives a decided preference to' llvdro
palhy, which has, throughout the old and new world
proven sc eminently successful in overy form of disease’
including Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyapc-.-tn!
Inflammatory and Chronic Rhonmatism,
f “ t ’ ,'\'r rou! ,nll LI L” Blseases. Testimonial, or cures
Unmi? *! 6 c ,“"o’ of near 'y awry State in the
ri!ee’. ot Itoc ' or Barla’a offlee. Theßvv
Clergy are InTitod to consult him gratis.
"arm water being used In Uiecumm.'ncemenl.andoflcn
throughout the treatment, it I. a luxury .nuleadof uuplea.
not, aa those uaaoquaiuted might suppose. P
~.' fe E f.fi SC ' IS ' —^ Ueeara Cbarleaßrewer, Waterman Palmer
d 'n 'r v, 0 ' " ' " 'YBliams, Thompson Bell, J It. Wei’
j." r ’ r D ' T ' Mor Y*». Vo. B. Holmes, E. a English, B M.
The undersigned, haring visited Donor Baelv’e In*lUu
tn.u and witnessed his successful treatment, cheenuH,
sk?an • I ' <l h “ “ th ° rou S lll J educaled and skillful phy
Charlca T. Russell. Jos M’Conneils, Darid Hunt .1. l,n
"■ W 'aitT’r'' i ah " U - hiviogston, John w right.
Ef-iV 1 Ormshyurntg. ij.u.ft
itlcilAtaLi O. liutitviat/,
«A.SUFACn’K-K OF
Gilt, bilker, Brass, Bronze, -Looking--G T ass
pounuir and imoiuke fkahEs ’
pi-A N AM) uIINAMEAThD-Xo 21 :r CLsi, -ria r
1 .Ml kind, of Comped:lon Ornam.nis, ; ( . r M.nmuouls
.looldlnirM U " J “I*"' 1 K e gilding. tu order. Ulit
rrl !■'l?* r “bole.-eeaod ,etr.il larutsh in.
Gil la.n.lng, EngraTlDgk itod Idlliogrnph., fov »afe* - -
U.f^. I Se*r rCU ° r ° l ' i '*“Bn i a’rramra*!n-diw-
All Frames and Monlrltngs m .nufcctured In tile es'r.V
t ” CleaD " l Injur., with ec, P „„. a
Call aadjr™._No. 21_Sl Clair «, Pittsburgh.
... t, *•» Trlmmlng Stors,
a***, ”( Ma.lrt ,tr„t and (A.- Dwmvnd
VAN OOKREK respeefully annouuees t-j r l --
i publir or Pittsburgh anilsinialty, that be will . n i*C.
new Trimming Slurs on Uond.y, A iT il I;Ut . , ,“ v ,
uptbo neatest store room id iht**-i:y ki-1 n»s—.j ir
st, nice,-lection or ths latest style , of Ttlmmins. a,-.,
cy Goods, be flatter* himself that he «ih ytfer UUf ,. n ,,»
•luce nect# and endeoTor to *lt« full *uti s £i«iou to *,» ‘v,> „
Rny t.ivur him their patronage. *
Now ioo-t forge; the place-. No. Market f’n-c-t r -rr.-r
of iii«U,aooa : J : [aprlSJ KII.IX KVA NGy kW£
. Seminary for iiove.
flTn y'w m's “S. *v* nit Urar.t ,U.,, r pon!t Oitol
lim v I K S r , “, n " l hL ' S ' bc<, ‘ * IU summeme on it» v
wL‘b *“ “» J~r.
Pbo number of pupil. Is limited, and boya are admitted
AuetdSOh a°t " hlch •>. made „|„
“ U “‘- cr “
,uua *• r^iiSTT^,.
Ledlle db flam,
. w.ww„ (Success-ora to Alaltany A LeJUa )
VI of C ut > nnil Plain, Flint
ITI and Pancy Colort-d ULAbSWAKK. and dealers ia nil
kmds of W indow U.aaa, Flask*, Vials and Dottles Wan-
Louse corner of Market and Water streets, Pittabur-h
mu&dly °
Wm. 41. Taloott At. Co.,
| 80CCESHOB8 TO T. KKNNKOY. JR * rv» 1
M' A INO l aL\SSKs“p °f a / LT i l- "*. 151 ■' lloG 1 tdJOK
IT- ~ KASSK! I . Portrait and Picture Frames 4r uml
Jealcr. lu Imported and Domestic Fane, tioods, No lid' coo
Wof Wood and Fourth atrotM. Piusblirgli. * m,Zj
A Caret.
I I A ,Y, IN ? '■?■<* ™Y Interest In the firm of T. KENNEDY
* A Jit -t * CO., to William H. Talcott, who, with a ti’
Ueur, will continue the Looking Qlnss and virlet, il,',. '
noss at the old stand, corner of Wood and Fourth itmls
under the at,l. of Wm. H. Talcott 4 Co. I Confide,“tlTS
commend them to m, lormer customers, es eTer,
qualified to fcive cutin* satisfaction.
. AU demands against me, and all indebted
to tue, wili pleaaa make an early settlement.
