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TAIF.I.I4I,IMPItM.E.!.LPffG-413.
Ur exp „in, NEAT.,
tie iipeiiiiina - ct by the 'mi .
Mint&O poorer taases itosareziglatid - ddring
tarpastlearAttereaultof teotretat7ilitatniti99r
nd_thnasmorbitant - prise vriautbd Mecastuiefi
Of life, have tensed. raany-,te turti;their:nyes
In - the direotion of the , grant Weer; larg6 hunt..
liers' - havo -attend; started, end; tnanye:nthr,rh
are preparing to - start, - for thatof one
country .- ga-lar,:-this - spring, the:-ernigratinn
trentNew England ittthat direetiou aPpearEc to
ba greater • Mac was over — beforez
Exclian;e:
,gfe! A. southern, : paper etates.-thet 0..-7011ng
gentleman ofWeb mut. generally- knowia-fOrrhis
oleagiaioas , prodiaties, Tonally.. attended , an
=Auburn camp meeting.- He made himself quite
, servietahle in galantine the young ladies,..bat'
.at last wound up with u glorious fizzle, While
• seated at ,the table lath, hisv Deloinetib" Some
?tripe Wasp:and to bins by a:servant, which-ho
pitched into cadaverous manner.
An attempt to cut it proved's failure, and tarn
' inehitrhead'lvith dignified contempt, exclaimed:
4 1,,Waiter, take away tWs plate.: These batter
-Cates have garage in. I"- -
'llittifiontiostcor t 01.E 4 ilitizeil . alilii i. -
rtionartninabin heretofore existing bel - weaniOSECEld.'
. 1030DEA 404_1•11L61P Vjgrd-E%- In: the Wbeleralo
and eanfeetionary buslos, ia.tbletlaydlesolred, by
itnetbil'eazisent - 72'be btu/Inas° et the drat gill be vettled .
Up by Joebtra Bbcdes, vbo Is antbatizedleattelatSor all
debt* 41 aelddinca. .. xt'...-.. - .-, :- ,,TOSIIIItI lIHODES.
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PARTXPLIIZEiXtr NOTICE. - - "
gTtie litidecsignN tom this day formed_Partnti..
*hip,- ander - the trame,!Jirtit and 'Style Of , ItE43lBrit &
AN DS BZON, for CIS transaCtiotk of the [Vholtassie Fruit anti
Confectionary brzinens, iS'o."39 Woo
'REVILED..
ROOT, J. .ANDEudii.
la - IAL i7tb;1855.. - - -
. _
, Atipluzetiring front the Confectionary cheer
fully recommend Messrs. Itrptss it Astons= to my friends
and customers, JOSHUA'.
-.Pittsburgh; Ilinrcl_27oc,C3ss: _ rata]
F13325° 201/dO - ..;. 4 ° 2...
•—• • _
IKT TEstdarit . '
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do
- 20 mats trewiDateg.; 25 bo x es Prunes;
IC.kega d 4.
2 - tasas dd _
-* '40:41 . 71E g mu" " 61" : 17 BAS - I£6 Wood st.-
• PPI II7 NV - 78 — Y - se--
• • bagis 17nittutR;
• - • de: Cream>Cot. '
fral'e Irks latannda; - •
Et hales Botdeiaa do
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• lOpozoisloolltd do-
'45; ao • lio.„1: raick - Caudy;
1 - do - IV. _ •
Id casaa.B.ldly Liquorice;
- • .110 boxes No.l florring: •
- 1.0 . 0d0z Assorted. Pickles ;". • ' =
_ doaett Tomato Catsup.
- .Taat
,±petitti and'fartatelry
spF.RETS.IIII -, &" ENDtS5O7.t.tO 'Wood et
D.1.407A10N1; - .
- • 'BO borne ' •-.-
• - 100 dozen Pepper Botioe;
10 do -oapers -
10 do -- Darer; : „ - - ,
10 do Brandy Peintin, .
10 'do do cherr-e.e3; - -.-• • _
freslr.Pcontes;
10 do • do - Tomatoes
16 do 'Walnut Carsolp
alielreceirnd. and Tor es'le by -
tipa- • - - ,1ND811501% 34 Wood et.
rtlLlATitiliS AND DESIONS--- ,
.253 boxes' Merzins Efratigei,YDO do SIeU9 10
• ".24D do. Lemons; tecellingand foentle by
/0 1 - - ItsysTEß A -ANDERSON,WiVood at.
ArLE 3.10LA55E4 77 -AsciveJ ta tyi '
a 157.4 HENRY COLLINS.
• lefiLED tOßEl—bebb s, received and for sale by
I - sIV24 . 001.1aNS.
ALL peet cis, of architectural detighat alca. plain
t , l - 1 - autl. extent:lmi.Uall ropers, ht 41.- variety of celera.
- Say imier by Arts
iven) .; • . 8.5 tread street.
liarAtiunt ritlfl3l; of lamixdifut detip,ns,:tn velvet, gold'
N.Olvtif,aud %data Dud btu* siglddadusSr. imitations,
forsale br .. , wisErng. 3IARBIIALL,
- _
W PUTATUE3--14 bbLe..Trisas Jersoy. for card' , for:
JAIIES VaII,DIIOk..
