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GIIOCKR3and Dealer?ln Foreign Wines
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fa£l "■&^‘"’a ; 1 the purpose of carrying on Cljramissitm and Forward’
r s J"^i;E r 'vconnection with the Fish, Karon and Oil, and Pro •
jy^V 1 -. ■*tz~*~.£‘- v '‘&£?•-' p* ‘ uce business generally, anderthe f.tylo of K.vatisn 4 ltjcu
-'%7 .;'p.t A v»:y*A‘'}AßDsa»T: mi rehouse No. 11C Wnter an-1150 Front streets;
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W.M. B. ENGLISH,
JAB. J. BBNNBTT.
!*;?•• dt. i 'Pittsburgh, February Ist, 1854:feh3
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J t C : ''4'i4A.'i> ENGLISH 4fr RICHARDSON.
and forwarding merchants, and
/u‘->■ s if't'^.v Wholesale DealersJn Fish, Bacon and Oil,sod Produce
;?, Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbridge A
' AAy. y i -i JjS-'tti*'kTvnghntm, No. 118 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh.
Commission Home.
*:7s {.<--V-“ ms*-' r JHIE subscrißera bare opened a house for the above pur*
i pose, at No. 17 FmithOeld street, four doors above the
Housa. We will purebasa, or receire, on
*.f’>;r,*i','> A 4 f-i 1 -* commission,far sale, consignments of Flour, Bacon , Cheese ,
*<*; *?(Vi■*s&^ o.*te, Barley, Flax Seed. Grass Seed, Baled Hay, <£c.,
v “v* T A- '> V lpon which wo will make advances, or purchase at the
mrketralfig forcash .
nov6 AUIVA * CO.
V: ;’C s‘‘ t- .'";yfcf; Jaa. idMiauglilin,
c^<' ; ;y^^^^vbr;;^y*;^y-y^o’^:-'i.k- r ;if».V s <*-: ; ,A.^f’E;'^'^ J pKEALERIN GROCERIES, FLOUR, BACON,
4", i :E' , i',J'' ~.'' : _ i ' , i;' r “'-')'--«‘r">. I-- .’ E \i-:, v \_J Ac., No. 10, corner Bmltbfleld and First streets, i’itts >
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:-.p iJlv-v* t £‘‘• ‘*' ; , *?^ > i j »‘ - 't L >, r - "■j*'," <•-A ». 3S Rmilhjldd street, opposite (My IJnirl,
'•'\/tanu/a:rOUEitS OF cabinet furniture and
J'-Js\ :^ vi*K--’'•-r;' "'4 r / *4.’^y^** 3 * £?Vr ■<}'■ iXL O.i AlitS.ol every description. Materials and work-
; v t - v '^i^‘rC , v'^'tX T? r.- '' t t^:- r i;.lf: X* 1 • 1 1 "•• ’'• ti'jv Bansblp warranted, and Bold at reduced prices. Care tsk« n
:K\i •?.>» lor land and w«ri»r enrrinc«. -fM
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A. Tlndle,
,T ••Vs’iS'iC-ir:. ;.*» r: =lS.> WHOLES ALB nad Betoll SADDLE, n ABNESS,
VALISE .ml OAIIPET BAG mumlfoo
•'’'xrr turer. No. 108 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
X-Iv.A/r'*'John 1 v .A/r'*'John H. MeLlor,
•"■ Vw x-pr '^.<’4[lC7‘ noLKS^] tj !IAND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
CX\ '.:. ; -.j ■-'X'i.y .":; i ■:-:‘* , vi?_j?'ii > : f *'>:i.C.«f'j! tfr^f INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Music, School Books and
• rlft'XyK '■ v r. '* -.ltationery, No. 122 Wood street. Maul
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■ JOSEPH CHAPMAH,
:- flf''^.-..-.'' •,■•■ •. .. ; ‘ .V ; . v vL -4. v ;- ■.•.'•.WOLESAtE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
r'>' ; - ;s ‘' '■ > >i7% v4iWvS:3 IMPORTED CIGARS,
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WiESDNa toTlng associated with JOS. ABEL, the
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- ' ITOTJBE, BIQN ASD ORNAMJBNT4I, PATSTER— No
v- >-*- *3 Bitojts. Street, opposite the Neptune Engine
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THE DAILY MORNING POST.
Printed op* Published /very Morning, (Sunday tzcrpted.
BY <m.LMUKK * MONTGOMERY*
aOETII-WSST umt.ltß 07 WOOD &KD TUTU STUIIT9.
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advance. Six Dollars will invariably ba required If not paid
within the yea.--
Single copies TWO <rcm—/or «at* at the counter In the
Office, and by the yewe Boys.
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
Ppotdßhed from the same office, on a large blanket size
beet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies
nr* curia.
49- No paper will be discontinued unless at tbe disere*
on of tbe Proprietors,) until all arrearages are paid.
43- No attention will be paid to any order unless accom*
panled by tbe money, or satisfactory reference in this dty,
jpf- Connoted with the Establishment of the Morning Post
ior./ of ikt largest Job Printing Ojfctt in the city, to Jure all
It \nds of work is done on Vie shortest notice, and most reason*
<&&• terms.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SoU. C. 6. Spronl.
ATTOSNEY AND COBNSELLOR at LAW—Office. No.
—. Eourth etrect, Pntisbnrgh. P<l declWy
James A. Xjowrle.
ATTORNEY AT la W—Office, Fourth street,Pittsburgh,
between SmilhOeld street end Cherry alley, tdecllily
JOSEPH WEAVER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
. Office, No. 144 Fourth street,
ja3:iy?| . rtTTRDPB.au, pa.
JOHN BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, corner Fifth and Grant ati«,
ja3:lyo{ pmsDuaon, pa.
Thomas Means,
Attorney at law and solicitor in chancery.
Office, next door to tbe Poet Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4
S. p. Itoia,
ATTORNEY At LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
fourth door below Sir. Itody Patterson's Livery
Stable. ja23
C. Orlando Loomis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
jy-ity ,
■ Thomas M. Marshall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowrie’a liuildinge, Fourth
street. , j&nTtly
R. ii* Carnahan,
ATTORNRY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street. Jefey
J, IV, M’Clovrrjr,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office In
Bakewell'a Buildings, on Grant street., jell
1). 11, llazen,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth street, above and
near Smithfield.- . mar27:y
Patrick M’Kenna,
ALDERMAN OF THIRD WARD.
OFFICE CORNER OP GRANT AND FIFTH STREETS,
(formerly occupied by Alderman Lewis,) where all bu*
ainesa pertaining to the office of Alderman and Justice of
the Peaco will bu promptly attondel to. • ~ febl:3m
IV. Uackmastcr, Alderman,
OFFICE, Grunt street, between Fourth at. and Diamond
alley. CoQveyauciug of all kinds done with tbe great
est care-and Ugal accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex*
amiuwKie. ja3:g
£l, g. Neal, Alderman,
'V'O.9l THIRD Street, between Wood and Morketetreeta,
i.V Pittsburgh. Collections promptly made. Bonds, Mort
gages, and other writings drawn with neatness and aoca*
racy. je2l:ly
11. AIILit BUHOEON DENTIST, (sac*
eessor to O.W. Biddle,) VO. U 4 SMITH-
C{m^qsS%FIELD STREET.
jß®" Ollice boars, from 8 to 1 o’clock, and
fobls:ly
rom 2 to £ o'clock.
J.BCOTT, DENTIST, fourth otreet, nve doom
CTyyycsS* c st of Market.
Omcs Houia —From nine A. M. to fire
M. dec2o:y
BUSINESS CARDS.
D. W. UEKSTINE A CO..
COMSIISSIO.N AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND
Dealers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin-
einnati and other Mamikctares, &c.
J7c. 93 Front streets, between Market and Ferry streets,
PITTSUniVO!!, PA.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments. Par*
ticular attention paid to forwarding Western merchandise.
References. —Clark A Thaw, Wm. Ilagaley A Co., Wm. M’-
Cully & Co., F. Sellers A Co., llays A Black, Kramer A
Rahm, lioury Grail, Rsq., Wm. S. It. Johnston,
Esq., Thonfhs Bakewell, Kmj., Georgo Ledlte, E.-q., Solomon
Stoner,-Esip ja&2
WM. 81NGHAM.......
wm. uiNGiidm a co.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Liberty street, opposite Penna. Railroad Depot,
apr? Pa.
Ucury 11. ColUnt,
Forwarding and commission merchant, and
Wholesale Dealer In Cheese, Butter, Seeds, Fish, and
Produce generally, No. 25 WOOD Bu Pittsburgh. [mar6
Paul A Murdock,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEECUANS, AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.. . [apldf
King A Moorhead,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. [tny23
Q. T. C« Morgan,
Bookseller and stationer—has always on h&u
a goneralassortnentof School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, Ac., Wholesale and Re
tail, No. 104 Wood street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh.
Wan tod, Rags and Tanners’ Samps, aplo:ly
1, VV• Chadwick,
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
Pittsburgh- The highest price in cash paid for rags,
myll.-y
IRUUU milixh, Phila wm. aicsßTßoH, Pittsburgh.
Miller A Rloketson,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
Wines and Segarß—Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irtrin
land Liberty streets, Pittsburgh- Iron, Nails, Cotton Tarns,
1 Ao, constantly oo hand. )y2B
R. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa-, dealer b
r. Country Produce, offera for sale a choice stock o
3roceries, selected for family use. Bpicesof every variety
xnd the purest quality, ground at his Steam Milla. Also.
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce takenln esj
•hangofor Merchandize.