— l ?-? KENNEDY, Jll.
_ Flour,. Klohardlon, Jeweli»
T-TAVINO re-fitted his store in a handsome manner end
H but recent!, returned from the e^Wrn “U™ with »
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWEhIIY, and FA Nr V
OOODS, would call tba of his friends and ensirf.
0 f ei ot . th , ot amon * his Watches will ho found the
most desirable styles, patterns und makers Of fawn),**’ *»
latest s t,!es of UrooclL, Urear.t Fins““"bond VeitSjn-'’
v n <a, ;lI; i,S ?' “'““‘.w ««k.ts, etc., e,I Ch,JC "
rAKtY GOODS—tuch as l’apier MucLe. Work
Boses, Desks, Fancy Vases, P.Tfume liotulfl Kr a ? d
Colt's Pistols, Forte Monnaies In Jrla, rariltc’• ru •
and Cake Diehcs; with an o?u li uTLT''' 1
namental articles, which hare only to hi e, el' ti l! d or ‘
‘“'“C (nocil ___
a- KN’rKH.PiUsK WOUKS. ~
. d’WlnO Wood Itrffj, Third door below Firms. is.,,
Koalll null the attention of Snorting
,•“ ,£? th , cll llr S‘ assortment of Cans, Hides üBO It,?
‘l* larß “ st on ' l »ests“ec ed stock,..;;
opened in this market; together with a general »7-wwi ' . i
ol Hardware, Cutler,, Tools and Fishing Tackle IlUf wh"?h
™ °“» a at '“T" 1 llo “ ible P rlcoa tv purchasers ol
for good approred pnper. marls
J mr Boots and Skoei. ~~
03 iourtb street, nearly otfecrttn
urttMnwS,^ 8 9/®“* lfl . “ aeniltunim'F find
Low Shorties ana buttoned; Oongresyoud Butt, n
ed Gaiter*; Ladles Boots, Half Boots, Jenny Linds, iiip
parsjaud French Lashing Gaiters, of every color andshade*
aD | C an ? ® al n Qaltew, of the best material*
and Children s do, of every variety.
N. B—All kinda made lo order, op short^-tico,
T lr „ DI»«olutlon or Ptruur.liT,,.
ITB Partner*!,... between Win. Youngs, n „n,l I)„ni,.|
ioungson,- anaer the name of Wa. Youhbson 4Co l.
pijSolvkd. WM. YoUMGSON will carry ou the PAINTING
btuines* io all ita branches at tbo Shop of the late firrs v„
a SEVENTH fitreot, opposite the Neptune Engine Suf*
VVM. YVOnopov.
Wa. Yonneioui
House, sign and oknameatal painter— no
J£3 Sxtkmtb etceet, oppoaito tho Xeptu, e Engine
noaBe ‘ mL27-"
N„ Nortli-Western Police
0. 89 WA3UINOW.N aTHEIsT, o-j.o", of u„’, rb „ rD
''HIOAUU, ILLINOIS.
M - LIN PIKKETO.-.. .... EEWAUD A. kCC S E a
Pinkerton «&. Co.
devote theib attention tj tue transaction of a nmau
DhTKCTIViS POLIOii UVHbEatS
Id the states of Illinois, Wisconsin,Michlsan and Initana
mhl9:dtf
Soldiers' Bounty Lands. ' ~
Ah'D 01 AIMS AGAINST Guv EKNMenT--[ tt»'l r,ro
c re Bouftty Lapd Warrants for Soldiers, ih-ir VHd o v,->
unil Minor Children, and will prosecute Cla'rns nciila-’
Government, and attend to business in the "Court o*
Claims,” recently estibliahod by Oangre*«.
OflltM, Wo. 148 Third street, one door übore SmithflelJ s#
March 19, lcS&—tmb2o) n HAIt(iLN NaYIiOK.
Bounty Landi-Soldletm’ claims. ’
r l’ , J us uudenigned has mudu arrany;-m-nu wuu ihornas
X Lumpkin, of Washington City, to procure WaJIUa vis
At., for Soldiers, their Widows or Children, for BOUNTY
LAN 2)3, or any other claims on the Government.
SAMOEb FAHNEcT k’K
mh2:tf 1 Residence, No. 9 Ross Rtreet, Pittsburgh
Bounty Lands.
npnE undareigned comiaues to ootain Bounty Lnnd
A Warrants. Tne pre-'ent bill gives to ult who have
served In anj war since 1700. 160 acres. Terms moderate.
LD&E COJKSUOOT, 37 Diamond alley
between Wood at and Diem,.tie
for Soldiers' Claims
LOOATIuN up LANDS.—PUROUA&IS ASL) SUM np
LAND WARRANTd.-The undersigned has made ar
rangementa with competent and responsible eoatl^m.« t,
obialn Certificates or Warrants for Soldiers, their wi.w* n .
minor children, who are entitled to Bounty Lands - also f«-r
the Location of Lands, and the Purchase end Sale of Land
Warrants, JOHN D. DAVm
‘ Corner of Wood and Fifth str»ets.
