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DAILY. MOENING POST.
TUESDAY MORNING
Cubs for He ayes -rTake some weed com
monly called smart vetd, that grows along the
road aid o' or in low places; steep it In boiling
water until the strength is all out, and giro the
boree ouo quart of the liquid every day for
eight or ten days. Mix it with bran or shorts,
if he will eat; if not, pour it down him with a
bottle. Give him green or cut-feed wet up with
water during the oporatiou, and I will warraot
a oure. Horses with hoaves will bo troubled
with it about as bad this dry and dusty weather,
as they wil* in the spring of the year. This
medicine is so simple, and ensy to be obtained,
that some may not think it worth their while to
try it; but simple medicines many times prove
more effectual than those obtained at a great
expense. Now is the time to secure the weed,
and 1 say to those interested, try it. —Rural
New Yorker.
Sheep. Lawrence Smith, of Middle-field,
(M ass.,) hae been testing the respective merits
of the Merino and Oxfordshire sheep, nod finds
that the latter are at the Barno time more pro
duciive and tbe least expensive; they are &Ibo
very prolific, usually giving birth to twins ; and
Mr. Smith has Jit-covered that while tbe receipts
od ten Merinos amounted to $32, the profits on
the OrfordBhircs was $6O 90. Ho also states
that the lambs of the latter species often attain
the weight of 100 pounds on nothing bat the
milk afforded by the dam, and says that he has
hud a seven months lamb in hie flock weighing
104 pounds.
NEW AND GOOD BOOKS JU?T RECEIVED AT DAVI
SON’S, 65 Marti*. 6treet, near Fourth :
Plain Wo<ds to Young Communicants; by Dr. J. W.
Alexander 3S c nis.
tVillbion’s Young Communicant’ 3 Catechism. G cout«.
The Rich Kinsman, or tbe Illst-ry of Ruth, tbe Moabi
tes*; by Dr Tv ns.
Lilly Gordon, the Young Housekeeper. ,
Prime's Travels In Europe and the East—the best book
of travels yet 1
Tbe Fore.'ters; by Prc-f. Wilson.
MioUUiTlag Children.
The Laws of Figurative Language; ty Lord.
Tbe Minister's Family.
Mornings with Jesus. Joy's tort.
The School of Christ, or ChrletiacUy In its
The Fountain of Living Writers, illustrated by Fuels. 4th
edit on
The Worths cf Jems. The Mind cf Je.us.
Kltto’s Works. Footsteps of J*l Paul.
Life and Epistles of Ist. Paul—plain, und ia oue-hslf calf
for prepi-n'BUon.
The Hiding Place ; by McFarlane.
The Night Lamp, *• “
Now opining almost Jail?, new an*! valuable Theological
Wo-ka, lor family and ministerial rvadmg, both American
Ht;d Engli.-h. J. S. DAVISON,
f»T'G Gfi 51~rhct slnvt
'll; itAPTINU ' I‘APLhj*, Ac.-Wht i.-id
Ft heavy \Yr«;ving P;ipc:s, lor dry aood.*, drug-.
confectionary, Ac , Ac
Manilla Paper», of all size*-.
R o™ Dm sera' Pspcrs, n-aertei colors;
Paper, for confectioner* ;
Note. Ltitier and KonltHw P ip>-r«, America French rmJ
Koglbb, for family, school, oftiiv upd couutiog house
Uko ;
Blank and Memorandum Book*, of all sizes ;
QuiHs. Pena, Ink, Copying Ink and Books, Wafers. En
velopes, Ac , AC.
For rale tX teisonnble prices, wholesale and retail, by
JJ UN 8. DAVIaON,
aplO C 5 Market street, near Fourth.
SCNDKIIiS—
.T i d52-*n Tow and Option Bag?;
00 hoses While Pipes;
0 do Pipe IL-adj;
20 do Pftart Ftnrrh ;
100 do Bxlo, lvxl2 Window Glass ;
2*) pres* qt and pi. F;o.-k.«:
2Ck>o tb* Bar L**sd ;
16 boxes Extract Coffee;
25 d < No. 1 Pealed Herring;
0 cases Sardines;
ICO down Corn Brooms;
CO <!o Cincinnati Washboards:
20 boxes Btker A Oiks’ No. 1 Chfr'olale ;
Iron. Nulla, Cotton Yuma, Carpet ChAin ;
Uattog Wrapping, Twin**. B-J Cords. Twine;
Wrapping, Writing and Letter Rupees;
White and Red l«uad, DfU-Stuffs, Uiacki g. Ink;
Tabs, Backets, Dairy Sail, bag*, ) A- , A e., Ac.
In store and for sale by MILLER A KICKETSON.
mb 27 220. 223 Liberty st.
SUGAR-— 190 htidfl Plantation Su2ar 1 n s'.ore a lid Ji-r na*e
b MILLER A vKIOK KTSON,
mhdfl 221. 2-11 Libertv p’i.tL
SALT— £00 bbla No. 1 Salt, to a • nv<*; inr Mile iy
mh27 MILLER A KICKETSON
Molasses —i£u Mil? ptuntnuou
lirtj hf bLL. do Jn
25 hbl.-‘* .James- S II
Far Kile by [mlKfrij MILLKU& RtCEKTS iN.
I'EAr —ISO ba’f rlifit.'" Y -nog Ilyson, Uuupuwder, lm
peritl and Riark Tea a. Per mle hr
_mhv«> .MILLER A RICKETsOW
OIiGAKS—” Lorer;nj‘f” ;Crus[jrd, Pulverized an 1 Pow*
O d»*r*-l Sugars, fer sale by
in hr __ MILLER A RICKBTSON.
A Partner Wnnied.
A PERSON haring a Capital of Three or Four Thousand
Dollars to invest in a Manuftcturtng bu«inen«, <*an
bear of B! | opportunity wb-re he cun double tlljinxiT lu
a sh*rt time. The best referm~cs given. For particu
lar* applvAt THIS OFFICE. ,'mh27 tf
Malice*
MUSIC fornlsbed by FRANK CARGO, for Partnvj, Pa
rade*, Ac., oa the shorten uotic.* aud at low rate*
He may bo dapeoded on. ll* may bo found at R. M. Uar
gi’s Daguermu Booms. 7-> Fourth street. mhlO
!SSC ETRICAiTTnST K lTueNTr.—l boro on hm 1 two
sells of Obstetrical 1 ostruaentt, wnn-b hive heeu
lett with aaft by a •*hynician retiring from practice Th y
are of !b« floe t qua ity, an i g »j,i ni n»*w. t will ie)l
the** Instruments very rh».p. Aay person wishing to
pur *h on Instruments fth e kiad, will p eau« call and ex
amiu.' these before purchasing nlsowhart;.
JOS. FLEMING,
ap6 OoroeT Diamond and Market it.
SECRETARIES AND BOOK CASKc—A raneiy u yat
_ t*»raa, walnut and mahogany ; for rale bv
lIXSKED OIL—7 bbl.s lor sale by
J apy JJEh’R YII .COIiU NS
A A. MASON A (X>. are now opeuing 2UO (.'as** and
• P*cka es oj Calico-e. Mu-din-, Giughamt, Ch<i*kf,
Summer Stuffs, Lawns, Muslin de Liines, Ac, Ac , wbl h
have been purchased at tha large Peremptary Sales at
mu'h less than oat of manufacture. apf>
French brill!'antLs— a. "a.“mason”t~ Co7wTTi
open, on the 2'B;h inst., some fine new etj les of Freocli
Brilliantes. mh2C
CiUUGiI BKMEDIKS —Ayer’a Oberry i*e-«t::ral,
/ Balsam Wild Cherry, Jay ne’s Expectorant, Duncan’*
do. A large supply of the above vslurble remedies rec'd by
ijAKLOh FURNITURE.—We are constantly macular-
X turing line parlor furniture of every description; war
ranted in material and workmanship, and sold at reduced
prices. [mar24J T. B. YOUNG A CO.
PKEsUTTEKIAN HYMN BOOKS'— ttca’d by Express
today, a large assortment of Psalms and Hymns, of
all sixes and styles ol binding, at
* DAVISON’S BOOK STORE,
mblC 63 Market street, near Fourth.
rI^OBACCU—ISO boxes ••Russel) A Robinson," -tiraui'p,”
X “Anderson’s." 60 dwarf boxes •'Blanoerbafuett,"
*• Perfection,"“Jewel of Opbir," “ Diadem Twist," “ Esmo
ralda” Tobacco, In store aud L,r enle by
mh26 MILLER A RICKET3ON.
(tIG AKS—6O M. Havana and Priucipo Cigars, best brands,
j In store and for sale by
mb'iG ' MILLER ± RICKETSON.
lAlflil —6O bbls larg>* No. li Miw-Xerel;
r 20 *• medium it “ .
25 “ No. 1 Pickled U**rriDg;
10 drums “ Grand Bank" No. 1 Codfish.
In store and lor sale by
mh26 * MILLER * RICKET3ON.
SOAP AND CANDLES—
]£.» b-jses No. 1 Palm Soap :
it) “ “IfiJl A C-3.” Variegate 1 Soap;
60 " Ciuclnnail Star Candles—4‘s, 6’*, f*’s;
10 “ “ Sterin
_For_Paleby Iml .25] MILLER A RTCRETSOV.
A~ “tITNcY PGR”i’LIK dXLK OF UA >Diir.Ti'i > » OtThDs
F It. DIIAVO, Foml y Grocer, Dinmuti.l, Pittsburgh,
h e *r augul with Divid Landreth, of PbiUdeiphta,
for a constant supply of his Warranted - Garden Seeds.
These tweeds have, for mmv years, sto >d ore-eminent in thi*
vi dnlty, and t mil be un >b,eci with F. R. D to sustain
their reputa.ioo. Xsont will be told by him but those rtceived
direct Jrom LandrcUi. mb23
AY KR’dUUKKKY PECTORAL nnd CATHARTIC PILLS.
1 gross of these celebrated medicines rec’d by
mh22 JOS. FLEMING.
LADIES will nod the IILIKPKFIO SOAP to be aa excel
lent Toilet compmiou. It remotes tun, Hallow ness,
Ac., and heals wore chopped band*. It also renders the
sftio soft, smooth and white. Sold at
rah3l
140 TUlllD ST.
ClJiM 7 LKMKN _ wm lind'The HBUrKTiC'cSOAVto b« bu
T excellent article for Sharing, "gold »t
mb3l I*o THIRD BT.
Anew invoice of ExriiAcrs fob the udkf ,
as follows : Oriental Drops, Ex Boquet, Musk, Spriog
Flower, U per Ten, Mnjoesm, Geranium, Heliotrope,
Jockey Club, hose, an! fifty oth.-r kinds, have just been re
ceived by imb22j JjS. FLEMING.
FOU.\TII HTKiu't>"’~ ; '
STkISET is the number, null those who
■ VJ mind number 000 will butane themselves thither.
CAIUJ ,’a KOOMS utt the most attractive in the city. Ills
PICTUKK9 are Aral-class, and pric-i? moderate. mh3l
W Maulllias.
i 5 are now receinu;; our Kiocß of Paris made MAN
TLLLA.S, to which wo woull call the attention of the
Indie*.
mhls
LOUISVILLE LlME—Constantly on hand.
®h3J MAIII & HUNTER
CUFF E B *5O bugs piimo Rio just uo«i tor hi»1o by
*nh3Q j!MlTli t _MAlß A HUNTER.
MALiF SPANISH CiUAKs—so,<;uu No 1 Jor tale by
mh2fl SMITH, MAIlt & HUNTER.
i&O bases W. K Ch-e•« tor sale by '
J mh29 SMITH. MAIK A HUNTER.