F. 1L D. has procured a fall assortment of Landreth’s
Warranted Garden Seeds, and invites the attention of all in
terested in rural affairs. janll
V. L>. Wood,
'MPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES
AND LIQUORS, No. 147 North Second street, fifth door
Dovi Race, east side, Philadelphia, has ou hand the best
ualiti»s of old Brandies, Wines. Irish Whisky, Monongn
ela Whisky, Holland Gin, Cordials, Ao , on terms worthy
be \ttention of purchasers and dealers. fau29v
Henry M’Callougn do Co.,
ITIIOLESALE GROCERS and Commission Merchants,
V OA’-ner nf Peon end Trw»n |*itt»h„Tvb
Win. Digby, Jr. f
'CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE, Masonic Hall,
j Fifth street, Pittsburgh —Clothing made to order, in
ond style, and at moderate rate*. »uQ:tf
R. & A. C. Duucan,,
rST HOLE 3 ALE GROCERS, and Dealers .in Produce, For
I V elgn Wines and Liquors, OU Monongahela and Rootl
ed Whisky. No. 291 Liberty st, Pittsburgh, Pa. T }v29:y
J. EAOAtt....^.
. ~ • J>4SliL AHL, JB.
HAGAN *, AHI.,
lIOLBSALE and Retail Dt »rs In Silki, fhncy and
, T Staple DHT GOODS, Nos 91 Jlurtatand 8 Union
ireet, Pjttsbarjjh. BT , r 4
POWER A UIEROOH,
I RCIIITECTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL CARVERB.
Ornamental Patterns for CastlDS, in every style;
odeling, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornaments for thr
rcoration of Steamboats, Buildings, Ac.; 90 SMITIIFIELr
reet, near the Poet Office. vUfrn
E, WHITE HOUSE*
7IANOY SrLK AND WOOLEN DYER AND CLEANER.
. No. 7 ISABELLA Bt., near the Emmet Hotel,
mar 4 Ailsohest.
; COTEBXET.
S. CUTHBERT A SON,
EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 50
■i SmilhfUld ttreei. pot!
L> £2. Haytrard,
kEALER In BOOTB, SHOES, TRUNKS and LEGHORN
' and BRAID HATS, corner of Morfeet and Liberty ata.,
174 Pittsburgh, Pa. je!4:y
JOHN 9IITCHELL,
YHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
5 n w ??' V* 5 Wood Street,
byg] Nest door to 11. Child's Shoe lloura, Pittsburgh.
William Thorn, Drunlit
.iTAB REMOVED lo the corner of HAND Ind PENh
H Streets, where he will, as usual, attend promnttv t.
. numerous friends.- All articles In his line are warranto
; re, and pat Up with the utmost care. mar 14:6m
...... ..• ■ :;■•• -5.,*.,., ■ ■.." ■■■
jt&ZtSjLS&tt IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
■®§Hre a “*~CUTU:RY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly oa hand; together
with ft general variety of Fancy Uardware. Also, Guns, Pis
tols aDd Revolvers, Flasks, llorns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; nuntingand Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing andrepairingncatly executed.
RIFLES I —Wo are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the best meterial, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
my!6
CUandellers and Gaa Fixture!.
riTHE subscribers are now opening at their new Wareroom-
J. NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith
field; the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles couuected wit Gas Kitting,
ever offered in this market. Uaving arrangements made
by which they will be constantly in receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they-confidently Invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. We are determined to sell bb
low as any house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
ters, tan offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
In thlßline.
We continue as heretofore to fit up .buildings of every de
scription fpr gas. water and steam.
Braes Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
' LONG, 'MILLER A CO.,
aar22.7 No. 109 Pirst street.
> GEUItGE ULETOHER,
FROM FEW YORK,
. r'*s. MANtJFACTUUERof the celebrated
Aj \a \ Gossamer Ventilating Wig, Elastic
/ V . J Band Toupees, and every description
of Ornamental Ilnir, for Ladies sod
(J \ Gentlemen, ?9 FOURTH STREET,.
between Wood and Market, Pitta-
BLSTcncß’s system enables Ladles
and Gentlemen to measure tbeir beads
with accuracy.
f rOR YflQQ'
No. 1. The round of the Ilead.
No. 2. from the fefthead over tbo head to neck, No. 2.
No. S. Frem ear to ear, over the top.
No. 4. From ear to ear, round the forehead.
For Toupees, to cover the top of the head only—a paper
pattern, the exact shape of the bald part. fmy4
N«w Coach and Carriage Factory I
JOHHSTON, BROTHERS & CO.,
Ormer <tf Rebecca and Xx.-lnu.nt streets, Allegheny Oily,
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
tte P ub^c Kenorally, that they have
commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
—i?B3 i Barouches, Rodtaways,Buggies,Sleighs and
Chariots, In all their various styles of finish and proportion.
All orders will be executed with strict regard to durability
and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most reasonable terms. Using in all their work the
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, aud Wheel stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of thrir work.
Purchasers are niqnostrd to giro us a call, before
ring elsewhere. octOily
.mm. eicubacu.
i T. JOUSSTO*.....
Elcelalor Carriage Factory.
fpCIINSTON, BROTHER A CO., PRACTICAL COACH
O MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Ahe
gheny city, Pa., have on hand and are manufacturing an
extec rive assortment of Carriages, l-.oritaways, Buggies,
Baggage Cars, Ac., made iu all their various styles, with
strict regard to durability and beauty of finidi. using In nil
their work the best Juniata ima mi.i eastern hickory. Re
pair* atteo J .»d toon the most reaxonnlde terms. They feel
confident that all who may favor them with their patron
age. will be periectly sutisfi-d on trial J ih-ir work.
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Oicoibuses passeTery fif
teen mluultisduring the day. oet2s:ly
PITTaBURGII COACH FACTORY.'
U. tUGELOW...... MARTIN t. BTIVENS OEOftGE mmir
.„Q SO. BINU HA SI
Bigelow A Co..
Successors to e. m. big blow, no. ig f?
Diamond alley, near Wood Ftreut. Pitta
burgh—«CO ACIIES, CARRIAGES, PUEA-CkSlcsSlb*
TONS. BOGGIK3, and every description qf
faury vehicles built to order, and finished in a manner un
surpassed fur beauty of design, elegance of finish, skill of
workmanship, and durability of materials.
Jt&- All work warranted novß
~ JOSEPH KLKSIIXO,
fBCCCISSOB 10 L. WILCOX A CO.l
CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keep?
constantly on hand a fuil a-sortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, Medicine Chests, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
ing to his business.
43*Physicians* Prescriptions carefully compound**! at
all boors. ja.*Vy
JOHN fLXSHNO.
• . '•» uu.,l r ku.l iiu<
FLERUNG BROTHERS,
(SucroAsors to J. Kidd A Co.)
WHOLESALE DROQOISTS,
No. CO TPhcvi Street, PUlslncrgh, Pet.
Proprietors of Dr. M’Lane’a Celebrated Vermifuge. Liver
Pills, Ac. - jalO
JOHN haft, jr m
(Successor to Jnv M’Guffey.)
Wholesale and Retail Drugclit,
AND Dealur In PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, Ac., 141
Wood street, three doors below Virgin alley,
apr4:mAely PITTSBURGH.
Ft. L . ALL EN ,
WCOLESALS DEALER LN *
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga
holn Bye Whisky, &c.,
ALSO, RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, i*A.
WINES, Brandies, Gins, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits, SL
Croix ami New England Rum, Claretu, Champagne,
Scotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish. Scotch, Bourbon,
Old Mouonguhrin Ryp and Rectified VVhDkv, Apple, Pej.ch,
Wild Cherry nod Blackberry Brandws; imported Havana,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Ualf-SpanL-h and Common
Cigars,all at fiuch low pricee a.? to ohalleug * eompe ltion.
Fancy Bar Kegß aud Labelled Bottles nf every style, cod
Demijohns of all sixes. I respectfully invite an examina
tion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh.
Pcpp*- apr3:ly
By u.c. hill.—tue practical violin scuooi^-
A new and complete synopsis of Violin playing, in tin
easy, progressive and practical fu.-m. and deigned expressly
for the American BtndeD*, to which Is addedvaluable les
sons and exorcLsod aod beautiful .irrangetneu’jj.ns Soloaand
Duos of the most popular melodies of the day. Selected,
arranged and composed by U C. HILL, pupil c.f Spohr, lale
PreMJent of the Now York Philharmonic 8<»:-Mv.
The above Just received. In advance of the trade, hv
HENRY KLEBER, 101 Third street.
We have carefully examined the above work of U- C
lIHPs, and consider it one of the most complete and prac
cal Violin Schools we have OFcr Been. G. ANTON
B. VOGEL.
fob 6 Teachers of Music.
«-JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIER,*«*
HAS removed to 294 LIBERTY etreet, opposite Garrison
alley, and No. 3 SEVENTH, near Smithfield, where
the attention of his friends and the public is invited to ibo
stock of READY-MADE GOODS always ou hand. Al*o-
Clotbs, Casrlmercs and Vestings for ordered work. A full
assortment of Furnishing Goode for gentlemen, Including
Hats of all qualities. Trunks, Umbrellas. Ac.. Ac. jn&J
JOBH M’GLOSEET.... CORKEULH U’CLOSFLKf.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants,
NO. 8 8 WOOD STREET.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their old rurtomors
and the public In general, that they have this d»y as
sociated theniiielveMn the above burim-sp, under th« firm
oi JOHN II’CLOSKEY A CO. They respectfully solicit a
thereof public patronage.
l~ ivbMi
Tho previous business of each will be settled by them
selves respectively. f«hp
R LAXIU), (iate of the firm of Cooley A Lamp,)'haring
• opened STORE NO. (two doors above the old
*tand,) for the purpose of carrying on Uio CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
share ot tbo patronage of the late firm.
N. B.—Clothing made to order in tbo most fashionable
etyies, and on the shortest notice—inferior to none in the
City. jnnfiOty
James Mclllugar,
MONOGAHELA PLANING MlLL—Would respectfully
Inform his friends and the public, that his nsw estab
lishment is now in full operation, end that he Is prepared to
furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
,3Board and Plank, planed on one or noth rides, constantly
on hand.
Sash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, made to
order.
Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to give him a call, as be can now lurutsh them with planed
♦tuff suitable for every description oj work.