HO AXIS LEAGUE PACTORV
HAMILTON STEWART, Manufacturer of Shirtine
Checks, Tweeds, etc., Rebecca street, Alleghenyh£
lOpeaed a Wareroom ssooiro btoet Post Bimnri&« iLUfri
fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh. Cttrnßr
Merchants who are not aware that thess rh«>,.*„ v
mdoas .pod and sold low hero a, lo aoy t
l e ? “ nltKi Btato ' “• **"“«« t» -all and examine forfhem^
mhl2Um
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- , . * l* *
*. s >•- ■
BUSINESS CARD3,_
R E M_o V A L.
C. IHMSEN,
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY VARIETY OF
VIALS, BOTTLES,
AND
WINDOW GLASS,'
Black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottles,
DEMIJOHNS AND CARBOY'S;
AL c o
FLINT GLASS IN E7F.nr VARIETY.
Warehouse, Nos. 104 Seoond, & 133,135 First at.,
PirrsßUiiou, pa, [mhas"
h a k d w a jfnrr -
FOE y:
Saddlers and Carriage Dflaheri
R. T. LEECH, JR.,
No. 107 Wood streett
PITTSBURGH.
Albo, Cloths, Damasks, Laces, 2foss, Bent'Stuff
__ Springs, &c., &c.
: -v, ■•y*z?,s?Mi *
-It'* r
ntiuj Bast.
CLEVELAHD AH D PITTSBURGH
rail bo ad.
CONNECTING WITH
STEAMERS FOREST OITV AND DIURNAL
VIA IF EbL SVIL I.E, '
... AND
OhJo and Fennaylvauln Uallroatl,
k . . , TIA ALLIANCE,
put shortest, qnlcKest and moat reliable route to Toledo
I CLEVK tlN’b lIOCk UlSnd ’ QalenS ’ “ D,i Bt ’ tonis ' 18 VIA
! This rente Is’One Hundted tulles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than Ibenireuitous one via iXu.^ollT
TbJee SS SSS“ W'tsburgh to Clevelanu.
t- t nl y , l 5 from c)o ' : elan(i to Chicago,
end £ --‘Hhree hour.,
?oltovl«"" Ut 0,20 A - B^,“
?o“k 2“S lh M.fSo p T™* ln
i Passenger, for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Bock lalan.l
nnSl'S' a r d wlstl to go through trlth
?Co A M triln ta "l“P Plttaburgh at
b.UO A. M., and n.nrlnKlo Cleveland at-2-20 P. M aathnt
ihrriiel? D tn lb"" > Whi , Ch cl6m “ b '2
through to the above point. PaaaeDgera by this train
roach Chicago at 7.31) neat morning, and St. lintelt mU-
„. _. . „ ' rA WELLSVILLE.
The Strainers Forest City and Diurnal trill leave the Mo
morol!1 lf. (Sundays excepted.) at
•10 o clock, Xor iVelLtyUle, connecting with, the train leaving
P ST ‘ lr e at ifl> 1- M., and arrirlng at Cleveland at 9CO
An Accommodation Train trill leave Wollarille dally
(hum)ays excepted,),at lid) P. 51, enunecting at Bayard
wub hrpress Train amvlLg lu Cleveland at 2ro P Mi
lit,lns from Welleyllle and Cleveland connect at Bayard
lor tarral.ion iyaynesburg, Dover, and Ketr Philadelphia,
r! w n 'n'’ fcr and the North-West,
‘.„ w< i L ' lvll,<! i lr “ told at a less rato than.via Alliahca
. Trams horn Cleveland to Toledoani Chicago, run aa
follow,: istare Cleveland at 7.00 end 2.30 A. P
at Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.00 A.M.,andlo.oo
Train, leave Clilrfago for Bock Island and St. Louis aa
folio*,: For Boric Island at 900 A. 41., and 11.00 p M
lor at Louis at 9 ,e A. 51., and 10 CO p M
Ton”?” f,,r St OTW Rock Island Railroad to
Jol.r! ana ther-worer the Chicago and Mlselsalppl Railroad
lb A ‘:r a ’ 0n * t^ D 7-, t ; r Stewnboat (23 mile,) (to St. Louii
m U -in Ds ' r “ ty *‘“ °Ao. A. M-, Train arrive in St. Louis at
nev?da“' ,:V ' Di " 8 ’ acJ ’T th « 10-05, P. M., Train, at noon
to: Cleveland, rad there n>.
cbuckeJ (or Chicago ana ft.Loabu
KAKK VI4 ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND
i aft,J '" « “ Kocklsl’J, IS 00 14 25
«/m -' 1 * 3 0 .... 18 15 1400
ii£S e,ir r"V’''i? «2 $! 050 lB 70 16 20
«c* 14 40 “ Burlington 21 00
“ St. Louis ....21 00 IG&Q A •
A r I rwiae9 ! ,Kl . 1 . 0 pnKure ttelr tickets it tho
offia» of tht Company, In MonoDpihela House, b«low me
mv!« LDUEAND, Sup’L CleTelard.
- - ‘ " J. A. CAUQIIKY, An% PitWburzh.