SUGAR AND MUJ*ASSES—
GO barrels Sugar House Molas.-c* :
~ 26 do Loaf Sugar;
20 do Granulated Sugar;
do Crushed do. For sale by
m b29 SMITH. MAIR A HUNTER.
SUNDRIES— 25 boxes Chocolate;
25 do Castile Soap;
luO do Starch;
50 do Star Caudles;
20 kees G twist Tobacco, For sale by
mh29 A nPNTKR.
Window glass—iso boxes 8x10;
50 do_ 8x10;
100 do 10x12;
25 do 10x14;
20 do 12x15;
20 do 12x16. FOX sale by
'°b2o SMITH. MAItl 4 lIONTER.
("SuFFisJi— 5 JO bag* Rio Coffee ;
J 100 pockets Old UoTerumeut Java Coffee.
In store and for sale by
_ MILLER A RICKBTcON,
HUUJKKKKPING «OUDi.-A: A CO.We
just opened a large *tock of Housekeeping Goods,
comprising fin* Damask Table Cloth* and Napkins, bIM and
rown Table Linens, Jaqunrd Diaper, Crash, Huckaback
r., Ac. : Also, another loi of the best makes of Irish
IncD*.' ep 9
O I Lit BONNETS. —A. A. MASON A CO. wllfopen’on ItTe
O 2d;b lost-, twenty dozen Silk Bonnets, for the country
trade. tnh26
PULMONIC SYRUP.—The mort celebruted
O medicine now in use, for caring coughs, cold* and con
sumption. Tbps* suffering with diseases of the lungs,
th’u’d glfe It i irf.'l. six Sot. recsived by
j6s. n.KMtha.
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‘•' ftr . S> -•“■■{£* : ’
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r i> young .i ro.
lIAUAN 4 AUL,
61 Market street.
A« J " ■
•W.'.
HOTELS
MANSION HOUSE.
G £ 0 EG E -AUJiENTZ, Proprietor,
LIBERTY BTREET, jufit beside the PasteDger
D«*pot of the PenaTjlvania Railrcrrd, which make? it
the most convenient house In the city for passengers srri-
Titos by that rood.
The Proprietor haring, at considerable expense, fitted op,
in excellent style, the MANSION HOUSE, would respect
fury solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive w AGON YARD, afford
log nmple accommodation to travelers and teamsters. Hla
Lanier and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. feblry
ST. Cl, A 1 It H O T K L |
Oirj'cv ,i/ }\nn and St. Clair it reels, Pittsburgh, Pa,
THE undersigned, formerly of ‘‘Brown's Hotel," having
taken this lurgo and commodious HOTEL, aud having
refitted it in magnificent style, would respectfully invite
bis friends and the traveling public to give him a call. As
sured, with thn convenience of the house and hla long ex.
perieuce in the business, he can give onlire satisfaction,
und hia charges mevderato.
frV” WM. C. CONNELLY.
KI LRY’S HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
Pittsburgh, pa.
uij'29:v] E. RILEY, Proprietor.
' Good iste,t house,
CIORNEII OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, near
i the Railroad Depot.
janloily JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor.
CITY HOTEL.
(lATE DROWR’a.)
Corner of Smlthflcid ami Third streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
GLASS & CASH, Proprietors.
JOHN P. OLASS, DAN. D. CARR,
(Ut« aun« N»t.Ttlegrmpfc Offc*-) (L*W Bi.CkwU* k Perry UotcU.)
THIS large and commodious House having undergone
thorough repair and furnished with new Equipments
throughout, is now open for the reception of the traveling
public. Charges moderate. apr26:Gra
O VVSTOK*S.
WAYEItLEY HOUSE, 60 South Eighth street, between
anJ Walnut, Philadelphia. [an‘29:y
TUK UNION,
NO. 11l Arch street, Philadelphia. T. 8 .WEBB (late of
the lvigl**,) Proprietor. fan*29:y
GA Si ILL llOUh Id,
CORXER OF MAIX AXD S'iVIR STS, WARRF.N , O
riMIK Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to the
A public l hut this new and elegant Hotel baa been opened
as 8 house of entertainment. Being commodious and roomy,
and adjoining the office r f the Ohio Stage Company,it offers
Inducement? unsurpassed In IVarren for tha accommoda
tion of the traveling community.
A .'bare of public patroungp 1b respectfully solicited.
aulT M. GASKILL.
ERANKLIX HOUSE/
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
PA Kit Kit A LAIUD, Proprietors.
jyliKLu! TBit MS $1,30 PF.K DAY. _
McSHLLAN HOl sE,
joiixsToirx, pexxa.
THK undersigned haring taken charge of the above
named House, and refitted it a l , a large expanse, in a
comfortubln as well as elegant stylo, i* now prepared to re
c.-iYe guests, and giro ample t>uUsfacliou to all who may
pa toni«.-t»m Hou.= “. iauS::f| JAM Ed DOWNEY.
H ARK’S HOTEL,
U> Fi.r:i.rrV Kj.-h;.ug.. j
N O. Nil LlbKui i rTREt-.r. foot <•! Fifth direct,
burgb SAMUEL il ilir;, PrupricliT
T.V.s Hotel U> eulir*ly new. having j'j.st In-on mniclxtivl
an 1 rf.ont'd for the H-v..aiinojt.»«.ti of ti/<* imbttc >»«|il3
FUANKLIN UUniik, Clrvelaiid, Ohio.
Cl PATRICK & PON, ru-.THtrruita.—Thi# Hourc has an
dergone thorough and extensive repaint, alterations,
and large (uidlUonr of uv* funuture, etc., and the proprie
tors pledge tbem'-civr* nothing shall be wanting ou
their part to r<*c.lrr thu Fuaaxux a place «h*r* all the com*
forts of a Crvl c!»*.■» U; ub can bo found.
jy l;tf C PATRICK A SON.
FLUUE.NCh lIOTKL.,
NO. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(CORT'CCTti* vS TUt SI'KOVEAX PULS.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
ocS.ly PROPRIETOR.
RESTAURANT.'
BASK EICIIA.NOE,
THIRD STREET, BETWEEN Wh*uD AND MARKET
E|MIL Sub«rri b»»r.» 1.-g leave to inform their friend* and
t..e public trufra.lv, Ti*t 1‘ ev have U-as-Ki the abevr
w<Elknowu Ri-rUaurant, which hi* ju.t b**«n thoroughly
r> notat-‘d, rep-urf 1 BD'l re !ui uUhed, and u". - open. The
pr\>pri-tnr* b»ve * j-j r»-«t nr> exp n«i* m make ih« Bank Ex
etiai.c1 * a r-'iat r« a? well for ih« epicure «j the
bu-iues * man. The bir hr wid at »il times be plucked with
the dcli'-v',.-. ..| th i.-vA. n nfi l *-TT*-d up uod-r the auspl
rij >.f .-xpxTU-riCfd f *‘.wts. They respectfully ask for the
patrji.i'xv .1 a (J-dtoUj public
J SCHANDELMEHER,
isnttlr G b FHANCIA
UKLYIDEiIt: KEsrAlltAM,
WOO!) MKT WiYlfcK AND STtIKETEti
t li •»-•-. Ju.>t pror ;J • I a ct*clr« nti.TC.fc rf
X LIQU 1 )K6. an ! t* ready nl nli lmie< ic Mrr« Lin friends
with lti« t.<-t of Id;** '-.sn, in ill# way r.f «-dib.«*-‘S. Iri-ih
Whi.-kv I'lltirlje* m*iV be u*l *il lh- UUVtbI&L
jonUlv-
J■*H N 8 \ V ,\u E. l’rT>rri<.tnr.
i:oii"a rctri»fA*
ROYSTER AND COE FEE HOUSE.-**
D. BARNARD.
A’<> l r ', Wcr-J and Jfcrktt.
jnt.l ' r:?T-l t V.M!.
CRYSTAL PALACE,
No. 1 H Market street. 1
C. C. SEELY,
y \ i; FiSI’ECTFULLY Informs his friend*and th?
1 ai.Jp ut:;, ‘ 11 -‘ ttint hr ha.- ju.«t started hU
Ni*w Yo; s and Phtla<sr!j. jti mt-lem stj t« of
*Ki NO OYrTKKS and •■terylhiug elw In th«
eatlns; line. (■•y-Twr*- In lh« Shtd! or St*vr»*d« for Vd'jmii*
a doavn. He will a!-n fural.-h thr bejt cf everything that
the market \r*)l n'T.ird. Hourt always cipf>n umll 3o'clock
in the tQ'Tnin.r. rnerli-tf
oysteii saLoo sT 7\ ~nd it kstaTTiiXSri
10 8 W < n»D STREET.
TIIK <a»—*rfW he* now M« O YET EH SALOON AND
E.YTINO ih'l'SE p'-rf-rt-d in a tuanurr that cmmr.t
b» psc.’ it .x >it it n v it:ci I-\r •••.luLiLfhiarn; lu the .-itr
JfEALS WILL UK JSXLTEU i't' AT ALL IIOCHSOt
THE DAY, from the
Choicest Meati. Fowls, Flih, Ac., Aci
Ills Bill of rare ••uiiurt l>e i>urt<Hv , *vl, and h<* would r«*tp«*ct'
fully invite the alt. noon of the public U‘ it.
CHARLES STILL,
lO’i Woo l street.
St. Clslr l.tvf^er littr lirenrerv.
rpilK iiit‘J»'r"U:o*-ft -•r»;>.h.-'fuiiy inform* the public that he
X l* now fully prepared to wrr* private (amllie* and the
public with hi* cel-brated LAGER HDKR, in
bottles. All order* l**ft at his ilfflc-., NO.l'J DIAMOND
ALLEY.(near Woodi<trevt.» will U* punctually attended ter,
and thi* Deer delivered to auy part of the citv or ncinity.
je2S:tf ¥. O' SCHKNCK.
JaSO.m^tf
Ileultz’ La{(er Beer Hall,
*?o. 100 SmiO\JUld ttrcs.L, rrpftafU/ ihe Custom liouu.
TnE subscriber ha» just cj-*r>4»d one of the Urgent an )
best finished Lager Ue«T Halls in lh»* city. Ilia BeerH
acknowledged to be a auperior arilnlc. and every other av
rommrlation about bin house cannot be excelled.
A. BKNITZ.
Kenned Ale
TjlT’ D. ENGLISH, Bole Bottler of SMITH'S celebrated
Tf • Kenned Al«and Brown Stout. Alan,Common Ale
and Porter, in quart and pint tattles.
The attention of families, and Ido trade, is respectfully
solicited. aull.y
mineral Water and Saraapartlla
WM. D ENGLISH, Pitt street, below Penn, U dow
manufacturing and bottMng the above beveragea on
au extensive r-calp. Uis articled are of the best quality, and
nufortured from the purest materials. octn:ly
HOPPER S PATENT PLANE
fTMJE undersigned is prepaid to supply CARPENTERS,
X CABINET-MAKEItS, at.d Workers In Wood generally,
with bis Puleoled and valuable PLANbB.