Manufacturers of an kinds of brass work, lo
comotive, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al
so, Cotton Batting Manufacturers.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Ofilco, will be
promptly attended to. fwbOrly
Office up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
RESPECTFULLY onnounce to the public that be has
commenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
tion with Intelligence and Ueneral Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persons in want of servants, In auy
capacity, of those in want of places, will be supplied at short
aotice. All business entrusted to hie care promptly at
tended to.
.B. I*. CUTOBS&X
M. GIIAPJ..., D. BKXSWOIA j OIL . p -
Graff, Relsluger dp Graff,
WESTERN I'OUNDBT, No. 124 Wood Pitts
burgh, Pa. ’
T iLLSCFACTDREES O*
Cooking Stdves, Plain and Fancy Grates,
Coal and Wood Stoves, Hain and Fancy Fenders
Parlor Stores, Bad and Dog Irons, *
Hollow Ware, Portable Forges,
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettles,
Stove Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Ac. fmhH
.j. rixuujo
THE next'session of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the sth of September next, at the room cor
ner of Feriy and Liberty fltreete, lately occupied by the
JJessra. Yeeder. . _ • „ „ „
jßzftraica—iloTi. A* W.‘ Loomis, C. Knap, Jr., S. P. Von
onhorat. R. MUler. Jr. - - - >ug2s
PUBLISHED DAILY, BY QILLMORS & MONTGOMERY, AT THE “POST BUILDINGS.” CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STIFEETB, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY HI ADVANCE
YOLUME XIII.
BUSINESS CARDS,
ENTERPRISE WORKS,
80. 130 wood stam, t iej> noon dxxow vibqut ATT tt
BQW& a. TETLET.
j'iUXUTojr.
New ricliool for the violin.
RECOMMENDATION.
KenovaJ
HEREON & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
JOSEPH LOWRY,
No. 43 Comer of Fifth and Wood Streets,
„ Btfmuu-X. J. Ilighara, Erq, Rlnhard Cowan, K»q., W.
0. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Black, James Mackoral, A. A. Mason,
Hafflt A Old. ’ janlB ’
Scliuctiman & Haunlein.
LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, ophite the Post-office,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Util Heads, Show Bills,
Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
Visiting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone Printed
in Colors, Gold, Bronte,or Black, In the most approved style
and at the piost reasonable prices. octls:ly
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY,
W. T. MCDONALD, M. A., Principaj..
JOHN GROUTTf . ZZ
rMPORTSR OP PRANDHS£j3IN7 wines; Ac.—Dealer
.1. in-fine (fid Monongahela WhiskyyPe&ch -Brandy. Ac.
Also, Rectifying lUtillar, corner of Bmlthfield fcndrront
apilB
\
V?:; _
TIIE late firm of .TONES £ QUIQG, having been dlyeolved
by tbo death of John F. Quigg. on the"27tb lust., the
business of said firm will b-’ puttied by Hie Undersigned, at
their oOluo, corner o!' Rope and Fir:-t Fired?.
ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30, ISs4—'oct2:y
MANUFACTURER ol Spring and Blister Steel, Plough
Blab Eire!, Ft««el Plough Wings. Coach and Eliptic
Springß, Ura.MM Nut Taper, half pntaut, Screw, Mail and
Hammered Iron AjtUtJi,—corurr 6f Ross find First etreeW,
Pittsburgh, Pa. octily
ISAAC JONES D. BOOERS.
L>. 11. Uogeri «k Co,
MANUFACTLRKKS of liUli ELS’ pd.-nt Improved Steel
Ouliivntor u-dh. uilico cornur Ross and First streets.
oct2ly
JACOB M’COi/LlM'i'Eh7”
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
AM) DEALER Iff AU KIKOS OP
Tobacco, Snuff,, aud Cigari,
No. Zb,Fifth si., i*itts!nrrgh,Pa.
Keeps constantly on baud a large supply of all the
Various brands of Imparted Cigars. ja3:?
__ cniivA'hall7*~ ”
MARKET STREET. BETWEES T-JIP.D AXP P<'CRTII STRUTS.
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY SHOULD CALL D 4
to see the beautiful ns.-ortment of CHINA, GLASS
and QUEFXs S TF.t now oj'-ui at the above «ttital)lish
ment. Our goo*is being entirely tu*w, wo aro enabled to
offer induremenu in all the lat.rft Ktvh-s of Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Ware, white iren-stonp, we have n great variety
of Fhape- 1 ; nlw, gold band and fum-y eolnn-tl slmin warn
Tea uml Toilet r-i-fc. nor of uhlt.« Covered Dishes,
Soup Tureens, Ye,'{'table Di-l;.-: without iv.vers, Salnd
Di>he?, and every tippe.rluiiiing to a Dinner Set is
large and well selected. llritauniH Ware. Table Cutlery,
Spoons, Castors, Wniter?, and Uouye Furnishing Goods, w«
have a large asr.rrtment.
COMMON WARE—<itir stdek of common Teas, Plates,
Dishes, P -kf*r?, Napph*?, 8.-wla, Piteberp. and every artirle
in the line i.- l;i:ge, utnl we are prepared to j.»rk them with
or without I n- g<--is, an the ptm-hawr mnv wiali.
Also, a large i. 'r! i;h i t < f nil kind? of CLASS WARE,
which we n:<- sellnir i.f n.ar,nlufiurerp* price?, all of which
are offered «t hoi.i r ret.ui, hv
nollHi 'JOHN J. OG.KAHY.
Fino Teas, Choice Family Grocorica and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IB now receiving n large assortment of FIIESTI GOODS,
in addition Iris ;Jready e\u , u>jvtf sfock, purchojied
from flrfit imud - in Him Km 'em markets, which, will he sold
at the lowest market prict-w.
3ar* Hotel?, Me imhi a:?. ar.d families, baying by tb*
qunutlty..supplied at w h-,U-.-j,ie re!-s.
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
ROBERT H. PATTERSON, Propriotor,
CGUNEK *»F DIAMO.'D STitr.Ki' A N L* CM BrtltY ALLEY.
r r!!K • li) •a’riVr r."* fn! i v nunoutjec* to the Ladies and
J (i,-o:i.-ax •) • t i'i!' '• !,*• hr.'- recetjllv ereet.-d
fi RIDING FCH'-OL. d,i b. i>- p ■<:;( of ei.uiinejiouiu
n9 U‘i n i' iv. irr N'lii:. t '-x . -.■'<• Is airy siculr.r e<tab
li-dimi-ot ir. '.!••• I :i:- j I: ; j, wv-esFibl*
from t..; two • • ■' : v. u l ; .l M its high runl ai rv sit uation
renders it--p- t<- tb- j na-.)Oti..u nf b.- : d* h, by
this most r.". • rt-r,•><-. Tijr- 11 r-«-< r« dooile aD*l
well irainM. :.r,J «b- t rr j-ri.-1 v-r plelges him-rif tin t no
r'* • n •* -T w 1 1..- Jo ill; k.- this esUvbhrimK-nt
tbe first in •I-- -t ‘ n - >-f G. • piddiv.
Notice.
lo'er-‘'t of Mr. J d , .\ Ai'WFLfj in enr busing-?
1 r "‘> * -II '1 i.« •- ’ 11 1 : Inil.aa
tt llni.U-Af.K : \ y th«- rtmaiu
i-'g partner- U t: 1- r fi-g:
'.‘.-.G.-M i.V. P'S.'.IIAYK A CG..
Nes 1' Vi i. ■ ■ | pit - * burgh,
li \ h u.i.v. w,jiinw.\::]. k
N. . d-l Phi'a.MpMn
■VVM BIGALUY4CO.
PDt-burrh. D-r-rU -r Tut. ,1 _ -.-j
I HAVE Mmi:t* re -: ib~ of Un»g. Miller
A u .to A. I- »*g, wir .. r.-ilh .|..hn Phillip. . wilt -on
tmue i*i tin* .’d s;-.ui. F-n D';j trout slre-t. I eordUllr
t*-e..iuo. o-t :)•- r.-w i-ruj m the patronage of tuv !ri«»».ds. *
Pit L-bur Ji, July \ 18»4. P. 11. Sui.LER.
a. a. jxo. ra;Ltu’3
S. A. LONG A CO.,
OUT I. A YT> iiV.ASr FitUNfiEitS, AND GAS rrTTI'.RS.
1.7 inri't n.i- 1 :b. !- •, kcf r-r’-.-k-Js,
ivtidnr.t-. 1 v.’b-r fv ;r-’. MV Lt up hrox.-er.' v itii Gr<3
nnd Sf-sm. mßins- tV*.. f u\\ kin-ls It. nr.hr, fur
t.i-h Hn:lr - I !’mu: ■ anlTni.lt Killiu-s, huJ kt-p Aoti-
Atfrition .oi 1 .ud. j--p,j
Silver illnnuf«ctory.
SlmhiNP. IJUhk, E '•! j. I.e; A Keuivt: :N t!« rr.trcs
(‘« u;< t . .j ; -■! i<ir tc’-i n!i •> i u 'njtnuf.ic'. uri *!g tn v r-xr a
tt-:!?. *i' ::r« «Kl,ii In ;-r eeul. ics»er thi.s
the e-.-'.-rii or here .\;t *„rk U warreDU'd.
.Yvr.hr:, A. • k
Ft.vrlttig .^aaii'y.
Wat. ’, -v' ar i W.il:); repairing (rrrtUauei, wilh eraj-y fi».
ctliiy and r.vaewed u t'-nr-iu.-.U 'Q to giv* cntl’-e Aatj.-f'ictiou
lorusUtaerf, lUh w h* prir,* uad *he. sup.-riur quality of
the work. W. W. WILSON,
W.*N-hranker nn<l Jesreller,
novl4 c-’-Tjerof Mi:ik-t and Fourth *tre€tA.
Slcn m lj«nt Eru iillurr nud Ctiaire. ~
/TA »» *■» i- >• •-<< r\ e e- •»;.■*- c. 11 t inanufni*tn-
?T KAM B i 1 A T C\HIN FURMTUUK AND
Du U-.r 1 ,
Ladies Chl- ; u r.f raii-’-es
Gm:*. In ,*• : ‘
fitai- 1'- ■ ji (in .ir* .j,-.-
V. I lb- ! . ' •
T.'te a . etes ; ’
Livn-v: r.ct.-.-Til.i.V
W«-b (,rd .J.,;
lUi-r Trays, Ac., Afl.