NEVY AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN!
w rnnoroa
flortnern Illinois to the Kissisßippi River,
lOWA, missoum,
KANSAS AND "NEBRASKA
All RaUron.l to the Ml.ei.slppl.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Rail HißPEislii road
IOWItRLT IRE UllCiCy ASH AU&O A & MIUTABT
■ i f IBACr *»• 13 SOW COMPLETED,
BL'iuiKrrii 1 ? 0 ! lhe '‘Vllf lK4til * C 0 f 031 CHICAGO TO
. “ loffa ? wUhout rlidtgt, of Cars.
10 QCJ3CV
vMwnsMotcMut SLU A r w ff? Lu - ««*
■KtSsoN vn'S' 1 -** w-rrb lU v wniseiMu*
,/£*•£" $! •£**• i-ice leave cn Ibirml of
"* I,!i ' i*yiog over at any cf
;«>r o “” ! ‘»SteodJlyt.r Eomhcrt, and Central
, . t V V' 1 '" tt,rra ■'ll* l Uil-m king tbe quciieet end
■ Hh- V i r - r "-'»' “'I 'be ilnpormu! p 010,,, not
m4Vi . i r‘ T '!" ** '■‘V" l ? aD " il «•» with frlm lovtv 10
„ r J .T, lb * n hj-aojotlwe r,.u r, h j,
""V* rl,nn 't ™ n ‘ l"a-l 11..i1r0,„1m tbv «>,!_
800 tho«K«a.na.. ro b, ,14,„
P'WRW- .0,, of no.ki.o- -..niiec
theVea-ti-v * W'ivi-T-ii-'-a lime ovoid,ng
lion, a,An iL nwelj Son“ ’ ‘ OJ Unn,p> “ ul
CL!C '*''' “
ranouuu TIUIiLTa by ;hi.« route c«n bo nu'chm-l at
TX‘ S i“ thP fll of the
*• ■ c -rot*r pf CTft: and Lake »{i pcLs in thi* Gn*nttc*
° f thp ° ,ll<,na R ' U -» flml «
'n-'-h- “* »-•*•»**.
etod,’n e!‘J C0!1s|!<1 b > tw« tonleaUl receive Immedi.
Ut * ct h - c. <1 UOIVDNO, Sud’L
C. K. FOI.LhTT,
iraw rT5 Kev ? ca Ag’t, Chienjo.
OliW or \ h. Zonr prccaretl Bt the P rluci l*»l Railroad
r THOU
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS
\i\ CHK’AfJO, ALT.»N AND f-T. LOUI3
KAIL ROAD.
Formerly the Chicago and Mla.Ualppt,
Carr\ \vg the Great American Express and r. S. Haiti.
T u * ?K Q lr* D i rw ‘ t aDd R, * l}ab - P fioute to it\e Sooth ana
l(Tiuu- 0U U,?St ~""*" V<inty UlleB Bbortt:r 'ban any other
two uinocc.n express traixs dailt, scsdaxi ixcipti^.
Jf nr<3 . Arrivei <U
Cf , . T . Chicago. St. Loms.
Pt. Loah Day impress 915 a M..._ V'3OA'W
Pt. Doubt Kaprvsa 10.00 P. M 045 jj*
bZ-a™ rUfl directljr thpou S b TFithout change of care or
Chicago to st Louis inU'/hours i
I» m- K T, AN T MM. with the liick
tr«] rnJa Ottawa, L, Salle,Reck Island and.Cen.
A 1 “‘"‘’•'Onplon, with mind. Control R.llrtad for Clin
* Ml ' l U ' C,UU '' «><* "Oh Stapes for I'eoril
rlll ard Mfinoi'’lTw l ! r Ur “ ,t W “" !ro Jtallr °“'' JacksL-
At Alton, jvitli Dally Lina of Pac'ltots for nannihal,
Qailucj and Koi.knk: the most eipedltious and tellable
ri| o *" a ‘' portions of ISorili-tasiern Missouri.
a,f‘ ' L Lmjlt, with Dally First class Sieatnera for New
lui k'S ” T l “ oatl ‘ lower Mla.laslppl,
an, With ilegular Lines of Packets for Kansan, Bt. Joseph
Missouri, Tcuneasuo,Cumberland and
_±. B, ~" te w :
THE
T“ B CKNTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At
ckaMVuL “ ran b “ ‘«»«0«a to and tan™
„„ ( ,a Purs Feathers . tc.... T f 8 - P' r XOOBjj.
ShCuM) ULitA-li oka and Stationary,j
tb?r, 8 ’ W r 6 °- Per 100Ibs -
TII1H1) CLASri Anrila, Bugging Bacon »
fnn^?,/°f k ’ ( ,n bulkj Hemp, *c M&o. P*r lOOlbs.
FOURTH CLAHsj—(kitfee, Fish, Bacon and )
Tork. (packed,) Lard nud Lard Oil f 56c - F or 100®*.