All who have tried it, pronounce i a mom vidaob'e in
vention, that most 60on conn Into g oernl u«e. The fob
1 wing let'era from pracli'ul workmen sre but two among
many letters the Patcitec bin reacived ritcommeud.Dg this
Plane above all others lu uce :
riTTSBUEOu Etxam Cabiset Factoji, )
February 22, 1865. [
We hereby certify, that during the lost twelve months
we have used Hopper's Pat nt piane. and do not hesitate
to reonmuiend it to Cabinet-Maker* an i Carp uv. s as su
perlo- o noy ofh*r P itno in u<= •. We eons! ier It perulmrly
adapted to planing oak. cherry, walnut, and nil sorts of
hard wood, and f r planing veue tj it s far »ui>**ri -r to
the old m d * f scraping, b-sides heing a great saving of
time One man, by using tt.ls Plane, will plan- m -to
venevra than five men can do by any oilier plane or m tbod
in use. H 11. Rtaj» A Co.
To Meats F. Eato*, Esq.:
Dear Sir —l have examiufll IToppor’e Patent Bench
Plane, and believe It to be a most excellent anicle f r the
u?o for which it I' intended, as a combination,ol plane and
eerrr er.
It is particularly adapted to planing Teneers, and it docs
not require one-fourth the tiiii'i or labor of the old method;
and I have no doubt, when its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely upersedo the former te
dious and laborious ruaf'in.
I rnont cheerfully reoromend It tn all persoos engaged in
the Cabinet business, as from my knowledge of it, there in
nothing bh well fitted to give a smooth and beautiful finish
to veneers us the Hopper Patent Hein h Plane.
James W. Woodwill,
Furniture Warerooms, 07, 90 Third st , Pittsburgh.
Pillxburjh, February 27, 1865.
MOSES F. EATON, of this city, is my sole Agent for the
sale of Planes, or of rights to manufacture and sell them
WM. 0. HOPPER.
_Pittsburgh, M*rch_2l,1856—(mh21:tf)
AGENCY,
MOSES F. EATON. No- 19 Bixtb street, agent for selling
and buying PATENT RIGHTS, in now authorised to
sell the following lately paten ted articles:
Sands A Cummings’ I*atent Brick Marhine;
Hopper’* Patent Veneer Plane;
Troll’s pnieut Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Doan’s Rock Drilling Machines;
Coe’s patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland’s Stationary and Portable Paw Mills;
Crow ford’s Steam and Water Ouagen ; and,
GridUh’s Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
Theso articles b»ve been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, amt pronounced superior to any in use.
Hois also authorized tn sell Rights to make and vend these
articles in any part of Ihe country.
He Los also f.-.r sale hot-pressed Nutte and Washers, and
finished Brass Work.
He is also prepared to tnke Agencies for the sale of other
patented Rights xml new Inventions, and give to the busi
ness faithful and constant attention.
He refers to the following
CARD.
(IThe subscribers have long teen acquainted with Mr.
Moses F. Katun, and have no hesitation in recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ his services, as a gaa*
tletn'in of undoubted integrity and indefatigable industry,
in whose exertions every reliance may be placed.
N*Tillß B. Cmlg, w. Robinson, Jr,
John Gnthiun,
t.'J w Dn /' H - Chlllta 4 Co.,
pTsi”?' N - r!olo,t8 4 Sons,
F ’ • Kr » m ‘’ r 4 R*hm,
I l n w' » k Livingston,
* £“2 '■ William F. Johnslon,
fi 5 ’ Andrew Fulton,
Wilson M t undless, A W. Loomlß
Pittsburgh, November 27th. 18M. nov27:dtf
Doan’s Patent Rock Drilling
-no-ManiNO about soo pounds; c® S
TT moved b F meu. and do the work of five or sli In
the ordinary way PS. Fowler A Co., ManuLtu rerB ”
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent in the Uni
ted States, for the sale of rightl to use these Machines
MOSES F. EATON, 19 BixXstreet.
BIT E B TO
Horn Wm. F. Johnston, President A. T. R. Rg
W. Milnor Roberts, E»j., Chief Eng. A. V. R. r 4
Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. A C. R, R.;
0. W. Barnes, Esa. r Chief Eng. P. A C. R. Rq
Messrs. Manfull A Nicholson, Contractors for the P. A 8
R decl 9
I'MBKuiUBULEiJ.— A. A. MAROaN 4 CO. have juu re.
j ceived per express 6 cartons of Embroideries, compri
rl^. new « elegautstyles Collars, Cuffs,Collarettes, Head
«f»ettes, Tabs, Eleeves, OhemlteUes; Hdfeftu, Ac
wZuca will he offered at axtnasly prises. Ja&2B
, _.*>•***■ -ii’* *" i" •- 'V
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
mTBiA. INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819.
Cash Capital, $500,000.
ri-UIE TUI RTY-srXTII ANNUAL STATEMENT cf the
l Awetoof the INSURANCE COMPANY, of riart.
ford, 83 furnished this agency on the Ist of January. 1555,
under oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered $ 16,672 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 6 and 7 cent, pay
able eemi-annuftlly 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage... 7.313 J 7
Bills Receivable, well secured, payable at Bank... 120,327 3j
Railroad Stoeka in Connecticut 97,515 00
Bank Stocks in the city of Hartford 142,896 00
Bank Stocks iu New York city 98,050 00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in bands of Agents
and othwrs .. 212,505 06
$773,278 63
The amount of liabilitiesdne or not dueto Banksorother
cr-dltors, —nothing.
Losses adjusted and due,—-none,
losses adjusted aud not due, $148,518 22.
Looses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof. $61,257 50.
All other claims against the Company are small, such
only as printing. Ac.
Agents instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, ma'.erialand construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the Gre department, and other olrcuniMnnces.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies; the
design is to limit the loss by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or less.
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Stats or CoMinxTictJT, 1 „ Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1885
Hartford county. / *
Perscnally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the jEtoa Insurance Company, and maduoath Chat the fore
going statement by him subscribed, is true, according to
his best knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
Losses paid by this i orapany for the year 1854 exceed
$750,000, while iho premiums received for the same time
far exceed any other year, since tb.* organisation of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
A 3“ OQlco, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
jaDll_ 11, B. TEN EYCK, Agent.
MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE In the North Room of tho Exchange, on Third
street, PHILADELPHIA.
On goods by rivers, cunah. lakes and land carriages, to
all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On #tores, dwelling bmiw' Ac.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, November 7, 1553
Bonds and Mortgages $X’.,300 00
State of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, am! other loans, 181..' 53 42
Stocks in rallrouJ;. and iiiijunuicefi rota-
panies '24,012 20
Bill* receWaUe 15V.525 VI
CasSouhaml 10,071 Z'>
IVilnaw in ibr hand* of Arentn and pr^niuiu^
•'ii Marine P-thcie? r-v- nt!> 121.707 67
Sulv-viplion Notes IuO.OUO 00
&;ar Tnm:
Wm. Martin, Dr R M. Huston.
Joseph M i>ral, Hu^bCrai/,
Edmund A Souder, Bpenrer M ilraic,
John C. I>avi«, Charles Kelly,
Robert Hurt on, Bsmuel y. Stoke*,
John It. Penrose, lienry Sloan.
George G Leiper, James Tra-tuair,
Edward Darlington, Wm Kvre,Jr.,
U Jones ilrooke, Joshua L. Pric»\
J. G. Johnson, James Tennen*.
James C. Hand, John R Sample,
Theopilus Paulding, Charles Schuller,
Jum<»« 11. M'Fsrlaod, J T Log-in. Pittsburgh,
W c. Luiwlg, BTC Morgan. J w
WM. MARTIN, Pr-Mdent.
TLIOS. C. UaNI), Vice President.
Joaira W. Oowas, Sec'y.
narl6
Tb« FrtDklln Flr« lninrancc Company,
Of I'hilid'lphLx, Prnzjylmn-.a.
DIttBCTTOIU^ —Ch*rl**s m . Banckrr, Thrinuts Tl&rt, Tobiw
Wa*rj*r, Samuel Gr&oL. Jacob K. ymitl,, <*«•*>. '.V. MJ-b
-ard«, Morifcxl l> Lewis, AJolt.}ii K IV>rK I'at‘,l S Hr
MnrrtJi l*att«*r*on. Cn.u. S B.ojctra, /
Okas. (J. Bajscska, Secrtiisr-y.
Cantina* to make Ituiarmm'r, perpetual <rr limit*- i. <-» every
description cf property. Iti town and evuntry, at rate* p«
M »r» ooaxi<t»*nt with <w*-urlty.
The Company hare a iarp* 0, nUr-ir-Mil 1
which, with their capital and premiums, safety lutei?*-!, of
ftrr.l ample protection to the avur»*!
The Asset* of the Company* on January Lst, lfv.l, o=. pub
lished to an Act of Ar.-rmbiy, *er» it* f .ft .iru, tu:
McrU-a<e Cti
Real Kst*t« *4.5? 7 TH
Temporary Loans. .. 17
Blocks t,l.■>-.*• 00
Cash, Ac 64 -* i
ToUL - Sl.aS.TO* 44
their a p**rtrj of twenty-one r-nj-*,
they hare paid upvt.nl of One Million hour llur.-lr, ; TL. u
sand Dollar*, lews by fire, thereby afl.-rdir.* *t; ■ • • <...
adTantas«*« of insurant-**, w«dl a* lh«* aMil;r am!
tion to meet wtth nii debilities.
j Gardiner romv, a,.p U i,
*p24 Office, north-east cor Woo} %n>l T-.i.-J »<*
~ THE rSITKI) STATKS
LIFE-INSURANCE,
Stephen R. Crawf.-rd. Paul H O-rvldarJ,
Aitilm.f.p W. Thtiai:f.ro, Lawret;*;- a,
B«ijsinjin W Gro M’llrr.rt,
Jarob L. Floreo***, Jiinv** iWrreux,
William M Oo.JwHn. WHHan: M'Kee
Prftuimi —Bt«pbrn K. Crawford.
Fir' PrftiJrnl —Ambro**** W Thomponn
Medval Sxavutier, rtitsivryh— Janifi. H WIH.-cn. M. D.
Alltghrny City —Fl. B Mowry, SJ. I).
GKO F. AHN< >1.1), Atfrot,
niarlT y No. T-} Fourth «trr-t. Pittibujvh,
PENNSYLVANIA INBURA~NCE~cdMPAH Y -
OF PITTSIH'ItH 11.
COK.VKR OP FOURTH AND SMI rlf FI K[.F»
Authorized Capital, #.'100,000.
INBUKK BfN.DI.NuS and 'th»r j r>>j‘«T-y Wa rr
damajfp by Fire, and the perils of the Sen nod Inland
Navigation and Transportation
t”H*CTOR*.
Wm F. J fcm-tnn, K'-2v l*»;!rfon,
\9 M'ClintiK’.k, K«>u**dN T Fri«-cil,
D M Long, l OrlnSi’r-ml,
A J. Jon**, G.-or-ge it. Mbit*,
Jacob Palut#r, A. A I'arrti-r,
Jaui*j»S NegWy, W. ti lUr-n,
Hampton, P K.Park,
n. 11. Coggr*bnM
Hon. WM Y JOHNSTON, Pr.»iJ^ n L
HODY PATTKIIhON, Vice IT.-3iJcnL
A. A. Carrier, B*Ti*tary ami Tr*a*nrrr
B.*?. Carrier. fW-ititarT
Western Insurance Company, D m»burch.
R. MILLER, Jr., Prtridrni. \ P. M GORDON, .S'crr/urv
CAPITAL, 9300»OUO,
TTTILL insure against all kind* of ritks, FIRE and M A
T T RINE. All losses will bo liberally edjunted and
promptly paid.
A Ilome Inatitutlon, managed by DtiroroAs who are veil
knowm In the community,and who are determined, by
fromptnessand liberality, to maintain th« character which
hey hare assumed, as offering the best protection to chose
who desire to be Insured.