Mn;rrhl hi. 1 eorki:ir.i!*bip wcrrr.Tit. d, end prices Kati»»
* B Y d'NG A OL
jy'-M Nn .tui/i ''.el : sV. rpiK.site City Hotel.
A o T 1 |: J.; .
TI.U.V S ru 'KIMI MAM’PArTOP.r,
.V.. K-th *.-• --n r -.-.. Vi area
W ,,K * B 1 •>.- .r-l W n-..r1«l
,**. .....r r--l I-r ml.- Id Ihl. rilv.
PnrrhM*.T. « r: t ! ■ - r : v fn a’ this , v
tttldlsl.ro -H i «*« :...th.e t.T a ; -m-.ves; j v is n l! 1 to
insure -h. if r-l.-i;>. C DALY,
ri. n —i!«m-m!.er :L- C.ii’M* Ft<jckin« Corner.
f . r, 'l- v C. D.
<•.. I». ilcorlty <M»..
/NIIEAP CARPET WARhIIOCSE, .Vi VJ Third street
\J near M.uLrt. w.iM rr-;p»etfullr inform Undr fri-n Is
and ‘l •• c-'tv r> !!v, tbnf tb'*-.- i nr.w in stur-* Uieir
complete IALI, M'-'UK, e ~f CARPKTS of evurv
description, f.-'-u the R.-v-il \-;vet and Bril •«>*.<». t*> the enni
tunn hu*rnin. Hemp and R. : g. F‘nn r Oil Cloth, from ope
t.) right yards wide, r.ew derigns Bt:d verv rich. Cocoa and
Canton >!ut;ing. Drn.--. t-, ling*. Mnt v, Htnir R.vls Window
?h ‘des. Ar. Pei son* in want nre stjvit**-1 to mil and exam
ine th-ir stock. Steambfnts Motels, and lleri leucas furn-
InbeJ on tbcjilOH-. rea.»..n„b:e t« run*.
£e' : ‘ pn fits r.u.J quick
NTFRMS CASH nM.Y.
rpIIE OLD PRINTING F.STUIUSHM KN7, (lata John
f *' tu - n >to-- Kr * i.j and Itlenß R.k.lt mri Stntlom*rv
» nrehouse, is i-t- 1 t- ex ev.rv Ktyle of UgaL
C*>mroerci,.|, Utnul and Stevmhnt Job Printlnr and D ok
Bm hng. an j funush cv, rv aruri.. in the Blank Rook. Paper
uud Svationery liue, at lb.- sb"rt*-jt notice and cn tin* most
reusouab e t*-r m«.
Blank B.*-k uud Stntinnerv Printing Cfflco
end Book ltiuderv. c mer .»f Mark-i e.u I Second BLs fnovlfi
w - R - v - • M'lß J. K. ficNTLli
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION .MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS iu nl! kin.bi of PHlsburgh MuKufuc*
lure.*, Ifii St-ronl and 151 Fir.-d Ptrcet, Pittsburgh,
IVnn . n - _ leb9
Depot of Loug’.vortlL 4 Zlmaicriuan’ii Ca-
lawba Wines and Briuidy,
TUF. underdcnt-J n re---i>ed aud offer l ! fur sale, at Cin
cinnati one's, a largo <|;i:tntity of Logworth & Zimmer
man choice and worl I f»i.r.wiie.l Spark ling. Dry" and I.u
dlcfe’Sweet CutM-.vi-ii v\'in« . Pu.-h u« rnnv derirc t<> procure
an excellent nm.-h-rf Nntivi- Wine, (the pMre juice of the
grape,) will find mv i •d.-inlis'bniunt the place for the grutifi
cation of their .:...rire Tl-.e G -.uwbn i'-rumlv.diatillL-d troro
Lhc genuir,.-Urrtp-. i-deriar-vl hr man v excellent judge*,
equal In flavor to the b,-n imported Cognac.
JOHN A. O’RRTFX.fiT SMITH HELD STREET, between
fourth and Diamond alley. Mon.-v loan-j DU Gold and
cliv.-r Plate. Dimho' dr . Grid and Silver Watches. Jewelry,
Musical Instrument-. Cun'- and Pi-tris, Keether Beds, Fur
niture, nud nll kin I- nf articles—li>r iinv length of time
agree.! on. CLnr-Y for ‘t**rage c„ n ,i. !l . rn< , tv )fI , VPr thRH
heretofore. tl.rough the hall door. All
business trani-to-urin' - s:ri-t!y confid.-ni jul.
(AKC3 CRISWSLI.
pled.n-.s n'ld immcdintelv atter being out of
date, unless redeemed. Bargain-Mt Gold and Silver Watch
es, Jewelry, Ar , always n n l.arul. nprlO:<>ra
' RICVy SICED STORRi
JAMF- WAUDROr,
OFFERS for sub: C.AIwA RY BlltDSof the most improved
breed, being very hsr !y, nnd fim* singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary,Hump, Millet,Hone un i mixed Seed. Bouquets
will be furnUbed composed of the finest FLOWERS, vit:
Camolias, Rose Buds, IJidlctrope.*, Ac. ETergreenfl(in pots)
forChriFtmns Trees, from the Heed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth st., n-ar Wood. dec2o
TtllE Bubarriht-r )•-».* it"/ I be exrinrive right to manufac
ture aud pe'l SvV EKNEY’a .HOT AIK AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders,and
contract for heating bull lings w ith the most economical
Furnace new in me. The attention of those inu-rtiated ie
solicited. Any intormr.tion can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BA RNDOLLAR,
deo24:t! I Iron City Prove Warehouse, No. 1.T4 Wood fit.
It Is True !
THAT PICTURES of rtupcrior excellence may
obtained at CARGO’S New Deguerrean Galle
rv, "b Fourth str-et, at prio«’< varjing from
One to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to
please. Children taken la a few Call and examine
specimens of ibe various stj lt\s. Rooms open day and eve
ning. fcbl9
EDWARD K. lIILL SIAKCUS R. HOLLIDAY
Hill <si Holliday,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, EvansvilU, Ja —Strict attention paid to all
consigomonUi for sale of Flour, Produce, Ac. Orders for
the purchase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to.
Goods fur re-shipment forwarded with |octfl:6ni
HOME LEAGUE FACTORY.
HAMILTON STEWART. Mabuficturer of Shirting.
Check*. TwecXs, f.i.: , Rebecca street, Allegheny, has
opened a Wureroom slcoxd ‘Tour Post Buildings, corner
Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Merchants who arc not aware that these Checks can be
made as good and sold hr low hero as iu any other city in
the United States, are invited to call and examine for them
selves. , mhlfclm
, _ _W. Butler & Co.*
TJOBWARDINa AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS—
*’aDeaIers in all kinds of Pittsburgh Manufactures, Lead
Plptkßd Sheet-Lead, 07 front street. {ttp2B
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1855.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Isaac Jones,
WM. A. M’CLUKG, ~
DKALKH IN
•liver.-1 in *h.< city ir.*.* of i-lmrge
uf’.ctjrc Sje-.n,! L -f the
. n. nnvtn
Stnllli, Alnlr Hunter,
(Lute Smith A Sinclair,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
D. nCKETSKN,
No. IS" Liberty streel.
L|ofill Office
ijonuune the Smoke
» , *'
- . ' .. • »V*
- **:?• * '*
rnitu) Bast.
. BUSINESS CARDS.
C. IHMSEJf,
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY VARIETY OF
VIALS, BOTTLES,
AND
WINDOW GLASS,
Black Port er, Wine and Claret Bottles,
DEMIJOHNS AND CARBOYS;
AVC
FLINT GLASS IN EVERT TARIF.TV.
Warehouse, Nob. 104 Second, &133,155 First Bt.,
PITTSBURGH, PA. (mb2B
lIAKDW AM 13
FOR
Saddlers and Carriage makers*
R. T. LEECH, JR.,
No. 127 Wood street,
PITTSBURGH:
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Lacos, Hobs, Bent Stuff,
Springs, &0,, &c. v
Boots and Slioet, Wliolesale and itetall*
JAMES RODE,
"VTO. 89 Market, tvnd 0 Union street, third door from the
X x Market Ur u.«e, would call the attention of his friend?,
and th« publlc generally, to the fuct, that ho has now oti
hand lh* largest and best selected stock of BOUTS AND
SHOES, In all their varieties, Wuru by ladies and gentlemen
of Phil .* lphla, Nt'w York and Boston, and which,hu trustr,
canoo 1 .ail to please all. v-
His prices are very much reduced, and he scllb Ladles’
Ositers at from $1,12 tofi&O; Geutleaien’s Doou, from $2,25
tosfi; end excellent Gentlemen's Guitcrj, and Youths mid
Children’s wear, at extraordinary low prires.
Ho also continues to monufaeture, as heretofore, all de
scriptions of LADIES AVD GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS AND
SHOES, of the b«st (fuality and the latest sly la, all of which
ho warrants Nor should be overlooked bri very large o-i-
Kirtment of Gum Sandals, Overshoes and B-iots, for Ladies,
Oentlemen and Children. Every perwn who favors him
with their patronage will bo fairly dealt with. jnuO
WATER CLUE luV'JTTUTE,
HAND STREET. (SOUTH SIDE,) BET. PENN STREET
AND THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH, I'A.
DOCTOR BAELZ, Graduate and PraoUtiouer in the Old
Schfiols of Medicine, Allopathic and Hotn**putb.c, and
fv.r the past ten years a successful Hydropathic, hasotined
u W ATKK CURE in the above location.