FnitouT AQma— Moses rotter, Boston, J. t, Elliott, N.
more" tl™ i'' l ’kv r ' Mograw A ICoons, Baltl-
C ndiuaU Oh, " i !lC “\V““J“ rsh: SUt *f^» a * Brown,
Unclnuatl .Ohio, J. e. Moorhead, Louisville, Ky • It 0
u ImT:i ’“u- 1011 - 1 Co., St. Louis Mo., J.
tf. Mit'.bcil * fcon, JtraasriUe, iridlana.
PEiVSBYLVaSURAILUOAD T
■nnitEii BAiyr rimocun u«e*n Phiiad.i
-i pin,, or.u Pitisbargh. Tllr; Holt NINO MAIL TitAI.N
•“'.V’" Philadelphia for , iitsburgh at 7U, A. M., and Pitta
u.irth tor I’Ll! .d-!;ir,iy at 7, A .'l. I UE FAST I INP
learea Philadelphia lor Pittsburgh a, IP. m! „nd Mtt£
bursbtur Phnadelphtaatl, P. SI. TUE NIGHT EIPRKW
ttlAlN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at XI,P M and
Pittsburgh lur Philadelphia at 10, P M ’ ’“UU
The above linos counsel at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and/run Su Louis, Mu., Alton, onlena end Chicago, lllg
trai.ka,il, Lexington and Louisville, Syr Torre Haute
t™‘ ii S 0 i, U r’i^fi i ;w“tGM' 1 r i “ J 1 3 ’ ln ' Li Cincinnati, Day!
ton, Sprin„field, Beilefontaine, Sandusty, Toledo, Clevo
laud, Lolumbue, Zanesville, Msssi.ion Rnd Wooster, Ohio;
the dcram Bucket Boata/rom and to Niw Ohleass,
bi. Louts, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets cun bs had to ortrom either of tho above
I’llace. 1 ?.
ior farther eeo handbills at the dlHeront
starting points. l‘ab.secgera trom the West will And this the
snortert and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti*
awre, Mew lork, or Boston. THOS. AlGuiiE,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
. „ j. AltiSglUlta,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
qpHttM THBEIMSTOKT HOUSES EOK gALE-Situate!
JL un Iritukllnnml .lm streets. Ths corner kouso con
toms fITO rooms, a good cellar and a store-room—water fii
ui>a through the house. ••••
The other houses contain eightrooms each ; hath room,
cellar and hot and cold water through the whole bouse!
ior price .and terms call at the Keel Estate, ufflca of '
B. CUIHtIEItT A SOS.
Walier Pi Dlarihail.
fMPORTER and .Dealer in French and American Paper
’ "—w l *"- mar*
| vKY i’hAOUKd —loo bushels rec'd and for sale by
1/ »l>3 HENRY H. COLLINS.
%s.■t " OS'-4 f- .
RAILROADS
AinOOTE
AIK LINE BOUTE
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
a. ii. Houston,
Ueceril Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
11. J LOMBaKKT,
AlUx.ua. Pa.
\ . •
NUMBER 177.
daily homing- post.
TUESDAY MORNING:
PASTOR’S ELECT.
|>.»NCICDED.}
"I bad forgotten the name of the boy's resi
; donee, but I know ,bat I made sever*! attempt
to disoover it after my return to tbo city, all of
which proved ineffectual.
“ It was the snnset of a bright day in the
early May times and even the g b reat city look
ed fairer for the sunshine that plated tho
housetops with gold, and swept in golden
flakes and dimples along the pavements up
which I was passing with some fellow students
to supper.
“ Now, Marshall, remember to oall for us in
time, for the leotnre commences at seven, and it
will certainly be crowded,” called out one of mv
companions, as-we reached the corner where our
p&tbs diverged.
“I bowed my aaeent and adieu, and was hur
rying forward, when my coat was suddenly
graped, and an eager but timid voice said,
Please, sir, Is your name Marshall *' 9
‘‘lturned and looked at the spoaker. It was
a little girl, apparently about ten years of age •
her long enria falling In a bright, tangled mass
her ’ Botrowfal looking face, while
her largo bine eyes were fastened with n kind of
panting eagerness upon my own.
my namo ' Aatl what do yon
want with ms, my little girl ?” I queried, great
ly surprised at this singular encounter.
„ B , ir ’ “° yoa «®ember a little boy whom
you mot' one evening last winter, who told ho
ontTSp.' 7 ’ The “» *« a ‘
,'Z W ' ye3 ’ I J e “ e ” bcr a».” I interrupted.
tht rMM “M Ne 18n PP° se - ’’bud I surveyed'
the child with enchanted interest. Her razeed
garments, her pale, mournful f*oe, bore a very
hißtor7 ° f Bhir P P° 7Brty
“ m . 80 so very glad, sir 1” and the
light that broke into the little care-worn face
was beaut,fol to behold. -I woe almost sore it
must be "ben the gentleman called your name,
and you looked just as Willy said you did. O
sir, I hsve looked, and watched, and waited for
ho 0 p Q ing°” maDy 4ayS ’ ‘ hat 1 had Blmost »P
° hild ! 1 h37 ° been oat ° f to wn, or I
would have come to you os I promised. But
where is 'JiHy now ? and what do you want with
me I I was well nigh BBbamod after tho latter
question was asked, her poverty answered it so
i b° 6 ‘ r ' J 7 ' 718 810k ' Te, 7 sick ; and his face
looks so white and straDge lately, I foar he is
going home tdmother sometimes. Yon see I
got better after you sent me the cakes and
oranges, and Willie bonght me some medicine
with the money yon gave os, and we paid the
there hr Bnt mont a o ' B ° ,? be WOmao tet ua 6ta y
there. But one day, abont a month ago, Wiilv
was out all day in the cold rain selling papers
and he s so altered now you’d hardly know him!