'ZHreefors.—R.Miller, Jr.,C. W. lUcketson, J. W. Butler
N.Uolmes, Jr., W. H.Smith, C.lbrasen, George W. Jackson'
Wm. M. Lyon, James Lippencott,George DaruJe, James Me*'
Auley, Alexander Nimfnk,Thoma* Pcntt.
Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehou*eof Spang A
Oo .or< ‘.airO Pittsburgh. uor24:ly
New goods: : —WiTvitu, Jiwslrt, sum ware,
Military Goods, Ac., Wholesale and Kitail—Coun
try M<rcr>ants und strangers TUi'hig our ritv arc r-fjiivat
cd to cull, as we can scrv tbsm rs w- 11, und We thiiu b t
tur, tb:m ib**y usually art* eerird In Eastrrn cl Jrp. b»> Ides
giving ibem a responsible guarantee—an Item dlfflcult to
obtain in many shops.
Pllvcr Detached Levera «1Q to $16,00
Do CyllodsTfl 7to 10,u0
L dlvi' Gold Lever and Lepiue Watches, $23, an t upwards
OoDtlemen’s do do do $36 to $2OO.
Chains, SeaM, K*ya, Purlin, Spuetnclos, p, U s, Lamps,
In excellent vatielv, and at lowest prices.
Watrh R pairing done promptly and In a suporior
manner. Alt work aud ali poods warrant*^.
dfe 4
ED KOREAN AGENCY.
Tlie Oldest Established Office in Pittsburgh, for
Bexnitting Money to the Old Country.
JAMES BLAKELY twgn leave to say to tho*H persons
hariug friends in the Old Country, and desirous cr
either sending them money or paying tbelr paesnge, that
his arrangement for doing ulthor is now complete, and ou
so firm a basis that mistakesconnotoccar, nor nurno
to any party Durlug the last ten years in which he has
been in this business, ho has remitted over a half million
of dollars without the loss of a dollar, uud ibu house for
which ho is agent, in Liverpool, hits shipped not loss than
45,000 persons during the last year to this country, without
a complaint of neglect oi duty ou their part.
He can issue passenger tickets for London, Dublin, Liver
pool, Glasgow, Oork, Belfast, Drogheda, Limerick, Port
Hush, Newrr, Galway, Londonderry, and Dundalk, to New
York, Philadelphia, Boston. Baltimore, and New Orlruus,
and from thence to Pittsburgh; and wiil attend strictly to
forwarding passengers from thence to any part of the coun
try. He also has eight drafts for sale, payable at the fol
lowing places, yit:
Edwards, Sanford A Co. London.
Wm. Tappscott A Co Liverpool
(Available in the principal cities anti towns throughout
England and Wales.)
Provincial Bank, Irelund Dublin
BBAKCHXB.
Armagh, Oavan, Dungannon, Mallow,
Tralee, I’arsonstowu, Drogheda, Londonderry,
Sligo, Baltina, Dallyshannon, Kilkenny,
Nowry, Coleraine, Enniskillen, Dungannon,
Bandon, Carlow, Baubriilge, Limerick,.
Enniscorthy, Waterford, Downpatrick, Galway,
Ennis, Atiiloue, Cloomeil, CootchUl,
Monaghan, Youghail, Belfast, Dundalk,
Rilrush, Strabaue, Balymena, Cork,
Fermoy, Omagh, Wexford.
ON SCOTLAND.
National Bank of Scotland, Edinburg, and its branches
in fifty towns in Scotland.
Messrs. Edward Blunt A Co., Banker*
(Available In any city in Prance )
ON GERMANY.
Messrs. Vogel, Kock A Co., Bankers, Fiankfort-on-the-Muln.
(Available in any city in Germany.)
JAMES BLAKELY,
oorner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
J*!"L Pittsburgh, Pa.
JEANNETTE 1
She is dressed in silks aDd 3atins
And her step is full of grace ;
She is lovely ip appearance—
But what a sallow face!
Her hands ate small, but oh! how rough:
She sorely does not know
That Hxoprtiu Soap Is lust the thing—
Aid then the price is low.
k 4 * *vss«aB Baa-'
-•* * «r i -i
.. ■ - •v-V •
PAID UP
DELAWARE
MARINE INSURANCES.
Oj Ymsils, 1
Oikoo, To all pnrtf! of the World
FRiionrs, |
INLAND INSURANCES
T. A. MAPESIIA, Ac**ot,
W euer fttvrt, l‘Ut.»bur*h.
ANNUITY and trust COMPANY,
PHILAOKI,I*III A.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850
CrUUTKH I’KTI'ETfAI.
CAPITATi §250,000.
Office, S. K. Corner of Third or t ci Chft'nul
Stfecia , Phiiad'if hxa.
Ojficrrt rf (},t -r\t at /‘hHiJkl'ij 'nij.
rt*«err,i3
WATCHES. EWELRY, &c.
W W. WILSON,
f>7 Market sorest, rorrur of Fourth
ARKANGBIKUNTS FOR 1853
ON ENGLAND.
ON IRELAND.
ON PRANCE.
i-V'A H
BANKERS AND BEOICEBb.
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Offitce, .Vo. 92 FotcrUi «f., about Wood,
Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on colls*
ll terals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Parti-ular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
AH communications ntiented to promptly. jan!9
t»ta. n. Williams j.is. ii. m’vat
Win. 11. Williams <fc Co.,
BANKER-. AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
J.Y. E. Comer Wood and Third struct*.
All transactions made on liberal terms. Collections
of Uitlo, Notes, Ac.., promptly attended tn. jan2Q:lw
N’CONNfcLLA WILLOCU,
BANKERS,
AND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold aud Silver
Coin. Current and Par Funds received on deposit.
Blocks bought and sold on commission. Collections made
at any point in the United States.
South East corner of Market and Fifth fit-eats,
nyll PITTSBURG!!. PA.
AETHUES, EODGEBS & CO.,
bankers and brokers.
CORXER OF FOURTH AXD SUTTHFIELD STREETS,
au‘~6m PlttHburgli, Pa.
C. 11. MIIXIN.n JOS. LUDJCWIU.
Wilkins &, Co.,
(Successors tn A. Wilkins & Co.)
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
iVo. 7i ihurth street, Pittsburgh.
IN THE numerous suspension; of Bunks and Bankers
throughout the country during the last six months, tv«
are sat L-tied that in almost every instance their troubles
have grown out of a departure from their legitimate busl
ce.-s; and wo, theioferc, take occasion to assure the public
in advance, tint no speculations in “fancy stocks,’' or other
“ouuiJe operations,” shall tempt us from the strict and le
gitimate :ir.e of our business—believing that in avoiding
ail such investments we shall uot only l-e better able to
serve our cu=iomere and ensure their safety, but that in
adopt ti:g suck a course we shall promote our own ultimate
btMj.jit. [W>J W. A CO.
Hcmoval.
PATRICKS & FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Save Removed their Office to the. Corner of Fifth and Wood sts.
mvaiiUHoa, pa.
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bunk Not.<n Exchanges on the Eastern and Western
Cities cf’ijs.tautiy fur 6al*.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
State?. Deposits motived iu par funds or current paper, at
the comer "I Fifth and Wood ftreetr. [feb3
E. KOLJE.ES St SONS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKEM,
HAT! UXOVID TUtil; LANKIN') ANI> KIVUiNOs OPFIC* TO SO.
l>7 uauxst STP.ttT, roi;« noop.j hclow old stand.
lU' HjLMKS A S‘.‘NS. Bankers anti Exchange Brokers,
lx • and Dealers in Note*, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sil
ver and B.f ik Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for solo.
Collections made iu ull the cities throughout the United
States. Deposit* e»i in pur tuu-ii* or current paper, No.
67 Market stn «u between Third and Fourth s*t«. J jno»):ly
TiKUSAN A CO.,
BANKKIIS AND KACii A.NG R BROKERS,
No. 95 Wood Slrtrt , comrr of Diamond -Alley,
J'lrtrlit’RJll, PA..
BUY AND PELL Bank Notes and Coin; Diaeount time
-tcl.au, »s*. iiii.l Y»romiKsc.ry n-u-s; make cnlle-.-L.vnp in
■ 1 th. I'rini'i;.'*! fiti-■ • t tlo- l.nion. Rv'vWh deposits on
call m»1 on inti-f-M, and tb.'ir prompt ntt*-oti.">n to nil
oth-.-r mntten a Broker** business. Eastern
ci n'itiifi’iy »n Baud. marfl
$627,470 W
JOHN WOODS,
BANKEII AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
I>£ALXH IM
Eiohango, Commercial and Bank Hotel,
SlUL’lx bought and sold on commission. Collections
tvartfnlly aitt-njed to. Interest paid ou Deposit
No &s»* Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
V*nk. declO
HILL & CO.,'
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE B£<jK.E.K9,
CoE.isn or wood aitd nrrs stju*?d.
SIU I!T E XCHA.NtJ K riu tin 1 Kaiiieru Cities •uiuftnntlj [ r
Tiai'-li: I .* C't mi ii.v;ount»sJ.—
O' *i*i, Silver and li.'i:!'. iV: it.?-, ’isul ■■■',l.
mad-In *'l U:e j'riiitupa! ritu-s of ths Cuilcl alult*?. L'e-
Par and Current Funds. jnar‘J7lT
ILL&3 liAUi-2, EiKK, fL> m.VJI vi- lyt'.
KHAilEii & ILA.K2I,
DAMvKRS AND EXCHANGE UKOKKEi!,
BUI AN l* ?> I.LI, li*. !>i, sm!\. r. nud li.-riis N'>tr«;
< -:j Kwi! <t iSvcfc N-j'urUiw. ] ar-lr*.t^
N-:>. jui.i llr.J- h'.v't tuv
k.U'l *••'< ' u C< vn , -r,
'.i i i..» ' n In ?}..* C.-Vo:?.
0. E. ARNOLD ft CU. t
P. VVKKi:- AND KACHAMIK i:J«i >K
1 \KAU.Ii*
I } Tin- !>.-*;
o>hi. ltax.k •'.' -u.'s. k':J
tioriA >-rtrrri.!lv aUt'zJrti to,
»..y ufUi^
‘.‘V'vVr nui *•• .j >. c a>uuaiA'»M:.
:< Fourth rt . 4-v.r t--, '**l?.
ijoWSt.lt Sthl 1.r...,-v
BX C H AN <* K A N l- h A N K I N<i 11 uU 5 K 0 f
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
64.lui*r*-t *1 ;>.*•<) «■« •>:
THOMPSON* P-tLL & CO.,
N -v K Hi* \ \ D !i i: oJ V Kp. j<
r' V K >./ it-?:, jv/J-ufy/.. r.t.
THOMAS WOODS,
Mi; U i.: I \ L URnKER/M
Uoriila, StocLi, Henl &,c*.
.v. « . iw.uyh. /•., ( >; v;
William A. Illli dt Co.,
UANKEKS,
A'-’ 01 y.T'tt. Fi'tshur:/ 1.
oo r*s.> lia Lu»N[ri AM.' .“T'X'K
4-i •h'irfi. Kx.*h»ntfif l?-xr,:t ;
IT fii.i Motion-;xl>»-in N'*'vjj7itSorrC'7nif'o»?y
»'• ‘-Id Ci'tu'i.f’ i n«iimCV.tnp\nj ;
fi.-' *> M*'n«r».*••»l s**l4 h !• ti C”nip»riy DcnJ
* ■.••»*) I'ttv ■ f ll' -tiii» ;
f>‘ A 1 !*•>: LvUT llr.^ia
( ItiimlodlN j.onn Office,
No. too >.-innm;u> sr^ur.
hur.r) ',a ti,.;-! .-.si.! i , r Witt, ft*-
CLOTH LNG
CLOT HING STORE!