The perfisotly safe, direct and immediate effect ihni svp
tern has on nil Fev.ira, and all diHcases acute and chronic
while it l.< mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
debilitated, rendirrj it peculiarly derirablo in fnisHtee. who
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and Homeopathic treatment will be ndmini--
tered where doired; but, after long and thorourii .-'re
rtence, D»wtr.r Baeix gives a derided prelerenfe to’Hydrr
pathy. Which has, throughout Urn old nnJ new world,
pro M-n so eminently aucoexslul in every form of di\e3M»
mcsuduig Incipient Consumprion, Bronchitis, Dynient-U*
ludammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Cuts’
neoun, Nnrrous and Liver Testimonials of r-urc ?
irr.tn highly reputable citizrcs of nearly every gint c in
Union, can be examined at Doctor Ditelx's office. The Rev.
Clergy are invited to conunlt him gratis.
Warm water being used in thecotamcnrenir'nt,and often
throughout the treatment, it is a Inxury instead of nuplras
«tut, as th j.-e unucijuainird might Kuppof=e.
Z J tU^l ' E ' , “? I’'' 1 ’''‘ !ri, -.. Cl,,irJp,i Dretrer, Waterman Palmer,
i-foo. W. H. Will Lias, Thompion Bell, J. It. Wei'
'Urn, D T. Morgan, Wm. B. Holmes, E. U. Eugheh, B SI.
The nnderpigned, having Tirited Doctor liarii’r.
ti- n and wilu-Sfid his suct.wfui treatment, cheerfully n>*
-v.mmend him as a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy
sician : J
Charl.-s T. Rufoud!, JuH M’Oonnclls, David Hunt, Jehu
C. ( ujijr-. R.<bL Patrick, John B. Livingston, John Wright
F. Eaton, Q Qrtn-by Oregg. [ j, :n b
itiUUUD C. UUVtCkSIJf
MANUFACTUkiII OP
Gin, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Looking-Glass,
rOHTRAIT AND PICTURE PRA.MES
P?.A,K AM) OI.NAMENTKB—No. lil ST. CIM» ST»«W
A.I kiuds of CoojptsMiiott Ornaments, for StraniU-ai-
Ar, All timla of Glhl ug and Re gilding, to order Gilt
Moulding* f-r Krames, wholt-saV aod retail Yarn>h for
(al Prt'D iug« Engrvving-* an ! LUhogrtphs for rale.
fiy- Impaired or defaced Oil Pa.utings rcalnreu in the
be-*; manner.
All V rumen and Moulding* m :nufacture*l io thi? oatab
lislmu-ot Uiay b- cleaned without Injury, with poap and
wnt- r.
Cut! nnd wti. Nu. 21 St. Clair r.t., FitUburgh. [mh26.tf
Htw Trimming Store,
-Vo. 63 On-no- of Market itrut and the Diamond.
\AN GORDKU rcspecfullv annouu.vea u> the
X public n| aod vicjiiUsvthat h« will open iht
new Tnmtulng btoruon Monday, April 17th. Hai ing fitb-d
up the neatest atore room m the dty, and filled it wlibn
choice selection of the latest -style* of TrimralncK nnd F un
cy Good a, he (’.utter* himself that will offer superior In
duee-nents and uudmivor to give lull satisfaction to all who
may favor him with thrir patronage.
Now, don’t forget the place—No. 83 Market -tr.>ct, corner
Of the Diamond. (apr!2j FRANK VAN (LJhDl’fi
Seminary for lioys.
bmih-icf.il a-r. of b\j'Lh ,xnj Orant tis., apposite Court Hou**
f|M!K > all Session of this School will comcit-ac* on MO.V
i I)A\, loubiir 4 th, and tho duti«K nf hist ruction will
b« rrscumt-d by Mews. WKlUtfa and M’lxjls'ALl).
Th*r<* are U-u pticco.-.siye mooUi-S in the Academic year.
Tuition is prr >|uartt*r.
Th* number of j-.n. U:. i* limited, or 1 toys are admitted
iu the order of fej.ji.'icnUorH which irmy to made niter
dd’.h, at 01 Liberty hlrvef, or at or by 1,-ttM
dr<'pj><*ii i» PojJt Utlin*. nutto'w*
jjjies i. ufuc.........:.;.?. z.::::~z:.:zz:~a.*u'n j.Wm.
Lcdlle & Ulam,
{Buoftt?s>«r.s to Mill veil y A IA-dli-i)
MANUFA -TUiIKKd of Cat, Moulded S n<l plain, Flir t
nn.t Kuncy Colored GLABPWAUE, aud titular? in all
\\ InJow Fla- ks, Vltls nmi Hottl,'* Wart**
houM- roruer of Market and Wowr ilrcela, Pitisl.unjii.
mh3al 1 r
Wm. H. Tticott dt- Co.,
IsavrESAoua to t. i:enxli>t, jh., a co. i
MANUFACTURERS OF GILT AM) MAHOGANY LOOK-
I.NO GLASSES, Portrait aDd-Pictura Frames, /tr., htx<]
deai-rs 1u luipori.-d and Doim-*iic Fancy Goods, N rr.r
ner of Wood ana Fourth streets, Pittsburgh. octl-Jriw ’
A Card.
HAVING coid my inters! In the firm of T. KENNEDY
Jll., A CO, to William H. Taloott, who, with A u
Henry, will rontltiuu the Looking Class ami Variety 15.-i.-j
-nPWI al tk *o oW stau.l, corner of Wood and Fourth st.-ivta
umlfr the style of Wm. U. Tnlcott A Co. I c-nfidenUv i.~
Cuuimoml them to my former customers, as ,-vi-ry way
qualified tu ciro enlir-satisfaction. 3
All persons having demand* against inland al! indeb'v j
to me, Will please make an early sotUumeriL
_ O^J - T. KENNEDY, JR.
Henry Ktclinriiaon, Jeweller,
HAYING re-titted his store in a Unndsomo manner and
hat reenstiy returned from tlie eastern dtlrs with a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call tho attention of his friends and custom
ers to the feet that among his Watchc* will ha found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains
Finger Rings. Ear Rings, Miniature Lockets, etc., etc, ’
FANCY GOODS—Such as Papier Maehe, Work Tobies and
Boxes, Desks, F&tury Vnsog, Perfume bottles, Table Mats,
Colt’s I*istals, Porte Monnajet in grunt ninety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an i?udl«w* variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have only to he seen to bo anpre
:™ted - tnovl) NOSI MARKET STREET.
K K T K RPRI work's".
A’o 136 mod strrf.t , Third door bdmo Virgin Aliev
BOWN A TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting
men to their large assortment of Guns, Ui!U*n nud Ue
volviug Pistol*, the largest and best selecied stock ever
open.-d m this(market; together with a geDerul-aflhoitu.ent
of Hardware, Cutlery, fools and Fishing Tackle, all of which
wa offer at Uia lowest possible prices to cash purrha«»r* or
for good approved paper. marlS
Boots and Shoes. “
JM’LAUGHLIN, No. 96 Fourth struct, nearly opposite
• the Mayor’s Office, is ra.inufiwtaring Gentlemen's first
Boots, Low Shoes,ties and buttoned; Congress and Button
ed Gaiters; Ladies’ Boots, Half Boots, Jenny Linds, Slip
purs, and French Lashing Gaiters, of every color ami shado;
fancy Kid and Satin Gaiters, of the best material; Misses
and Children's do, of every variety.
N. R —All kinds made tor.rder.op short oeOce. fault)
Dissolution of Partn«r«lilp,
TIIE Partnership between Wm. Y'oungsou und Daniel
Youngpoa, under the name of Wm. YoOmjsox A Co. is
DPSOLVin. \\ M. YoUNUr'ON will carry ou tlie PAINTING
bminessin all its branches at the Shop of the late firm, No.
ifii SEVENTH street, opposite the Neptuue Eugino House
WM. YuUNGSON.
North-Western Police Agency.
\TO. 80 WASHINGfuN STREET, comer of Dearborn
il CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. '
ALLAN HVStRTOS I
Pinkerton & Co.
DLVOTE TUEIR ATTENTION TJ THE TUANSACriON OF A GENERAL
DETECTIVE POLICE BUSINESS
la the states of Illinois, Wlscouriu, Michigan and Indiana
mh!9:dtf
Soldiers* Bounty Hands,
And claims against government.—i wm pro
c re Bounty Laud Warrauts forSoldiorfi,thejr Widows
ana Sliuor Children, au-i will prosecute Claims against
Government, and attend to business ia tho “Court of
Claims,” recently established by Congres-i.
Office, No. 148 ThirJ street, one door übove SmithfieM st.
March IP, lbfii—(mhzO) CHAULBS NaYLOR.
Bounty Hands—Soldiers* Claims.
IMIE undersigned bus rn&de arrangements with Thomas
Lumpkin, of Washington City, to procure WARRANTS,
Ac., for Soldiers, tbeir Widows or Children, for BOUNTY'
LANDS, or uny other claims on the Government.
SAMUEL FAHNEffTOCK,
tnh&tf 1 Residence, No. 9 Ross streeL, Pittsburgh.
Bouuty Lands.
fPHE undersigned continues to outain Bounty Land
.1 Warrauls. The pru.'unt bill gives to all who have
served in any war since 1703.100 acres. Terms moderate.
LURE COCl&sllOOT, 37 Diamond alley.
mhi2:y between Wood st. and Diamond.
Agiucy for soldiers* Claims*
LOCATIuN of lands. purchase and sale op
LAND WARRANTS.-—The undersigned has made ar
rangements with competent and responsible gontlemm to
obtaiD Certificates or Warrants lor Soldiers, their widows or
minor children, who are entitled to Bounty Lands; also for
the Location of Lands, and the Purchase and Sale of Land
Warrants. JOUN D. DAVIS,
mhl4:tf Corner of Wood and Fifth streets.
New Paper Hangings.
NO. 85 WOOD STREET
Fine french and American parlor papers •
Panel in gold, oak and marble; '
llall Papers, of various styles;
Fig’dand Plain Papers, for dining rooms andchambers:
Cheap and low priced. Wall Papers;
Borders, Ceilings, Figures, Window Shades.
A large and complete assortment of the above, selected
for the season, will be sold, at the usual low prices.
oct3 WALTER P. MARSHALL.