Bot boa wanted to see you so badly, and he
talks about it all the timo in his sleep, and for
the last two or three days he’s grown almost
Wild about it, and so I've been out keeping
watch for you all day; and I couldn’t bear to so
home at night, for Willy would Spring-up in the
bed, and ery ont solond. ‘Nolly have yon seen
him . and when I shoo*, my bead, ho would lie
down with snob a look, that I would go off in
one corner, and cry all alone, it made my heart'
8 ? h .°, 80 *° *? 808 lt ; But now Willy will be so
hin??’ ®*' p eas0 * fiir * won ’t you go and see
I sea Hattie that your eyes are growing
moist with tears: and if you could have heard
the simple, touching pathos with wbioh ihat child
told that sad story you would have answered as I
did, Yes, Nelly, I will go now.’
* * * * *
~ “ ,',! il ' 7 ’ W , m y’ I'vobrought him ! I’ve brought
him rho Imlo hand that had guided me so
careful,y up the dilapidated stairs, was with
drawn as the little girl broke into that old attic
chimb, r, her eager j iyrul tones making the bare
walls ring again, I’ve brought him 1 I’ve brought
him; b
Tho dying daylight looked with a sweet
solemn smile into tho room, whose entire destitu!
t.ou one glance revealed to mo. I bad not time
for another, for a child’s head was lifted from a
miserable mattress in one corner. I came for
ward, » pair of attenuated arms were stretched
out, and thoße largo burning eyes were fastened
a moment on my face as though life or death
rested on their testimony.
V i ' ee,7C f’ 1 J°u would come at Isst,”
and the Imlo cold arms were wrapped around
my neck. “ 0,1 have watched, and prayed, and
hoped so long, and it seemed as if you would
never oome; but I knew you woold to-day for
last night mamma oame to me, looking so beau
tiful, with tho flowers woven all around her
head, and a white robo flowing down to her feet
and ebo smiled so sweetly, and said. “My lit
tlo Willy, he will come to yon to-mo Trow • and
bis coming will be a signal, for then, I too, shall
oome for you.”
My tears were falling fast on the boy’s brown
carls; bat a sharp pang reaohed my'beart as he
spoke these words. “No, no. Willy you
were only dreaming,” I said, as I lifted up my
head and looked at him anxiously. One glance
into-Iho rigid face told me enough—the mother
had come for her child.
“ Bond down, quiok,” murmured the boy’s
white lips. “ Nelly will be: alone when I leave
her; for there’s nobody to take care of her
yon see, and I want to give her to yon. You
are sd kind and good, I know yon will take care
of her, and never Jet her suffer; and mamma
and I will look down from our home in heaven
and bless you for it all and may be we shall
oome somo time to take yon to us. You will
promise me this, won’t yon ?—quick, for I ein
my face 1 ”' 1 ’ ” a ° dh ‘ S glazinge7es wandered over
• > es, Willy I promise it to God, your mother
in heaun. and to yon,” I answered solemnly. **
“.Nelly, yon hare heard what bo said-he will
lar 6 °Th° 0f K “ B me 01100 “ 0re ' Htll® sis
ter. There, there, mother has corae for me.
Good byo . , The little cold fingers sought our
bands and drew them together—* smile wanier
mg over the stark, rigid faoe, and the last light
of that May day, looked into that tn-e atlio
where tho beautiful olay was lying on the cold
mattress.
j 0. sir, is he dead ?” questioned (he little giil
with her large, pathetio eyes wandering from the
dead faco to my own.
no “ her, for my lips could
“Willy, Willy, comobaok, come bask tome ! ”
she cried ont in a voice whose exceeding anguish
will haunt my heart till it has grow cold as
the one that then lay beneath m-, and little
Eilen Evans lay senseless as fcer brother, in my
arms. * *
“ Two days later, in a pleasant part of the
10 “ay, dole's were tuVned aside,
and a child s coffin laidAenestb them.