JOHN M’CEOSKEY & CO..
hKL \ o{ the c-»*lrhrat»~.J Ci: thin* t t>n iJberty
ftreet. which ba» won an unbounded jK>j'ularlty under
b«‘warn* '.{ the THUHK Mil LOOKS, hnr», for the pur
i [ «u•;uv.3 r r<* spare f<T tho.r luimsn** l business,
feaovpJ !»• >hepaeSmi** buildiUß mi the .v*rDcr of
DIAMOND ALLEY AM) WOOD riTUKKT,
WLrr** tJi«"v hnve qov tln>
81'LLNDIi) S'l'OClC OF CLOTHS!
X .TD
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That h*« ct*t be**n ollsrod to ihejmblic. J
Th'-lr jTiu.-jpfcl nbjert for this removal, is to gire them
ta« :t IttcnHi.’i. forth*
WHOLESALE TRADE.
They sn- j reared to s<*ll Honda »t the
L 0 WE S T i: A STE U N PRICES!
AaJ tt oy will warrant them to be af as any manu
factured in tL« Uiilon.
CUSTOM WORK,
in TUI BEST STILE, ANP LION TUB .MLiOllTfciT .tOTICI.
They h»r*> i n lihu.j a full and beautiful assortment of
Loi'U.' an-l COATINGS, tor
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BUSI-
Our interests are Identical with thos* of our customers,
and we assure the public that our fidelity will not fall tn
flllliiK all order? we auiy be favored with
Air HUNT FOUGHT THE FLACK—
]s«». 88 W«to<B street,
(UAKT HIDE,) coiuieu of diamond alley.
N. IV—W« desire our patrons to understand that wo have
no longer anj connection with the Clothing Builnesn on
Liberty street. Our attention la derated .oxclusltaly to the
Uoupr abort- designate.!
oar'i!3
JOHN M’CLOSKKT & CO.
Kail ami Wlutcr Oooda l
EDMOND WATTS,
Merchant tailor, no. 186 liberty street
I have now on hand a large ftoek of Fall and Winter
Good* Uvrrcoating*, of eotirtdy uew designs ; PUsh Vest
lugP l of tb»* beautiful patterns; French and English
Catkiiuan*, of every style und shade in the market, all of
which I wll] make to order on the most reasonable forms;
und warranted to suit. oc tj
~ " "new hpiu'ng”goo ■
JUST RECEIVED AT JOHN McOLOSKEY A CO’B Whole
sale Clothing Warehouse, No. SS Wood street, and corner
of Diamond alley, the largest and most varied'stock of
goods that this celebrated house ha* urer.had the pleasure
uf iuviUitg the attention of the public to. Those gooUshove
boon purchased from first bands, and, consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that we
can and do Sell at as small profits as aaj’ house In the oust
ern cities. Therefore, wo r&qwctfully invite the attention
'»i‘ wholesale dealers and country merchants, in general, to
give us a call, and • (amine our extensive assortment of
HEADY MADE CL; .IIINU. It is almost impossible to
enumerate the quan! • \ cl luuueuse piled of garments that
is to bo seen at this ii i e establishmeat; it ia sufficient to
say that it has never t moquulled by the house itself.
marl6:tf __JOUN MeOLOdKKY A CO.
Clothing I Clotlilng I
rpilE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
JL pubho that he is now receiving at his store, No. 177 Lib
erty street, n choice assortment of Cloths, Cnssiiuerofl and
Vestings, of th»> latest and mot t desirable styles, a hich he
Is prepared to moke to order in the most fashionable man-
at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
We have also on hand a large und well manufactured stock
of ready made Clothing, to which wo invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will find it to their
idvautagc to call at 177 Liberty street, before making their
purchases. (rnarj} 0. CONNER.
New Clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
fjMIE sul-M iiher has just opened this new establishment,
X "h.-it- hu has always on hnud a large and chuiro asson
fueut id all articles of CLOTHING, which ho warrants equul
to any in the cuy, and will s-U at the mo?t reasonable pri
ces. The public are requested to give him a call.
b. oppenheimer.
To iloueckeeper*.
WE have now opened oue of the largest stocks of
CHINA, GLAhfi and QUEENdWARt), su table for
hous-k- ep.TH in the city, and intend selling at v ry low
prices. We win sell a hsndi-ome set of White Tea Wave,
con.-nting of forty-eight pieces, tor the low price of Four
Dollars, and all other Goods in proportion. Our stock being
large owtnj to the dull season just passed, we are deter
mined to work it off at low prices. We havo just opened
so e beautiful shapes of White Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
tabl- do ; Covered Dishes for Htewed chicken, etc , etc. Also,
some very handsjmu new styles of Water Pitchers. Our
stock oi White atone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
Ware, in large—all of which we have put down in price to
suit the tijies.
We h*ve some twenty different styles of Frenoh China
Tea sets, and rome beautful Gold Band Dinner suts^—all of
which wo are selling at least twenty-five per cent, below
former prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our stock of Knives anl Forks, Spoons, Walters, Britan
nia Ware, Girandoles, Solar-Lamps, etc,, is large, and we
will sell them at very low prices
0q bund and receiving, a large slock of Boston and Pitts
buigb Glaeii VVare, which we will t-ell at manufacturer’s
prices.
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowl*, Dishes, Pitch*
ors, and every article suitable for country or city trade, is
large, to which we iavite the attention of city and country
merchants, as we will sell them very low for cash.
Houvekee pers and others in want of cheap China and
Queensware’ will do well by calling at the
CHINA HALL,
No. 62 Market, between 3d and 4th Btiu,
aplO opposite Go ?. K. White.
} AN UOKDKH hM ju.H received a arid
brautitu! arM'r;m»*t;t of .Mnumiug tA-iUr::, MeeTc?
! «nj S-.ts ia Gape, Ta:lel;.» aul Uis.i. black bee and
„-uuzt* Veils b'sr'k Ho<i-ry an 1 Ulotci, i a woo!, cotton,
ind -ilk; Ittbl-ons and Crapes in oil qualities.
Al'-X'iLd-r A Ih/u's bf«; Ivi-1 ran always W
li’ur.d a! No. bd iIAHKirT ifTHKiil', rorn-r «j' the L»ia
JV\ A.CVViIHI. ■•-on*. m.vir
• jni ' A "1-51, <M-ii a?hi StiVfT
ITTSCrLTIf.
!j*n!2
f opAdlw^wtf
>k \ u vi rr j
."'it' : . are
NESS COATS.
FRENOH CHINA.
GLASS WARE.
COMMON WARE.
DRY GOODS.
SECOND ARRIVAL
OF
BPBIHG AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
rTVfiE SUBSCRIBERS have just roreived, and are now
X openiDg, the most desirable assortment of DRY
GOODS ever offered in this market. We call particular at
tention to a few very choice articles:
Extra Rich Farcy Col’d Silks, entirely new design; I
do do Black do do;
do do Twisted do; !
Satin Plaid and plain Tiisuej and Cerages ; !
Printed do do;
do Bsrage Delaines; !
do Chaliie do; I
Very handsome French Lawns; 1
do do Brillmnteens;
A good assortment of French work. Collars, Under .
Sleeves and Chemisettes, very cheap; Embroidered Hem
stitch and plain Linen Cambric llandkerchiets; Linen .
Table Cloths nnd Table Linens: French and English Fur- j
niture, Chintzes, white and colored Furniture; Dimatry. :
A full assortment of Qlores, Ilosiory, Mitts, Jfcc.; Irish
Linens, Mutdins, together with a complete assortment of I
eTery article, either Fancy, Staple, Foreign or Domestic. I
We solicit ru examination of our Stock tofore purchasing I
elsewhere; as wc flutter ourselves (since wo havo estab
lished tne cash system) that vre can supply our patr ns on
more M-eral terms than any hon*e west of the Mountains.
We return our thank: to our friends for their muny es
teemed fa-rors to our firm, under its for our title, and hope
they may still continue them to the establishment, under
its NEW TITLE. YOUN'O. LOVE 4 BRO-.
formerly Young, Stevenson A L ve
Arrival of Spring and Summer Dry
Goods.
AT No. 99 N. W. SIDE OF WOOD STREET.
D GREGG A CO., Importers and Jobberß In British,
• French und German DRY GOODS. Having receiv
ed our large and extensive stock of spring and summer
goods, purchaited from importers, manufacturers, and part
through our own importation, we feel safe in assuring our
old customers, country merchants and city dealers general
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
we can offer such inducements to buyers as are rarely met
with in the trade. 3 .
Among our dry goods stock will be found cashnerea, de
lainep, Portsmouth lawns of tbe most desirable designs,
mohair lustre*-, alpacas,plain black end fancy figured silks,
ginghams and tancy print.'', latest styles; broadcloths, fancy
vesting*, cashmeres, tjatineU;, tweed 3 and summer pania
loontng; brown and black muslins, table diapers.
We bare also opened a very large bonnets,
newest styles, palm leaf bats, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
and an extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbons;
with lace good*, fancy netting?, jaconeUs.muii and figured
Swiss muslins and black silk veils, Ac.
Our variety stock embraces in part combs, buttons, per
cussion cap*, threads, port monaies, patent medicines, per
fumery, and almost every artisle usually kept in the va
riety line, together with a large stock of gold and silver
watenes, watch materials, glasses, gold and gilt jewelry of
newest patterns, and a great variety of 30 hour and 5 day
docks, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
or sattstnetory reference.
N. ll.—An early call from buyers Is respectfully solicited.
D. GREGG A CO.
VAN GORDER’S TRIffJMIA’G STORE,
No. 83 Market Sr, i>RN£ii op Diamond.
JCST I. ECU UNO, a large and a ell selected stock of all
the new halt's of
LADIES’ DUKS3 AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS:
Fringes, Bu'.loni, Galloons,
Draiis, Velvets,
, Ce- C Cord =, Ribbon i.
A handsome ops*rtm-nt c t French, Scotch and Austrian
rMUKOIDEIUEg, In Swiss, Jaconet and Lace.
Collar*, Edgings, Handkerchief^
hleovi-ii, laser; I up, Infant.,’Robes,
Chemixot ten, 8.n.1a, Caps t Waists.
A full supply tf MOURNING GOODS:
Crape aeUs, OlSars, I o ve and Gauw Veils,
U u L:uen setts, Game and Dotted Falls,
1 w .i-M, l ,*.*. *}°; . Ch »* Italian and Eug’h Crape.
MAIKU AL3 *OK KMBitQIDEKING—Stamped Collars,
Band* uod Inserting*: French Working Cotton, Uoops
Urntn and Cotton Floaa, Gil Cloth, Embroidering gllk,
Jiiilletos and Scis s org. b
Mantua, Satin and Bonntt Ribbon*.
A ’arge ttKfcriment of GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING
GOODS—Shirt*, Collars, Cravats, Tiea, Han'he.rchieD, Ac.
Pins, Needle*, Buttons, Tape*, and everything in small
wares federally.
Par bAjot-’s oesi Kn> Glovis, j B white, black and colors.
Com No. 6 tn No lu, aiwaep on hand.
Al-o-A gcod stock of HOSIERY ocU OLOYES—Terr
rh "l'_\ mhS3
SPUING DRV GOODS.' ' “
MAGAS dt AHL, So, Of Market st.,
AlvH rwjvinjf dally additions to their large and well
seeled stock of
Mantilla.'',
Siißti 1* & 'cart*
Gaol-,
AVvsrjd.rr’,- UU G'oves, ic .