Walter P* marshall,
IMPORTER and in French and American Paper
Hangings.. iaaiSj
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RAILROADS
CLEVELAND AND PITTS BUEGH
RAILROAD.
CONNECTING 'WITH
STEAMERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL,
VTA WELLSVILLE,
AND
Oliio and Pennsylvania Railroad*
VIA ALLIANCE.
r pHJ3 shortest, quickest and most reliable route to Toledo,
A Chicago, Bock Inland, Galena, and St. Louis, is'VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route is One Hundred miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-three hours,
end St. Louis thirty-seven bourn.
VTA ALLIANCE.
The Trains of ths Ohio and Penna. Railroad leaving Pitts
burgh at 3.00, A. M., 8.00, A. SL, and 3.00, P. M., connect
at Alliance at 6 CO A. 51., U. 45 A. JL, and 6.30 P. M., as
follows:
Train* for Cleveland leave Alliance at7.CO, A.M..acd 12.00
N., and C S'. P. M , conn.ctlng at Hudson with Trains for
Cuyahoga Palls and Akron, and arriving In Cleveland at
10.04 A. 51., 2.20 P.'.M,, and 9.00 P. M.
Passenger*; for Toledo, Chicago, 8t Loais, Rock Island,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through with
out detention, will Like tlio train leaving Pittsburgh at
8.00 A. M., and arriving in Cleveland at 2220 P. M 0 as that
is the only train by which close connections are made
through to tha abovo point. Passengers by this train
much Chicago ut 7.30 next morning, and St. Louis at mid
night.
VIA WKLLSAHLLK
TL- St amors Forest City and Diurnal will leave the Mo
nenmhela wharf ovary morning, (Sundays excepted.) at
10 o’hock, for Vt clLviile, connecting with the train leaving
\t eliuTilh* at 4.80 P. M., and arriving at Cleveland at 9 CO
P. M.
-An Accommodation Train will leave Wellsville daily,
(Sundays ox«»-p*vd,) at 6 4") P. 51, connecting at Bnvani
with Express Train arriving iu Clevelinid at 2 20 P. 51.*
Trains from VWllsville and Cleveland connect at Bayard
for Carrollton, Wnyuesburg. Dovi-r, and New Philadelphia.
for Cleveland, Chivnyo nod the North-west,
Vi i WcUsTillc, are sold at a less rate than via Alliance.
Tin* Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 7.30 and 2.30 A. 41., and 0 25 P.
M.: arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.00 A. 5J., and 10.00
Trains leave Chkacr. for Bock Islam! and St. Louis as
follows: For Lock 1.-iand at 900 A. M , and ILOO P M
For fit. Louis at B.U» A. M , and 10.05 P. M.
Passengers for St Leals go over Bock Island Railroad to
Joliet, ami thence over the Chicago and MLsirsippi Railroad
lo Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Louis
Passengers by the 9. 1 f., A. M., Train arrive in fit. Louis at
11.20 same evening, and by the 10.05? P. M., Train, at noon
next day.
IfaggagD checked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago ar.n St. Louis.
FAKE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
Ir? 'U efi Istchiss. VdcTs.
To Allinnce $2 50 To La Salle... $l6 CO $l3 to
•* f-levelend ... 400 “ Roi-lt lsi’d, 18 00 1125
'* T.d.do 6 cki “ Galena 18 15 14 10
I3(H) {lO 50 SpriuguciJ 19 70 1C 20
“Bh 'unirifit. .1C Oq 14 40 “ Burlington 2100
" fit. Louis 21 00 1C 50
Pt??«'U£rr? nr- requested to procure tbelr lionets ot tha
ofslr« of tl;.> Company, in Moijoutrafcrla lions**, lflow the
enrtifr ,1. HVKANP, Bup’t, ClaTelami.
«L A. CAUGHEY, Ag’t, ISttaburgh
CENTRAL ROUTE,
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPE N I
Northern Illinois to tho Mississippi River,
lOWA. MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
All Railroad to (he 31l»sifislp|>l«
Chicago, BurUnylon and Quincy
RAIL ROAD
Fonan.iiLT me Chicago and Acso:-a Sc Cem. Military
Tract it. R. 13 now cosiplctld,
And Train-* run i!io entire distance f om CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON, lown, without change of Cars.
Tby Only Direct k,. u t« to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, MUSCATINE. OQUAWKA, WaPELLo, FORT
Dt.S MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFF, An., nod the only ALL
RAILROAD lion to t rum CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS, BLOOM
IN'iTi'.V CLINTON. DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSUNI ILt.K, NAPLES. and interm.dia’.e Stations on
thw 1! tirici'i CVuLrai, Grunt Western, and Ohio and Aliesia
siptii Railroads.
Trains on the above Line Imre Chicago on the arrival rf
Train." froui tho East—avoiding all laying over at any of
r> op i* leave Burlington daily f:>r Southern and Central
l°'Ya i»r*«l Northern Mis.-ouri—making the quickest and
tnort pdiabio route to rttaoh all the important points we?t
of the Ml.-v.sU>ippi b> fur rs Council Bluff, with from forty to
fifty n.iL-s Ik*;. stagm? then by any other rou e. The Read,
for a large portion of the way, i-? laid with the continuous
Rail, the smoothest riding hud beet Railroad in the West
well worked With the moAtmodern Lo.ouiotiresand elegant
new Cara.
By this rpute paiMooger? are sure of making connec
ti'ins, :m<i arriving at St. Louis on advertised lime, avoiding
the vexations d«d.»y of figs and ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, a_s eti tho route by Alton.
Bn&rape cheeked «lin-<*t through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any pe>int-
THROUGH TICKETS by this route can bo purchased at
oil tho Uabroad 0:11c s in the East; at the Office c»J tho
Coinp..ny, corn-r Of Ciai k and Lake stre-ts, in the Granite
Building; fi i tho lVr ir >t of the Galena It. R., end r.t the
Mich. Cent. R. it. oaicc, corner ol Lake aud Dearborn ets.,
opposite Tre-nout ID., J; --e. Chicago.
£!l i 10111 iN.nMLTMid by tLiroof** will receive immedi
ate de-patch.. C. 0. HAMMOND, Sup’L
C. K. FOLLLTT,
__ *TJeiTI Ticket Ag’t, Chicago.
Qu- jIC Ft ETS can ho procured at the principal Railroad
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isod. Ala LIIi£~BOUfjB 1855“
FHnM
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS-
U.\ CHICAGO, ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
RBt ROAD.
Formerly the Chicago and Mississippi,
Cu, r\my Uir Crt.a( American Express and i'.S Mail 3.
ri'lfb Only Direct un• 1 Reliable Itouti* to the couth and
i iiouih-MVit—Seventy Milts Shorter than any other
Route.
two TuaocGti r::pßro«a trains paii.t, scnpati excepted.
7w*«M*rj -Irrttri at
Chicago. SL Louis.
St. Louis Day Kxprer* 0 15 A M 1230 A M
SL Louis Night B\pre<? 10 00 I’. M 2.45 P. M
Trains run directly through without change of cars or
baggage.
/->eT7i Chicago to St. Louis in 15'.£ hours.
IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS—a: .Joliet, with the Rock
Island Railroad Rr Ottawa, Li Salle, licci Island and Cen
tral lowa.
At Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
ton, Wayucimilo and D-outor, and with Stage? f-«r Peoria.
At fcp ittgfi«ld,wiih Great Western Railroad lor Jackson
ville and Illinois River.
At Alton, with Daily Lino of Packets for Hannibal,
Quincy and Keokuk; the iroat expeditious and reliable
route to all portions of North eastern Missouri.
At St. Louis, with Daily Kirrtciafs S.earner? fnr New
Orleans and intermediate points on the Dower M»SM«dppi,
and with Regular Lines or Pack"is for Kama?, St. Joseph,
and all points on the Mis • ouri, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arkuusas Rivers.
U. P. MORGAN, Bup’t, Bloomington, 111.
L. DARLING, Agent, Chica .0, 111. [ap"j
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
fIMIB GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At-
X lau.jc cities with Westorn, and t<outh
v.e-teru States, by n enntinuons Railway direct. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with duily line r 4 steamer? to
all pnrtr- on the Western River#, and at Cleveland and San
dusky with steamers to all ports on tho North-western
Lukes ; muhiog the most direct, cheapest and rdiahlr. route
by which FREIGHT can b« forwarded to and from tho
6Vfat IPc sh
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA 3c PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoe*, Dry Goods, |
(In boxiM,) Furs, Feather.., ic. t 90c - P«' 100II>a -
SECOND CLASS.—Ueoks and Sladoiiery, 1
Dry Goods, (in bales,) Hardware, Lea- >7sc. per lOOlbs.
ther, Wool, Ac j
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bagging, Uacou 1 n - n rt n?v
and Pork, (in bulk,) Ilemp, Ac. 3 P er IOOIba,
FOURTH CLASS—Coffee, Fish, Bacon and | .. <r,r,»v
Pork, (packed,) Lard BQd Lurd Gil } ooc ‘ P er
45Jr- Id snipping Gwxi.-, from any point Kxst ot Philadel
phia, he particular 10 wart package *ria Pennsylvania
Jiailroatt:’ All Goode consigned to Lho Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
Fnciiiur Agents Moses Pnt+*r, J. L KHiott, N.
Tg K. J. SnetaJer, Pbiludelphia; Mugraw Sc Roods, Bulti
more ; (Do. C. Frunciscu?, Pittsburgh; Shriogmau A Brown,
Cincinnati. Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Louisville, Ky.; R. C.
MelJrum, Mndts-m, Indg tiatclilf k Co., St. Louii», Mo; J.
S. Mitchell A Son, Evaiiurille, Indiana.
1L 11. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
11. J. LOMBAERT,
jan3o Superintundant, Altoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS, between Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for PUL-burgh at A. M., and Pltts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. TIIE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M., and Pitts
burgh for Pliilmlelpliiaatl, P. M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
Tit A l X leaves philtulelphlu for Pittsburgh at 11, P.