“Fornine spring times have they hid their
orimaon mantlo over his bright head, and the
shadow of a marble monument has fallen Bofily
over them. Upon this is sculptured a beautiful
child, and an angel with outspread wings is
bending over him aod pointing upward. Uuder
tnwUight 3 > graTeD ’ ‘ H ‘ B molher camo for him at
. “ It was with me a subject of much perplexit v
where to place tho lovely child whom r ‘ _ y
felt that Providence had" fided io 8
my oare. I was all on earth s ho'huri ~ i
and as time brought its soothing h 0 >
heart, tha whole affection of her dl ,0 hcr
tnro waa poured on mc “nd»" ,f P ' Wsrm oa ’
exception of yourdelf 'oha i |then, with the
foldings of my heart ’ 7 0! “ fle tbo !
amongsimpffi "rlootlo £ h Mcd her . iDtb = country i
readily appeased ; fori was e exoe n rt S ' ty "? Uld b ° !
that the world shouldnever^ Koeeding:y desirous \
the part I had borne in her Hfe r! oaglll V nt
well her sensitive na“ aro 7 ' I ,f eod H
KLS Tl iD b ater life^whenlt !
onr secret annoyance if tho world knew |
ctfidene B boarded ' and in " ho “ " V
“ She listened with intense interest and her
beh“lf $ my PBt >T W^ re ,a‘
widow 4 Besides (his| she was a
m fi,v : ond thon B h b y “» mcana
wealthy, her oiroumstanoes were snoh that sho
could surround Ellen with everything nffcesssnry
to h*r volf being and bappfoebs," '
; “ She proposed to adopt her iti the place of
: the children God had taken from herr and to
j this proposition I joyfully assented, for there
tno religious, social and homo utmosphore
wonld be all that I wished to bo about my Ellen.
"I was anxiouo too, that sho should no
longer be dependent on me, for I thought, even
then, a time might come when I ehonld ask
her a question whose answer I would hare in
no wise regulated by her gratitude for th'o'paat.
“ Vou have orteu, little sister, heard me speak
of Ellen Erins, Sirs. Whittlesey’s adopted
daughter; but yoq little dreamed that I bad
suoh a great pereonal interest in all that per
tained to her. • . r
APRIL 17.
“Her character and person hare developed
w"h more than all that rare loveliness which
her ohildhood had promised. The sister that I
M;l»/ 1 ? g . y 0 is at L olegant, acoom
ph.hed, talented women, and more than that
and the young clergyman’s eyes grew lustrous
with the al&oat holy light that beamed hat from
the ornament '
of a meet and quierspmt, whiohis abo7d > 8U -
price. '
“And now, my Hattie, you have heard her""
history will yon not welcome he> to your heart ?
“I guessed well the pang which thekhowl
edge of my engagement would give you : for B 3
brother and sister has seldom loved, do tve love
each Other, and I know it mast soe'm like bring,
ing anothor to take your place.-Bdt my Ellen
ts very gentle, and she will ncvor.oomc bet ween
ns. She knows, too, the story of cur orphaned
youth and of onr nfFection for each other ; and
”*“ n “® i or heart goes oat with great love’after
yon. Tell her all,’ she said to me at:the last
interview, < and toll hor that without.her cou.
sent X dare not beoomo your wife,’. When-1 ra
turn to her, and her questioning eyes ask'mo if
I have obtained it, may I tell her you are ready
tn lovo and welcome her to oar home !” ‘ 1
And Hattio Marshall lifted her brown,: tonr.
“TellT„ a ,‘m f, brot ? Br ’ B faoe - aui aM.wwd-.
Tell her, Weldon, that my heart is waiting to
welcome har m a vacant Dlace-and it is the one
ty your side. — Ladies* ■ Repository.
' 58 OoM«.uciAt, boot Pisa Susan*,- * ’
S laM"“ a ri ' qlllrf ’ d ' on Consignm«nts or BilJsof Lading?
IESSPH? I Reaftwi • £
S?rl, «°Tf’ d 0; Shields Safer,.' ‘ J
CbBrlo? do; Jcoiai Leo A Co., - Baltimore*
nnS'^SH' 1 *Co.,Bo6toir; Atrabam J. Coll,'. ' *,.’
Howard, Bon & Co., d 0; W.BRejabM* * to*YiH°;’
T.O.Twicbcl! A Co.,Commission Merchants. Hiw°&ltan«’
-n*^ 1 haT ? Bn °P en PoHoy of Icßnrtnce. which will
all cbipmentßl 0 my address, when advised By letter rer
S’or e hfcm“J lorssd oa Mis of lading bemre? orfat tha
„„ Pl3 ipment. JOSEPH MGfiRIDGE,
HOPPER’S PATENT FLAIJE.
TOABINET-MAKP S,
m,I. ♦. ~R 9 ’ r *od Workers In’Wood lt
» b i l* ‘atontod and valuable FLAIC£S. b.- uera * *J*
T»!«rs, h ? TlltfW it, pronounco t a aont valuable In
t ction, that raoft-eonn coma into g nerr.l u?e Tha f.ii
SSSUasaagSß
Pmautmoa Etsam Cabiset Fjctqbt \
i-'iu'-i" to J ol-‘ni'^ l> ' a ?. ln 'l“ s “' WVooosi'Jerit peculiarly
;.*■■' -'V J • f »Wft32; wV.'S"£: $
tt, „ H. Hr Utah A Co.