K' vi.j<-hni« wMild limit* the utte- ;i<-n ol
' ll ’' mbfiO
MOtU.M.NG GOODS
SEW DRY GOODS STORE
Iron Front—. Mo. 01 Market otree-t.
OL R bouee betas ore oj.cn for thi-transaetioo ..I » reni r
“ Dr l "•»**iMMUtew. ».• ».m,d re.-p«oifally noliuit the
t-Ttr r.agv uf tb*: fab !c, feeding rnufid'-m thut, from nurex
t.o-iv. not tre!l selected work ..ISII.KS, FANCY AND
STAt'l.i. liu iDri - r fail Oder Mi.'.h indu.'.-icimts os will in
sare entire railsSicllon. HAGAN A Ant
aprlttf Nos- D 1 Market 00J 8 Onion street.
v U i T Li KiL
JAMES IV. H OODWKU,.
cjr.ryrT fcrxiti-re is a xvfa ctuser
W arc-roomc ©7 and ©0 Third street*
W '• inform* pa
bLi frit-nit. anl cufiiumura that hoy^L
ha.vnow copplrt** hi.*spring.dock FMtk
i6a of Furniture, whirb i.« d«-ckhxlly * 9 1
t “.?. I “K e * t ,“ (lbc *teTc r offered for role lu this City, which
, sold at pri-Ma Ud low an any In thr U nitrd States,
ixast cr >» c/t “
ia he Is debrrailned to uphold the quality with well oea*
eoaou materials, bfst workmanship. and newest designs; and
froa the extent of his orders and facility in manufacturing,
he tfl rnaldwi to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
, principle of identifying bis customers’
.uterc.At with his own, ia quality and price, and keep* al*
vajsi.n haul the greatest variety of every description of
furniture, from the cheaper: and plainest, to the most ele
gant and cwtly, that a house, or auy part of one, may be
Cumlsht-d from hi.- stock., or manufactured nxpr«ssly to or-
Jojlowlcg articles con.-ht, lu jiart, of his stock.
Men h-. richness of style and finish, cannot be surpaesei
to *uy of the Eastern pities: v
Loui. 1 ) XIV teU*-a-teie Sofas;
JO Sofafc, in plush and hair doth;
bo do*. Mahogany Chairs:
20 Jn*. \v tt i DU t «.
frd Mahogany Rocking “
20 Walnut “ *•
bO Mahogany Divans:
20 Walnut “
bO Marble Top Centre Tables:
?? " “ Dressing Bureaus
30 “ Waahs lands:
40 Endojied **
100 Common «»
20 I'laln Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
30 Walnut “
bO Cottage «*
#OO Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads
20 Mahoganv Wardrobes:
10 Walnut .«
lOOherry «
£>o Plain Bureaus;
TO Dining end Breakfast Table,
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
ao dot. Cane Seat Chalra;
S-l Cane Seat Rocking Chairs;
Id Ladles’ Writing Desks:
Qat anil Ton-el Stands; What-Nots;
!££ ulrCT i _ . Ptper Machs Tables;
Don lersation Chairs; rembroks
r™ h “ “ Hall and Tier ••
““fV"?., Ladles’Work “
lnlaid « Extension Dining Tables;
OoChlc and Hall Chain; ° B ‘ lm ' ;
WINdSIJ CHAIbJ' 0 ?:.^M 01 ' FHRNITURB and
U™a thdr C « n PP UKI trith all ar
no“la AMU ° ATS “ 4 HOTELS, furnished ,t the shortest
_AII orde.-s proQptly attended to. aßrs
Steamboats, AhoyH
I la. ?d» subscribers tender their ieknow-«
for the farors beslowed unooUl
™J=®»KBthem by their Steambool friends, ind
Id hi ’’ r *' t ? h " l thMn “ uJ others Interest- *T*
f^ral» b h U 4 h 8 bo ‘ r!l ’ th » t th «J »r« at all times prepared to
SSSifvf .V 1 ' most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin F “rnlture and Chairs of tha brat material and work
m,nal,,P- T. B. TOD NO A CO.
i r ,e . r . Comer Third and SmithSeld streets,
TZ opposlto “ brown’s Hotel.”
d»m«l Lowry, Jr.,
*JUAIR AND 11KDSTEAD MAh'UFACrDRER—No. 294
hiberty street, nas on hand a large
llSh 01 ou,l . lr ’‘'“d Bedsteads or every description, made of
he best materials, which he will sell lower than reticles oi
he same quality can he sold In the city. He wouW call nu'
ttcu nr attention to his large stock or Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which he wiU sell atriiX redded
inar2l
0.0,™,, ojsr—
—— ——— cor. Liberty et*.
OABINCT tei pT- t 'i :ioN “nt'nues to manufacture
bfia Lroir w viT AIU! ot "trydescription, at hiscid stand,
/Tl )7o 9oTcnth streets. UNBKIITa£
» lot. attended to, In all its branches. m yll
P’IKLD BOOK FOR RAILROAD KNOINEEIIS.— Contain
,£ s levelling 11 ” 'i° r ', a> '! D » out curTe "- determining fror an
with earth-work, etc., etc., tog, ther
ma-nelli- +f ordinatl ' 3 . deflections, lon/ chords,
SSS «Slff ,a h tl .°bJ og !! n i‘ h,m> auJ n«tural4n. tarn
book form ji,75 John Henc!l ’ CWI E“ftineer. Pocket
_ *** °flject of the present work la to aupplv a want
Bo?kro7" 0 a nr r enlent b f f t * nt £“**“««» on Railroads.
theordinn??!o.?i!SlK Ur “. fo, 'o UM ln Ihe field, containing
a book aimL tables are common enough; but
Railroat T th ? He tables others peculiar to the
laying out cur 4 B B Pecial ly necessary formulas for
»Uurw u o7kl^X“;^: 4c -- ls,de^ratam
i£t ' t . h ‘ nt 11 "o' l adapted to the ob
#7. I aiU ‘ r proposes, and hare no question hut it will be
field “ nl Pn ‘ Ctl “ 1 T ° lume b °* f “ r
* « D. H. Mahaji.
.. yield f P n , fi Kl W ' th ' Mr ' HeoctkHtt£ r !L?nuaUhe
Held Book of Railroad Kngfneers.” With the presenta
tion of Borne of the most practical and useful of recoguited
processes amnn s railway engineers, he has given others
which new at least in their present form, appear to possess
of Wgher value than that of mere novelty—that of
being in general suecsplible of available, not to say data
SVvW.P’i In conclu<llon . whu e I think the deshm
n, r llc , ncl ‘ 1 3 boo!c <• ra l * •» to adapt it excellently Sftl
to professional needs, I have pleasnre in expressing mi
conilal satisfaction with its execution, alike with thi? SI
splcuity of arrangement effected by the author and th. Pe r"
cellent typographical taste displayed by his puirUshera!
0. K. and Director of lh t,.
Dealer in Engineer^
403 BUBonaty.
atraet, corner of Seoond.
_NAVT DEPARtIIEXT, ■ CH ERR Y PECTORAL*
Bureau of Pro, Won, sod Clothing. for to, ,mo eras yp
:.tpwwhww'
of Slay next, for furuL.biog and. d.llt«il o g, (on receding-1 ' : ‘ WB Write' the attention of th»
aUty day» , notlce,>ttt each or elfharof fhomay-yard., nt pnblfo to tho oertMcateß- amended
Charlestown, Massachusetts, Brooklyn, Kow York, or Got- ’ ] Iwlnw, and bespeak for Ihem that can
port, Virginia, the quantities btdow m?nUo no I of'any or r ; did consideration which their honest
all of the following l uamedardales ofnayy clothing and- V * frankne?? deserves.
clt.thins? Hnd such further quantitiMof the same - •* Me.i -in such stations as many >hi>
os may be ordered by the chief of this bureau, or by the v i ißa -voluntarily bear Witness to the cfllgq. .
commandants of the said navy-yards, respectively, during 'cy and value of Circuit PacroaAU do -
tfai fiscal year lst day of Jnlynext,and : not:: wantonly ‘trlflo wftb, or distort
ending on the 3Jth day of June, 1850, viz: ; Cr rTT^S^f a eti nor overstate tholf conviction
blue pilot cloth 2 000 Judge t*«», ivb*ther.thlsla not the maHcioetO trosiwhvn
emSJSf loth 22 ;>0 you must have relief for.the throat os Incga; judge too,.
n[«r n ° lh '“ - 2>5 t 0 whether family ought' not to have it by them as a .
2!n« S a «? e J “ \ °‘ J ° eafegunnl against the everywhere prevailing enemy, which
flaSnAifS-aiY^ iftS — ** Btcn l fl Wlth fata i frequency upon .almost-every flo*tf, and
Blue flannel drawers..- 6.000 carries off a lamb from many a home? --? W,: ;
Blue flannel B,OOO Jackson, O.IL, Jackson cUv, 0,20 lb Nov.,’ 1802.
Bine flannel, in the piece yards 50,000 Da. J. C.Ater: Slr-TheCutRRT Pectoiul is mdeh In
Barnsley sheeting frocks 2,000 qulred attar. Several of our best Pbvsirians have used It,
Canvas duck trousers........ 2,000 three of them in their own capes, and always with the hep*
Barnflleysheetjngin the piece yards 16,000 piest effects. The numerous pateut medicines alwsvs he
Cunvas duck, in the piece.. —.yards 6,000 fore them, lead to incredulity in regard to every new rum*.
Blue cloth caps. — 4.(.00, dy; and it is only nftcrundoubted evidence of value in any
Calf-skin shoes pairs 4,000 article, that anything like a general confidence can bo ex-
Kip-skin shoes, high cut pairs 4,000 dt©d- '
Woollen seeks, Nos.l and 2 -pairs 8 000 The unrivalled excellence cf this combination of agents
Mattreises, (with two covers eacb/3 2,000 CiriRRY Peciorap,) proved boyond cavil by repeat*-?
Nankin, blue .. yards 8.000 trial Under Ibeir own observation, has compelled medical
Blankets „ .......... 3’ooo men to proclaim obrpnd. its usefulness, it is bfcyoud all
Black silk handkerchiefs..— 5,000 doubt the best general remedy we have-for the Pulmonary
I Blue satinet trowEcrs. 3,100* Affections of this climate, at tlu* same'time sedative and
j Blue satinet, in tho piece yards 5,0 r 0 expectnrout—a rare combination of properties.
The cloth for the pea jackets fhall be twilled pilot cloth In thehopethat It will pfove Its ownreward,l subscribe
i of American m nufacture, pure indigo blue, wool dyed.- It myself. Respectfully your obedient servant,
; ehall be 54 inches wide, and weigh 26 ounc<9 per yard. It : ' JAS. H. 01 M. D.
shall hare a list on each edge composed of 24white threads, Let ffaiOemen<if the Legal Prrr/fssion mark this case.
of a«l wool. All pieces weighing lets than 25 ounces per , WiWainrburg, L. I;, 5ept.3.1852.