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
The a»uvo linrs connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Alo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, III.;
Frankturt, Lexington and Louisville, Kyg Terre liaute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indiana polls, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
tun, Springfield, Jlellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zauesviilu, Massillon and .Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New ObleaHS,
Si. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can bejiad tq or from either c-f tho above
places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
mere, New York, or Boatou. TIIOS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines* Philadelphia.
* J. MKSKIMEn,
janoO Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
rpHREE THREE-STORY HOUSES FOR SALE—Situated
X en Franklin and fclm streets. The corner house con
tains five rooms, n good cellar und a store-room—water fix*
■ utvk through the hous-\
The other houses contain eight rooms each ; bath room,
cellar, and hot and cold water through the whole house.
For price und terms call at the Real Estate Office of
S. OUTHBKRT A 80N.
A HOUSE IAND LOT FOR s4so.—For ’sale, a new
Framo Dwelling House, with good Lot, paled fence,
fruit trees,®:., pleasantly situated on Ml. Washington,
within twenty mlnates walk of tho city, A bargain can
be had ft the above, and easy t£rms of payment.
apO 8. OUTHBKRT A SON, 140 Third 8t
NUMBER 181.
PHILADELPHIA.
ABsociaUon, Phllmleluhla.
I ” 4 „S 0 ” N OEM T.-Io nil pcreonßnfflict
potenclconoThtn".'SlTet,
riSSSt^SASS
upon the unfortunate victims of'such dioi«!L!r£ ‘
liiiTe directed their consulting Surgeon listuOHAunvfur !?
ACT worthy of their n.tnefto Src
QKAIIS to nU persons thus itUicSd,
finply by letter, (post paid,) with a description of their con
dition, (age, occupation, habits of life, Ac,) and in cawsof
FREK’OF O C^ r A^tGE. BU^^e^i “ g, tt, FCKNIBn MEDIOIHES
The Howard Association Is a-benevolent Institution es
tablished by special endowment,for the relief of the sick
and distressed, with “Virulent and Epidemic
diseases,” and itsfunds cun be need for no other purpose
It has now o 'surplus of means, which: the Directors have
voted to advertise the above notice. .It is needless to add
thru the association commands the highest Medical skill of
Ihenge.
Address (post-paid) Dr- GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa;
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEABTWELL, President.
GEQ. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. |~ap2]
GEOKGE J. HENKEL’S
OITY CABISET WAREHOUSE,
JVo. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Orposir* IrozPEiDßreK Hah,)
• Philtdelpfaiti
FURNITURE, IN EVERY STYLE!
Comprising LouisXlV, LouisXV, Elizabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture modern style
In Rosewood, "Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple;
ail of superior construction, and finished in the
best style, equal to, if notexcelling In qual
ity, the Goods of any Establish
mentin the United States.
EMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren
tices being positively excluded,)and using the bestma
terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. Amongst tbo many advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele
gant or plain Btyle, completely from one establishment; by
which means ail the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the immense stock always ex hand,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their taste in a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture.
To givoan idea of the finished Furniture on band,l need
only inform you that my Rooms are 176teeUong, by 27 feet
wide, four nooraln number; with Shops contiguous,suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate inspection.
A&**The Packing is all done In the Store- and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters to Phila
delphla are respectfully invited, as purenasere or otherwise, ;
to call ana examine the Goode. au23-ly
ST. LOUIS.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 88 OOMMBCUt, BELOW Pi SI STEMT,
St* Louis, Ho.,
CON SIONMENTS a&l Commissions will meat with prompt
and personal aUeuUi.n, and liberal advancu will be
f?iren when required, on Consignments or Dills of Ladloc.
<n hand. M
.Orders tor the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandize and Pro*
dace win meet with ejtpecial care and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, and tho expense
of Storage and Drayageaa muchagpofialble avoided.
Page A Bacon, fit. Louis; Dills*Morton, Cincinnati:
Charless, Blow A Co., do; Strader A Gorman, do:
Chouteau A "Valle, do; Hosea A Frazer, do;
Doan, King A Co., do; Bpringer A Whiteman. do:
J. W.Bntlvr A Bro.,Plttsbh; E.O.Gooodman A Co., de;
D. Leech * Co., do; E. £O. Yarnall A Co., Philada;
Wm.llolme* A Co., do; Morgan, J. M.Buck A Moreau:
Blow A March, New York. B. B. Comegys, do*
Frost A Fonvst, do; Shields A Jliller, do;
Charles A.Meigs, do; Josiah Lee A Co., Baltimore.
A.G.FtrwelJ A Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, do;
Howard, Son A Co., do; W.B. Reynolds, Louisville;
H. D. Newcomb 4 Bro., do;
T.O.Twichell A Co., Commission Merchants. New Orleans
have an open Policy of Insurance, which will cover
sil shipments to my address, when advised by letter per
mail, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or at the
time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE,
Bt. Louis. Missouri.
Mechanics* Bank or plttabnrgH,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the
provisions of the Act incorporating >aid Bank, ap
proved March 30th, 1855, and thf act approved the 16th
day of April, 1850, entitled “An Act Regulating Banks,”
BOOKS to rtceiv- subscriptions to the Capital Stock of sai l
“MECHANICS’ BANK OP PITTSBURGH” will be otened
at the MotcfiAsis* Excnasnc. Fourth street, Pittsburgh, on
the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, 1855, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., to remain open for six juridical days, from 10 o'clock,
A. M. until 3 o'clock, P. M., of each day.
J. K. Moorhead, j R« H. Hartlev,
t* William M. Eirsh,
J.W. Butler, | W.O. Leslie,
R. Miller, Jr., H. L. RlngwaJt,
W. 11. Smith, | Wm B.Holmei’
Wm K. Nimick, Jas. B. Lyons,
A 11. Grose, James A. Hutchinson.
J. William J. Anderson,
T. U. Holmes, James Park, Jr.,
G , r< L W ; Jack?oll » David Campbell,
H. Hepburn, Isaac M. Peonock,
Springer Hnrbaugh, William F. Johnston,
Alexander King, Geo. C. F anriscus,
Bobrrt Galway, • A. Kirk Lewis,
Samuel McClurkan, Gio. W. Cass,
Robt. Dnfzrll, Bo ly Patterson,
A. W. Loom! , Andrew Burke,
J. S. Diiworth, Commissioner!,
apf> 3 w
SPUING STOCK OF HAMBGBG PIANOS,
-pass— l- CIIAHLOTTi: BLCMI), No. 113 Wood
pafrfljcJggggastrept, Pittsburgh, role Agent
\7CT tTnl? Tbe Ifambur K Pianos are undoubtedly ra
il SU * perinr to all others, both in elasticity of
touch and superiority of lone.
They have not only received the highest marks of appro
bation Irom the beet Eoropean Pianisip, such as
LIST, TIIALBKKG,
And olbers, who have them constantly in their own nee,
but also from our resident Professors. The following is an
extract from a letter of
I'ItOFESSOB HENRY ROHEOCK.
After describing the particular style, two of which he
wants for his own uso—one Grand and one Square ho
speaks us follows of their excellent qualities:
“My little daughter, who plays very well, must, with my
self, h>ive a good instrument, and yoars are the on.y ones
which can satisfy mo.
u Instruments are offered toe on the most accommodating
terms. I, however, do not like them; they have not the
elastic touch and the tone of yours,
“I remain yours, respectfully,
“Henev Roubock, Pittsburgh, Pa.”
For sale by CHARLOTTE BLUME, at the “Old Estab.
iished Piano Depot,” 118 W«od street, 2d door above Fifth
Also, sole Agent for Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
for Ballet, Davis t£ Cb/s Boston Pianos, (which in the East
ern cities are considered superior to either Cbickering’s or
Nunns & Clark’s, but which fact b not extensively known,
as ihoy have but lateiy been introduced here;) and other
New Yurk and Philadelphia Pianos, of the best makers, at
prices from $226 to $BOO. tnbl9
CARD,
A FEW days since, I published an advertisement of my
Hamburg Pianos, In which an extract from a letter
from Prof. 11. Itobbcck, of this city, addressed to Messrs,
ilaumgartcn & Heine, cf Qamborg, the manufacturers,
vas Inserted. This morning 1 observed in several of tbo
daily papers a*• Kotic signed by Prof. R, in which he
states that I was unauthorized to make nse of it, and that
it was incorrectly stuted nud applied.
In reply—l presumed that if Ite had written the letter,
he, of course, meant wbat was therein contained, and con
sequently required no authority from him to make the
same public. As regards the assertion as to its incorrect*
ness, 1 Lavo the letter In my possession, and it speaks for
itself, word for word os I have published. Messrs Bantu
garten A Heins are net dependant upon Mr. Robboch for
endorsement— their Pianos were known, appreciated and
received the highest rommeodalioos from the first artists,
long before Prof. R. saw fit to pass an opinion upon them.
My reason for publishing tho extract was in the fact that
ho was v. ell known in the city, and cot bo uuse bia recom
mendation was necessary to establish tho merit of the
Pianos. In conclusion, I may add that they stand on thoir
own merit, and areendorßed by such men as List,Thalberg,
and others, solely on account of their merit,
labia CHARLOTTE BLUME.
NOTICE.
IN an advertisement of Mrs. Illume, In this paper, my
na i e is made use of in connection with >be Hamburg
Pianos. Such use is unauthorised by me, and, moreover,
the mut'er is incorrectly stated and misapplied. The factt
are thean : About a year ago I wrote to Baumgarten &
Heins, Piano makers in Hamburg, (Germany,) for a FUno
of a new and peculiar construction, and of which I furnish
ed a minute description. They replied that they did not
manufacture any such, aDd requested me to examine a
Piano ot their make sent ;o Mrs. Blume, at the same time
offering to furn sh me with a similar one,in ease I liked it.
I accordingly examined the instrument, but as it did hot
please me, I declined purchasing of them. I have since
tontrht HD-1 am now using a Piano from the factory of
Nunns & Clark, N. Y. (mh23) HENRY ROHBOCK.