To F. KatoK. Ej:q •
£SS iS F-«-«
sera ° r “ " * int “ llrf »“ 8 con >»!n n Hoa or plane and
knoJJ .T*>™ i» Properties be“me g?new"w
nrorM<lo 0,8 iomhr ,e
the cSl'.^h lyrec unmendit to all persons engsAd In
kSS“SS'*#«
sale of
Plttahnrgh, March 21,d855-(mh2l:tf) I ~ °' U ° PPKI! '
sell the iollo.inf lately *°
Sandfl & Cummings’ Patent Brick Machine* ■
Ilopper s Patent Veneer Plane; . *
Trotto patent Oil Globes, for Steam-Engines*
IWb Hock Drilling Machines; ■ ’
Coe T 8 patent Drill, for Drilling Iron:
n 2.? a « 8 S ttnd Portable Saw Mills*
£rinl.^w' i,ln L.' 1 ? [I Water Qnagea; and,*
Orifflth a Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines. '
sppusssias
finShX^Work' 0 b ° t ' presBea Nnto 88(1 Washra. ~,,
SSS^ssat;
He refers to the following
CARD.
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1 leUance may bo piled. “ . y>
Nernia B Crah, W. Kotin,on,Jr.
. Wm.tarte ß r ,Jr, ' John Graham.
W. H. Deimy, , { H. Childs 4 Co.,
pTfv.™?’ N. Holmes* Bo DB ,
|fc|r; maasr:
gfiSV ' ; aa«&r~.
_Wileon&l Candles?, A W\Loomis
PiTTSSimon, November 27th, 1854, '
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M ® : ® e F 1 ™, 19 BmS.
S 1 £• Johnston, President A. V. R. r .
W. Mllnor Roberts, hsq., Chief Bn*. A. Y. RR.
Gen. Larimer, Jr., President P *n ?»-»»
0. V. 6hk Kngf P I'<?&§•»*
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— —— dm!9
CA RJ) : sr —
•A fiauctmq whhb 4 D^. a . t T<!r ‘ is , e P lf ' nt, ’ £ - ln y
from Prof, u Rohboci, of this dw fl ?m « letter
Baump.rten & He| n . Vf Uamh,,™’ ?, 4reM! '' J ■*» M«sra.
was in crted. Thismoraine w 6 “anuractnrerj,
■MI/ papers' a <• Kot“ 1? 6 °&V e ' ,ml ot th »
states that I was P r ° r - R > in which he
“ f" 8 '"i 0 ' 1 ? 11 * stated nna iJliS**® W * ° f tb!,t
the fetter,
Beqnenily required ho authcrpl' co^} hl,>ei •“ d
Eame pohllc. As reoarda ts» il y f M " b m ««■ «o»ke . the
nesa,l have the letter in i ; ■urritlni; as to its inrorir-ct
fte-lr, word for word ha ? - H *«*»*».*«
garten A He;os am not i bav published, Messrs Baum*
endomement-theTr Pit?n' P ™ d "“i Dpon ' Mr - Bohbocfclbr
rereived the highest mm™ a 1?, kn " wn > appcciatcd end
long before Profit .1 o 1 d * l, ° D “ froEl the fret-'artlets,
MeVcamn Sr’nn. ?? I,* 1 ' to P BBB “ op'"*™ upon them,
ho w Vrii knoirn’'| Ilr m n? tllo ostraefwas In the fact that
rteXtan n° ln tbe ***• md mt t» bus* htarerom-
Plan“s r„ “ ''mrsary to establish the merit of the
own merit aJS„ '“-'bm.l mav add that they Hand oiitbeir
and otS l nvia" n<iorscd by6uch “ena*List,lhalherg,
inh»a : ’ 1y n accoM t or their merit - ' "
: ' CIIARI/tXTB BHJMTS.-
1 A eTss.,^t? le . lll ° llt saW. Footer,
\ liUJiNfcT ANL> AT LAW AMftOnTtff
- p? R I 1 * Aceot for procuring BounlvXaids
lhlfßin o and n irp“an(i far tho “ Coiiectioi i of Claim la Great
leased and rents crdleitld’ lf 1 ata tenght, 'fold or
or o;herpecuritv tim te< ** "I 008 ?® invested cmMorlgdge
Oftt "on KOUlip II 1 “"“ '‘“o rspsra drSS.
N twn d for the! f tales of
New Y» r i- N Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisconsin,
£j£ k, 2 n 'i blßM, > 3owa and California/ w .-
tnirnTtcrml, u ' rn ’ “F 11 a< *nowlidgrarats and [roolS
*tS/S r ”? > M or ? w ln wot the a bore named States
Pittsburgh. March t.S. 18it—i'roh28d»wl - '
OLD SOLDIhRS are reminded that under the Bounty
i JJr j Popped, all who have served In any war
since 1790 are entitled, to 100 sere?of land.' The under®
sjgoed offers his cervices for ihe procurement of Warrants -
under said Act. A. W. FOSTER, Attorney at Law,
, r _ _ , Foaith sk, above emithfleld.
N. B.—The la vr applies eL«o to all Vrfrera engaged in
hauling for the Army; to ail Sailors and .Marines; to Rev*
olnliouary Officer* and Soldiers; to those engaged as Volun*
teers at Plattsburg; to dotliln men, and to those eogaced
in defence of Lewis town, (Del.) miSFnUw
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