! yard will be rejected; ond each bale of abont 300 yards Ha. J. C. AT7R:l>ear Sir—Over applicaUonlor the pact
must average 20 ounces per yard. three years in my duties as an adTccuto,'brought on some
The cloth for round jackets, blue cloth trowsers, and blue eight months ago a severe irritation of the bronchial tubes,
caps shall be twilled, all wool, of American manufacture, which was a constanCannoyance to ine/ond fust becoming
and pure indigo blue, wool dyed. Jt shall have a list on a source of g]j»at apprehension- Kvery remedy tried failed
each edge comocfed of 24 white threads, of all wool. Ail to even relieve me, till I used yourCnEIiKT Prctorai. This
pieces under 17J4 ounces per yard will be rejected; and basnot only relieved me, but, asl trust, wholly cured me. ;
each bale of about 300 yards must average 18 ounces per I care nothing for the reputation of advocating-Patentlle*
yfl £i' . . . , , dicines, and this is at your fetvice. I shall recommend it”
Ibe satinet must be American manufactured, 27 inches to members of the bar, and others whom I may meet, la-'
e J. Dfi,t^e °f hst, which list must cootbt of not. less than boring under similar Indispositions.
1. white woollen threads on each edge of tbe cloth, woven - Yours truly, R. F. JONES.'
io the whole length of the pit-ce; must weigh not less than .Montyomery, Ala.,October 4,1840.
ol f DCes per J containiucachpiecesbont2B yards; Dr. J. C. AiER;-Sir—-I have usediyour admirable com
r..» ftrp ma^ 1)6 cotton, pure indigo blue, yarn-dyed; and pound exclusively In my practice, anil find It to surpass, bv
the filling wooll, pure indigo blue, wool-dyed. Each baie of far, any other remedy we-have tor curiug diseases upon the
400 yards shall average nine and a half ounces to the yard, lnngs. Yonrobedkntservant, "
andno pit-ce shall be below nlneandaquarterounces to the . * - • K. B. JONES, M. It.
yard. The satinet trowsers must-be made of material like What yet remains to convince the most incredulous that
theabove. theCherryPectondisallthatifcpurportalobe.vlijaoun
ine nannei mus, be all wool, American msnufactnred, equalled remedial.agent for all diAeases cf the Throat and
wool-dyed, pure indigo Mae, and twilled; must beJn pieces LuqgB. The experience of years has proven it to be auch,
of 50 yards in length, Vi inches wide, weighing 5 ounces per and we submit it to the believing that its virtues
yard, with a list on each edge of 4 white woollen threads will fully maintain itsreputs.tion.
woven in the whole length of the piece. To be pached la Prepared by J. C AYER, Obemist,Lowell.Mrss. : Beware
ba.es of 10 pieces, the pieces to be rolled separately without of worthless preparations, attempted to be palmed off under
cloth boards. Each bale to contalo 500 yanla.end a similarity of Dame.
pounds flannel. No piuce to have a le.‘s average wo ght Sold in Pittsburgh by all Bniggists, and by B; A,PAIIN
than 4 8-10 ounces per yard. ° ESTOCK A CO, wholesale and retail. jediOrndAW
Tbe oversbirts, undewhirts, drawers, and jumpers must
be made cf flannel like the above.
The Barnsley sheeting most be free from cotton, 80 inches
in width; weight, twelro ounces 31-100 per yard; texture
4 by 4 to 1-16 inch.
The canras duck must be free from cotton, 27 inches in
width, and about 36 yards in the piece, doable thread warp
and filling Weight eight ounces 23100 per yard. Texture
9bylo to inch*
The shoes muit bo stamped with the contractor’s nome,
number of shoe, and year when made; the sizes to i.e in
the following proportion for ench 60 pairs, unless otherwise
ordered, viz; 4of No. 6,9 of No. 6, 12 of No. 7.12 of No
8, 9 of No. 9, 3 of No. 10,1 of No.li. ’ .
They are to conform in all respects to tho camples at the
yards, and to bo delivered in good strong boxes, 60 pairs in
each. The name of the contractor, contents, and tho rear
when made, marked on each box.
The calf skin and the kipskin shoes to bo packed in rcca
rate boxes. r
The woollen socks must be woven or knit, and conform to
sample.
The mattresses most weigh 10 pounds, Inch dine ticking
which is to be cut G feet in leogth and 31 inches wide. The
covers must measure 71 inches io length and 29 Inches in
width. The hair, ticking and covers must conform to
samples.
The nankin must he tho best blue American nankin 2G
ioches wide, texture 6 threads by four thread to tholGth
of au inch, dyed with pure Bengal indigo.
The blankets must weigh vix pounds per pair and mea
sure 68 by 78 inches each. A bale of 60 pairs must weigh
390 pounds, and no pair fhall wrigh less than 5 pounds 13
ounces. Theymurtbeof American manufactory made of
dt-ju wool, and inch blanket must be marked “US
Navy,”
Tbs black silk handkerchief* most be 31U by 31 finches
and weigh 1 ounce and 12 grain. Troy; tenure 14 by 23 to
%ioch. .
Dn 65 Coeds,
Embroideries,
A f-chedule of the three sizes for each 100 pieces of made
up clothing will be found with the samples at the respective
yards; and all the above articles, including thn necessary
button.}, rings, Ac., are to be fully equal in the quality,
texture twr, weight, and finish of mat-rial, and conform
in pattern, sizes, and workmanship to paid wimples
The number or quantity which will bo required of each
of the foregeing articles cannot be rrecisely sated ItwiJl
not be less, however, than the quantity rpi-cifie l in the Toro
going ILL The contracts will, therefore, be made for the
■l' amity of ench article so specified, and for such further
quantity as the bureau may require. The price must be
•uniform at all the stations.
All the abor«r articles must be subject tn such inspection
at the place or delivery as the chief of tbU bureau may di
r"' • : aud no article will be received that 1* o.>t fu’ly equal
to ;h- svmplo in en*ry respect, and which does not c 7 r.fi.rm
to ;h(* stipulation* and provisions of the tontrac* t*> be
made.
The whole most be delivered at the risk and exrensoof
tba contractor. Each box and bole to bo marked with the
contractor’s name. The insj eetiog officers to be nppcinM
by the Navy Department.
The filers must diningui.li the prices for each article
menUouei. and mrft bo calculated to coyer every t-7 r
attending the fnlßlment of the contract. iDciuding tbe
necessary buttons.
In case of failareon the part of thecontractors in deliver
the several articles which may be ordered fr,m them in
prcjtf.r time and of proper quality, the Chief of the Bun-au
ol Privisions and Clothiag shall t>e authoriz.nl to purchase
or direct purchases to be made of what may b* rt-quir. q to
supply tbe defirieaey: undrr the penalty b»’b- expre-sed in
the contract; tbe record or r requi Won, or adup’i. atc
copy thereof, at the Bur-au of Provisions ana Ciolhinr or
at eith»r of the navy varus aforesaid. shall tw evidence
that such requL-itiou h»* teeu made and received.
Two or mure npprovn-1 sure;i-R in a sum equal 'to the
estimated amount of the respective contracts will be re
quired, and ten per centum will be withheld from the
amount of nil payments on account thereof as collateral
tveonty, aai-uot in any event to be paid until it i»in *ll
respects complied with; and ninety per c-ntum cf the
amount of ail de iveriea made wUIJm paid by the navy
ag,nt within thirty after triplicate bills, duly authen
ticated, shall have bo:?u presented to him.
Bidde-s whose proposals shall be ace*pted (and none
other?) will be forthwith notifiel, and as early as practi.-a
-bi-‘ a contract will be transmitted to them for execution
which contract must be returned to the bureau within
five days, exclusive of the time required for the regular
transmission cf the mail.
Blank forms of proposals may to obtained on application
io tbe navy agents at Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Boston
Nett York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk.
IVnsacola, and at this bureau. ’
A record, oi duplicate of tho letter informing a bidder of
the acceptance of his proposal, will be deemed a notification
thereof, within the meaning of the act of 18*0, and his bid
will be made and accepted in conformity with this under
standing.
Every offer made will be accompanied (an directed in the
.Jr™?*** 3 mftkin K appropriations for the naval service
for 1810—17, approved 10th August, 184 G) by a writt-n
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible parsons! to
the effect that bo or they undertake that the bidder or bid
ders will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter Into an obli
gation within five days, with good and sufficient sureties
to furnish the supplies proposed. The bureau will not be
obligated to consider any proposal unle-s accompanied by
the guarantee required hy law; tUe competency of the
guarantee to be certified by the navy agent district attor
ney, or the collector of the customs.
&xn* furms of proposals miy be obtained on application
to the navy agents at Portsmouth, JVrw Hampshire. Boston
Aew lork, PhUadflphia, Baltimore, Washington. JS'orfdk
Pensacola, and at this bureau. J ’
The, attention of bidders is called to the samples and de
scriptions of articles required, as, in the insp dim before
reception, a just bub-rigid comparison will be. made between
the articles ,-ffi-red and the samples and contract, receiving
none that fall below Vitm; and their attention is also par
ticularly direc'ed to the annexed joint resolution, in addition
to the act of the IQIA August, 1840,
Extract from Hit ad of Congress, approved August 10,1846.
“ Ski. G. And he it further enacted, That from and after
the passage of this act evert proposal for naval supplies In
titetl by the Secretary of the Navy, under the proviso to
the general appropriation biU for the navy, approved March
third, eighteen hundred and forty-three, shall be accompa
nied by a tvrittoa guarantee, signed by one or more respon
slble persons, to the effict that ho or they undertake ihat
the bidder or bidders trill, If his or their bid be accented.
‘? t 0 “ Obligation, in such time aa may .be prescribed,
by tho Secretary of fho Navy,with good and sufficient snre-
Oes, to furnish the supplies proposed. No proposal shall bo
considered unlius accompanied by such guarantee If after
the acceptance of a proposal and a notification thereof to
the bidder or bidders, he or they shall fail to enter Into an
obligation within tho time prescribed by the Secretary of
the Navy, with good and sufficient sureties for furnishing
the secretary of the Navy shall proceed
to contract with somo other person or persons ibr furnish
ing the said supplies, and vhall forthwith cause the differ
once between the amount contained in tho proposal so
guarantied and the amount for which he mav hare con.
tracted for furnishing the said supplies for the whfle period
of tho proposal to bo charged up against said bidder or bid
ders, and Id* or their guarantor or guarantors: and the
same may bo immediately recovered by the United States
for the use of the Navy Department, in an action of debt
against either or all of said persous.”
rrubiH no. 7i
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to bias for provisions, cloth
loj, and small stores for the oso of the navy?
by Me Senate and House of Sepresenlatiors of the
united States of Jmertea tn Congress assembled. That all
bids for supplies of provisions, clothing Bnd small stores for
the use of the navy may bo rejected, at the option of the
department. If mode by one who is not known as a manu
fnciurer of, or regular dealer In, the article proposed to bo
lurnlsbed, which fact, or the reverse, must bo distinctly
stated to the bids offered; that tho bids of all persons who
may have failed to comply with tho conditions or any con
,i'. ey previously entered into with the
United Stales shall, at the option of the department, bo re
jected; that if more than one bid be offered for the supply
of an article on account of any one party, either In his own
name, or In the name of his partner, clerk, or any other
person, the whole of snch bids shall bo rejected at the on.
lion of the department, and that copartners ol any firm
shall not be received as sureties for each ether; Bud t at
whenever it may be deemed necessary, for the interest of
toe government and the health of the crew, of the TJnVtrf
States vessels, to procure particular brands of flour which
are known to keep-best on distant stations, the Bureau of
Provisions and Clothing, with the approbation oftbc Pran
lary of the Navy be and hereby Is, authorired to
the same on the best terms, in market overt P
March, 1864. [apB:law4w
Orenburg tarnpi&e, Dear the Two
invites the pi SStoiSliSi b’SsStoisKsas*
DnaaiKa, f c . An j «}«* of oabkiaoes.
puraiata-l, that one EenOexuen
experience in the busing* Jilii Fourteen years’
patrons the same choiceetSwMn 8 h £y° ploca before &**
many years part it hM w . ?, f whl.h, so
select from the particular department to
and mo3 ‘
will (° wln S to Urge rents.) JOSEPH WHITE
» on ready money only, at mnbh leas than the usual
Pn J2£f'rt s [xnb&daw]
_ uarriag&srgp&lred la the best manner, withdespatch
CAN YOU BEAD?—The especial attention of ladies is in*
vited to the HERPETIO SOAP, prepared by the sub
scriber from the recipe of a London chemist, unit used for
rendering the Shin, smooth, soft and delicately white, re*
moving sallownero, tan and rednes&of the Bfcia. All chaps
and chafes on the panda are healed'hy jt For the core of
rare, rough hands, it is unrivalled. - Price, only 12>4 cents
a cake. Bold wholesale andTatail by --- - . .