NEW STOCK OF
CHICKERING § SONS’
PIANOS.
UUOI/u JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street,
w ku U between Fourth street and Diamond alley,
has just received from the manufactory of ORIOKERING
A SoNS, BOSTON, a Dew and full 6upply of their FIRST
CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES, with all tho
late and valuable improvements—also, of their plainer and
lower pricad styles, suitable for those who require a cheap
but good instrument. All the Piano Fortes from this man
ofticiory are warranted, and will be sold INVARIABLY AT
BOSTON FACTORY PRICES.
OLD PlANOS.—Several second-hand Pianos, in eood
order, for sale at $3O, $5O, $75, $ll5, $lBO, &e n Ac!
MELODEONS—A full supply of Melodeons of entirely
new and beautiful styles, and from the best manufactories
in the country, at $45, $6O, $75, $lOO, $135, $l5O.
A A/ *V , JOHN H. MELLOR,
Agent for the sale of Cnicrainsa A Sosa* Pianos,
__ T D , For Pittsburgh and Western Penna.
No. 81 Wood street, between Diamond alley and
Fourth street. . n&iß
MOVING DAY IS OVER! and many families have
changed their residences. Some have left places that
are dear to them, where they have attended some ** loved
one” through a long illness, ending in death! Many find
their new home is not'as convenient as the old one j while
Others are pleased with the change. In moving, the bands
are exposed to the cold air, and become sore, and rough.
This can be cured, and they can bo made soft and white by
the use of the HERPETIC SOAP—price I2>£ cts. per cake.
SoU_by_ [ap4l S. L. OUTHBKRT, i4O Third st.
BO YOU WANT A SMALL FARM?— For sale, a Farm
of Twenty-four Acres, eight of which aro In cultiva
tion, and all cleared except ei&ht acres, which are in choice
timber; an Orchard of about eighty trees of different
kinds; about five acres contain Coal; ritnated at three
miles from the city, and three quartets of a mile from the
OWoriVer. Brice $l7OO. Ter ? s J*| o "
<fer in one and two years. . 8. CUTHBKOT XBON,
ap4 t No. 140 Third at.
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LITTLE EVA’S PRAYER
Eagerly up the : crazy old staircase sprang a
-light bounding step, and softly through the dim
ball echoed the musio.of a child’s voice, beariog
in its strain BomeUiing joyful and exalting—a
sound that for years had not found its way to
that gloomy den of poverty. The child had
paused before the closed door of an apartment
which immediately opened ob those ringing tones
reached tho listening ear of its inmate, and a
woman still young and very beaatifal, despito
tne wan, haggard expression of her face, stood
upon the threshold. D
exclaimed, ciaaping the
h!r Lfth n n n .l, Crly '?i, hc . r artn3 > and bending B jver
,h if *?, 0 * ket 8 f°ndneßB beaming from'
her eyes “why have you tarried so long, dar
lingf _ Three long, and to me weary, boors hive
passed since you wont away, and I have been so
fearful—o, to fearful I—that some acoident had
befallen yon! I could not afford,” eh o added
a faint smile, 11 to lose you, just now, for.
yon aro all I have to love in this world, my Era.”
There was an inexpressible sadness visiblo in
the. speaker’s tones, and the bright glad look
which had irradiated the sweet face of the child,
vanished liko sunlight from a snow-wreath* giv
ing place to one of mingled sorrow and reproach.
“ I am so sorry, dear mamma, to hare fright
ened you so, 1” sho said, eagerly, “ bnt indeed,
indeed I couldn’t help it. T got'lost in a great '
wide street f had never been in before, and at;
last I sat down on a door-step quit© tired out,
and cried because I was afraid I would never
find my way home again; and then a kind
strange gentleman—o,- so good and noble!—
stopped and asked what was the matter; and
when I told him, ho took hold of jny hand and'
offered to show mo the way back; and then, as
we walked along, ho asked all about ns, and I
told him how poor wo were, and bow—how—"
(hero tho words came almost hesitatingly)—
“ papa would drink bad liquor, that made him
cross and angry; and ho said something about
its being a great pity, and ho Baid ho would
come and see ns; and when he bado me good
bye, he gave me this. Seel” and the child.held
up 0 Binning piece of gold to her mother’s gize.
Mrs. Clayton took the money almostmeclmi
eally, while a deep flush mounted to her palo
oheek. .
" Have we indeed fallen bo low that tie band
of charity should be extended to us!” she mur
mured bitterly; “ Oh, my God, why has it omae
to this!” and then, with a sudden revulsion of
feeling, she cried, “ Father, forgive me, I know
not what I say I And, 0, let thy choicest bless
ings be showered upon tho path of our generous
unknown benefactor, whose munificent gift will
bring many comforts unused to our gloomy
abodo!” and sinking upon her knees, whilo tears
of mingled joy and grief suffused her eyes,, she
drew-one arm around Eva’s form, murmuring,
“ Pray for me, dWrling; X have been sinful and
repining, to-day, and cannot pray as I ought!" '
And whilo sbo knelt there, upon the air arose
those clear melodious tones, and up to the throne
of grace floated that childish petition, simply
worded, but none the less heeded. For does not "
God love little children, and hath ho not said,
“ Suffer them to come to unto me, and forbid
them not, for of Bncb is the kingdom of Heavet!”
It was with a spirit subdued and. chastened
that Mrs. Clayton at length aroße from her knees.
The prayer had souhdeJ to her almost like a
reproach and displayed her own discontent in a
clearer light. “ I will never complain again,”
she mentally exclaimeSas “ but will take a les
son from my gentle, patient child.”
For Beveral moments she did not speak, but
remained Bilontly gazing, holf-mournfullv, half
fearfully down upon tho face, now nestling
against her bosom. Did she read, in tho pure
depths of those eyre—in the spiritual loveliness
of those matchless features—a look such as an
gels might have worn or why did she clasp her
closer in those sheltering arms, mentally vjacu-"
latiug: “She is one of God’s chosen. *1 never
can hope to keep hecloog.”
And then, when the little girl looked up,
startled by the movement, she soothed her by -
kind words and carresses. „
“Yon are,looking pale and tired,” she said,
twining caressingly those carls of pale gold
aronnd her clasped fingers. “ Your long walk
has been too mnch "for you, and nothing bat a
good, sound sleep will recover your exhausted
spirits. Da yon not see that the sun has already
gone to rest, and that your hour for retiring has
come.”
“ Let me Bfay up a little while longer, please,”
pleaded the child so winningly that she was not
rofased.
Twilight deepened into night. Myriads of
stars stolo out into tho quiet sky, following in
tho train of the bright-orbed moon, whoso silvery
rays peeped through tho unshuttered, uncurtain,
ed window, and rested lovingly upon tho golden
curls of Evo, who still lay with her hend pillow
ed upon her mother’s bosom.' - For a long time
she had remained silent, find so motionless that
one would have deemed her asleep, but that the
bright oyea were wide open end fixed earnestly
upon the face Lending over her. There was a
Bad, troubled light burning in their clear depths,
and Mrs. Clayton bent stltl lower to read more
clearly their expression.
“ Of what is my little Eva .thinking "that she
should look so unhappy she asked, in n tone
that sounded strangely sweet in that shadowed
room. The answer came, accompanied by almost
a Bob. ,
“ Ob, mamma,—mamma, how I wish we could
go back to the old homestead, where wo used to
be so hippy.”
Mrs. Clayton choked.dowu a sigh. Ah! many
and many a time had her own lips silently echo
ed tho same prayer. Many a time had her heart
gopo back longingly to the dear home of her
childhood, in tho hands of strangers;
With a violent effort she swept back the thoughts
which threatened to agitato her beyond control;
and replied cheerfully to the questioning look
which now sought her’s. - •
“ Ycb, Eva, I should like much to go back
again, but that at present is impossible. You
know we are very poor, and cannot afford to buy
the old place from those who have it in their
possession ”
“Bat why did papa sell it all?” questioned
the child sorrowfully.
“ Because—because ho was obliged to,” was
tho hesitating reply.
She would not pain that loving, childish heart
by telling her the whole trntb, and say in tho
excess of her wonndod feelings—he cruelly tore
from me tho only link which bound me to my
native village—the spot endeared to me by many
fond recollections—to pander to a debased
tito for strong drink ; ho has brought upon mo
ruin and misery, and why should I longer oaro
for him.
“ Shall I sing that little hymn yon love so
w ' l , 1 ’~ E? ?>, Bho asked, anxious to divert the
child s mind from so painful a subject, and re
ceiving a reply m the affirmative, she Bang until '
those long silken lashes drooped heavily and Eva
slept calmly and peacefully in her arms. Rising
softly, she carried her to the humblo couch, and
having laid her upon it, bent down and pressed
her lips to the unconscious brow of tho youth
ful-sleeper, whilo a mental prayer, that sbemlgbt
always remain as pure and spirit,-.
roße to her lips. She returned to her seat by .
tne window, and with one hand supporting her
head, gazed sadly out upon tho scene—now
bathed in one rich flood of moonlight—with a
heavy sense of deeolatenesa and loneliness weigh*
ingdown her heart. Tho present, with itff.d.irk
shadows, was forgotten; tbo future unlooked
for; and far back to the dim paat went silent
memory, recalling the hoars when she, a laugh
ing, carclcaa child, played upon the lawn front
ing the old Parson.'jgQ that nestled away so wirita ■
among its green shrubbery. . Those years had
passed away liko o bright, pleasant dream* find '
then had came womanhood, with its numerous
bopea and fears, and her first dream of love,,
when Harry Clay ton, handsomo,. talented and
A th / r fe - et > Bue ' m S for return of
his affection. And again she recalled the hour
when they had, both utooj at tho altar of «Ho
ber aged father pronounced
tbo words that mado them one for life, accom
panying it with a fervent blessing; and aho re
membered how his voioo had trembled as hesald,
“Treat her well, Harry; she is my only darling
—the only livingpledgcof her sainted mother. ■
Promise me that she shall never miea a doting
father's tenderness.” [To bb CbsTismcb.J
. rev -
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