•pU 0. L* QUXHBEBT, HQ Third itmt
if.*'*?
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( , - v...- • ■• -
IMfflig==Z=l
MISCELLANEOUS
Clothing and Clothing notarial!. (
i f
miscellaneous.
Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIJK BLOOD!
Hot a P&Tticlo of Kercury in it.
lET THE AFFLICTED HEAD AND FONDKKf—An
j Infallible. Remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rheuma
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Dimples or I'nsmles
on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and. Fever, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald.llead, Enlargement and
Pain of the Danes and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising from an Injudicious use of Mercury,lmprudence in
Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
;'«y*Tfel3 great alterative medicine and 'Purifier of irfood
is now used by: .usandsof grateful patients from all part'
, of the Utilted who testify deity to the remarkabl
vures performed by the greatest of'ail medicines, •*CAR
TER’S SPANISH. MIXTURE.” Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
ietofula. Eruptions ou the Skin,-Liver jjh*ase f Fevers,
Ulcer3,old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, I’aiun and Aching of the Roues
and Joints, aro speedily put to flight by uring this groat oo<I :
Inestimable remedy.
For all.diseAses of the Blood, nothing has yet been found
ti compare with if. It cleanses the system* of all Impuri
ties, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver And Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion, giTcs tune to Lhi Stomach)
make* the skiQ clear and healthy, and n\<teres tbe Consti
tution, enfeebled by disease or broken tb qro by he excesses
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladles, it is'invariably better thr.n -ill the c os-'
metics ever used. A tow doses vt’ Carter’s Fr«nl-h Mixture
will remove all salfowness of complexion, Lfing-the ros*»»
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity tn thosiep. and im
prove tb- general health in a L-eycod all
the medicines ever heard of. ' A
The large number of certificates which wo nave received
from persons from all parts or the United States, is the .tat
evidence that there is no humbug 'about it Tbe pres-*,
hotel keepers,magistrates, physician?, and public mru, well
known Ui the community, nil udd their testimony to the
wonderful effects of this GREAT BI.<X)D FUIUFJER.
Call on the Agwnt uuJ t u Circular anJ Altnmnc. and
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of nil iiedkinea
li»s performed
None genuine unless signed by BKNNKTT ft IIKEJIR,
Pro])ri*-l.'ir-t, No. 3 Feiiri iTrcet, iUf bti:ond, to whom oil
orders for cupplies ar.ii tyenri-s iuum b- addre-aed.
And fur «.»•.» bv It A FaII NESTCOK, JOSKFIt FLEH
-INO, FLEMING BKo3.,scd bv Drugcists generally.
YaIUMILE M-OKKS AiiuUITECTd, SIKCIIAN
-7TV AND KNG(NKK*t~
Tb.,- M-vbd \rcbmct: drolonn'?; by Slcan.
The Ui'-pi'utvr’f New Cwids; do.
A; ])'i=fOri',s I-it.-Goiif.n r( Mechanics. . •' • •
De. M.*.garine.
Brarticnl M •rh'rnic’s Jourual. •
Downing’s Burn! ays.
Do Country Hour;??. "• T
Stu;vr!*s Architecture. •'
AUm’s-Kurm Ar.-liitectuze. . ■'
Field's City do.
Rud ; nj»rt.vr.f do. and Bunding.
Hudimnntsry do. by Job.. Rulfock.
Tha Nbßi-rn Cecmetrical Stair Duilder*? (iiiida.
Ihe BaEibwji’ iJui !**.
The Engineer’s and s rnrlil--I«AV Ar! v-Lf.ht; .2. \eAs. .
Du. Co. Mevh inlr.’s An. ' ' '
W-Lb.ch’-s M » h.iiiifj *>nd Kri;sr.eA--;r - vole.
Mohan's Civii Kncioi-erh-.g. ■
Knapp’sCLevnit-al Tui-hnaioxy. « ...
Norrli’ n«n.l IJjok CuglneeiA and Mavb'j.
Colburn on Lr-conn-iivs Eny : o-s.
Ilanpt on htidgey.
Mechnuic’a Comyafdra.
Scribner’s do. do.
Hjsweli’e do. do.
lienchhj Field Boob.
Byrne’s Pcrket Companion.
S.mms oa Lev.-lin. ; re'«i«ed by J. If. Alesaader.
Do. Mathemntiral Instruments.
Bo’rden’s Formula fur CocatrucrSou i i R. Rc-ads.
Trautwino on ILillroad Curves.
Bhnnk do. do.
Mifflin do. do.
And numerous oth-jr practical jvcvhp.
For sale by ]j t. C. MORGAN,
• . • ■ No. K 4 «W;{ 41
To Farmers, ■fjariienci’f and
Nurserymen-
FIVE thousand bushels pur- BONEDUST, fine ground
1000 ' usbels pure BO v EDUST, coarse ground;
1000 barrels patent American FERTILIZER.
A. i C. lIOEVELEIt offer for uhle, oil aecom'modutinc
terms, the above valuable Fertilisers;which they
ture at their new. oxienrive ••itabllshment, situated in East
Liberty, n-nr Pittsburgh, Fa. BcnedusL o* n mauure bn*
been used for mauy years in Europe with the greatest suc
cess; next to cuauo.it Is superior to any other in use. Ten
or fifteen bushels pure Bonedust per acre will fo nourish the
land that its good effects will be realized from the first year
to ten or fificeu years after, whvrtne- the goed effects of
guano are in on- ye«r. Those who Lave u«ed
DooHimt fjeak in ibo Ligbest terms of ihe benelitfl de
rived from it. Ii i» suited to erary variety of soir, oud «U
ciops are biueStied by it—vines and trees more particular
ly. The patent American Fertilizer poseassoa oaseh-iul p-o
-perhes uecessary to Btimulato the growth of planU and
green vegetables, and de3irov? insectß- As a tannnro. for
gardening, it cannct'bc excellid. Direction}* furnished.
Order-* must be addressed to . A. HOEVELER
mhG-dawlm 419 Penn street. PRisburglu
BEST IvNOIVN when Tiued.— ThPieginUmuntako
pleasure in testifying ip recard to R A. FAIIXF- 1 .
JOCK’S VEItMIFCGdL tecause-two of the fir m
it iu their private practice rs phyriciaua for a’numUrof
years, and they have known it, by ebaervation, to be geed
. - B - NEWALBA2tT,Ind, July 4th, 1353. *
Murt B A. Ibhnestockct Cb. — -
Gentlemen: iiaviDg sold yrur valoable Vermifugo for
some lime, and having seen It nssd for many years, wo
would recommend it to ad cs a safe and rffic'cntremffly for
all cases oi worms. In no incUhce have we ever seen spy
evil rtaults following its administration, but always ban it
answered the purpocea for which it was intended, and broa
eutiroly satisfactory.
Believing that everything that has been set forth in regaid
to Its virtues is strictly in accordance with our observation*,
not only as practitioners, but as men of business, we wnu’d
unhesitatingly say to all ■whoread thlp, that it isibe best
v ermifuge now in nso, end that its virtues r.nj bcst kiiown
when tried. BIELY, HOOVER & RIELY.
Prepared and sold !:y
B. A. FAHNESTOCK k CO..
op 3 daw Corner of-First r.ndWocd stft
r P I *-»?w? E r T I'USTUUMutitf WuitiU— TUB fcLAYJd
JL OF THK LAMP; oy William Noutu, author of “Anti*
Coningeby.” Ac , 4c.
“Who will exchange old lamps for new.”
—Arabian Righto £nlertjinmento.
. Costexib;
Chap. Chcp.
1— Underground. 17—Love and Heath.
2 Lucifer. IS—The Gamblers.
3 Above Ground. * 10—Old Latitude and Long'd.
4 PeiegrloeCope. . 20—Gold; *
5 Fitzgtim’n O’Bouneer. 21—The Beggar and the Post
o—The Plot 22—Peter Quartz.
7 The Row. 23—The Ship of Mend*]
8— A Curious Girl. 24—The Farewell Present
o—ln Love. 25—Sle’rLud. Mondol's Youth.
10— How to make Money. 20—His Fortuuo
11- R e Talk. 27-Voj- nS c to GnUen Island.
12— More Lo.e. 28— Jlailny
13- Nemesi?. 29-Berklry MarrieJ
ittujf* K 81 *' ? of «■=> limp.
t tt. dl—Reconciliation.
15—The Bridal Kiss. 32—Conclusion.
Vot sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
" 10 fVocd sL •
__ ATTENTION! '—”
Wagon Masters and Teamsters’ Bounty LantF'
03 Fourltk street.
,t i hcldu'rp. Musicians* Wagon Masters, Team*
* c ;‘ w “ t > T fcrc reguluriy mu-tered Into the sar*
> ice of the UuStcd SLitn», and ovary Officer, Seslnan. ordi
nary MamiD, Marine. Clerk and Lnndrmao fn the Navy;
also; Militia or Volunteers," or Stab* Troops of any State or
lerrilory. are entitled, ly the lute Act of Congress, to a
”®5 r a«tforl6o Acrosof Land.
Those who have received 40nr 8C Acres, are entitled to a
Warrant for such aoantity of Land as will make, in tba
Whole, ICO Acres.
Pertoua eulrusticg their claims to mecanreiy upon hav
ing them attended to proraj tly. '
All information free of charge. Letters promptly an*.
BWen-d. Address AUSTIN I 00M13,
mh!4 Bounty Land Agem, 92 Fourth st.
' 1* &RPISTIC SOAP JSXCBLSIOIU
XX Air—* 4 /tocvld I tccre a boy again.
ril go sura to that store again,
On Third street, kept by 8. L. C.,
And some lierpette Soap I fain
Would .buy,forltaiwoya suits me,
Ilefr-etiaSoap ulwoya suits me.
That Soap remoTes redne*3 and
And cures 'all chaps and sor&xu as too> <
Brightens complexions paleand wan—, 1 "
I’m rery sure it will pious© you: ‘
Oh yes, I know it will please you
Tli3 v.lur.Me-cmt.Jy tor serf rough hoods has r.rovM
great boneSl to hundred. 1M« u,!y cjt, ; ,
®°lm2 “• h
I.J&Third street
A VALUABLE FARM (,-p 136 AGQKS I'OiriiTtv
100 Bcca in calUTation-»Br:Ora"c^d*atm>A't>o^'r"
Si™S' 'flltaft nodfr 8 S
Itote «8?l nninipio m el ,QDII valußbln
r p af t rsk f ST.% CM ' UI,rJ iB h ‘ ua ~
”■; • - - .2, CUTHBEUT A SOX,
- UtaVEstate Agephq, 140 TLlr.l t-t tut.
BO *°
»Bw ,&rOTrau stlMt - 0110 Batiai °^,^
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