librAcliEßEL-3.40 bqrrels Co. 3, lame, far sale by
ctn. - . 116417 - 11EliltY.11 COLLINS
-
dorm 'Ton and Cotton Bars;
Pipes; - - -
-IC/do SzlO, Iox Window 11 / 2 -0 ;
2a c„ 12
qt. And Elaskti
/5 braes Utrect Coffee; •
25 d No.l Sealed Herring
100 dozes:Corn Brooms - - - •
30 do Cincinnati Wastiboards;
botet Biker d No.l Chocolister
Iron Neils, Cotton 'Yarns, Carpet Chen; •-
- Not/oglYzapping,Tisine,'ltod , Cords, IltoomTwilZ
Wrapping, Writing and Letter Popers:. ' •
_ • Wistite and Ned Lead, Dye-Stags, g, ink/
' - Tots, Burke% Dairy Pal:, (in bevy) 7m", de, '
rii'saare and for sale by linxinv .t .UICIINI'MN,
,81J44.111,90 lbds Plantation - Bazar b store and for sale
- : - VITLVER .t.RICEETSON,
o_e - -V.2l.223l,Thertrstreet
ALT-500 bbla No. 1 Etat, to attire; for rale by- '
tram. . . RICKETSON,
:513SF*•, —l5O bbla Plantation Molasses; - -
150 b bbin do ,
- ' 25 bbls SO. 3 am's , 51olatzers.
...Portals try Dala2Bl ILtLI,BR g RICTIETBON.
balf cbtsts Yoram -Upson, Gunpowder; Ito
2, ••• • -Vorial tad pluck Tess:- rot tole-by • -.
..3.4celites".:Orastiat, - Pulvetit.ed and Pow.
Sngata
tilat . - irtilmr. a sttai4,4rsorr:
•,,,k11113:10 fere data by FRANS- CARGICI, for Nrticl; Pa;
leeles,enroon,the abortest notice and low lutes.
,4 -81e , inabe depended on. Ile may be :4a4 Oar
ThlgneTraill Roues, 76.Foortb street. reblo
RENCH , BRILLIARISS-4. A.,11AE014 A CO. win
olien,aii the 28th instlgorne fino now styles ofitenth
200114ntgs. - • - _ lade
Q tt[Ed AND 800& CASE4--.4. variety of TO
• ' - T.II;4OITS I3 CO.-:
-13001i5--Iteo d by-,tapre.a.
_C r Urge aesitteebt of "Psalms and Llyto.ne, of.
tiseesnd styles o!
455.3rartet street,. sear . Fourth..
blB'.
yozicaoiso boxes ...Bru3sell liobinson " s;
Grant'
...Anderson'e." fa dwarf boxes ..Bbsirnerlacs - ett,'"
Perfection " of Ophir," Madera Twist," . Esme.
ralde"Pobaisoo. In store and for 'sale by
Cifi"==l"ar PrindP. eigug. best bnind A
tosWtasa •
r MIMS fi NICKETSON.
.740 bbIS Inge ZiP. a tiatterel; •
23_ ;I No-1 Pickled llerrlng
10 drams !‘Cirnixd Rank" Na 1 COalizb.
Tit store and 10 -
Rolm _ & unnszrsow.:-
oOAE 4 AND CANDLES* - --..- , ~- ..
160 WA'S:No.II%Im Soap:: 7
.:
30 " 4, 1:N1L& Co."lrariggatel Noap:
60 44 alai Bum Nandleo--414 6 4 e, Va . ; '.
:,.7 . .1,:;' , , - ;77 .
_. 40 '4 4 - •- "- --, . etarla ..! ..:: -__. _
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v.- 7, - , Ftstalle by: ' ItabL'ol-, .. -MLLES-ft DINENTSON.7
!T i z. .. -- ,,,, xs 7 1 „re ,e wh il l i an t.i. 0-,: % u ni sto us r .-7 1. ' 2 1it th - a r i tiy t is ttl %l7 lo is tit ilizt. ti
th u ci.
~.:.. ....-: ~:. , _O l ?wh e t t tcett.:
::',.‘ ,EgillS'' - ' _-____-_ --.
brigs Ca s , * ogre ,
...„-easxv-4,5010 taClld RovarauctenLos A
''''l4-6t111:"12416"1111DIILT;Eit uscits-rdoN
(Ju •
-ur01:4,100}1PIN 0 GOOD i.--Et. A.-11APON co. have
' 0 ods
Ittist opened Er . rgo_stast of. aouse °aping 0 ,
comprising .no Damask Table Cloths end Napkins...l4M and
rtvVoole‘Linesis,.lo4turrd
- Also, another. lot. of .the lost makes of Irish
-QUAK-BONSETB.—A. A. MASON A 130...wi1l °eel:4Pu thß
.001440; twettyderea SflY reenetei.for- the country
.
~..:,-QCIIENOWN. KlOlOl , llO BYAUP.—Titx mod eglobratel
1,;7 , w fa oso,tor curing cauglas, colds Sid COU•
~...114z3Ptho Ttitisci.stqtriOg Alsemcs
doz. rcceived - - •
'O5 I • JOB. 71,1311114.
a/ISM:1110AT VUUNITUIIII.,-Striot actocatop. -.given to
10 the Ipalinfactare of otostabo.t_ cabin farpitare and
, , Z,13.„T0in4c14 - co;
mart , 13.5 eg,ithaikirstrcet.
irt(ol3Et , BRENT:AT taItORYA ONLISIVir*III repay
the .10ver tat. ,Apollo Buildings, 791311
T.A.P.CIit3,-V1AT10 4 .1314. 3e.—Liebt
- ,hetrY Vrapplug Eopor.B for 40 P 04 . 9. druP3± 3l 4 ,o BP
aneeCtiatfalltia,
- rtrx it tl a .hrfiAlitr i tl itz sfoxioltotors;
Tissto . Paper, for confectionary •
YPote Let er and Fooloccp. Paok-AmOrkan,"Brarich nd
.Ertgliali; far aticrootaigig
f4' Soots; of all aims: -. ;
1ttit,.00P341,; a nd Boaka; Vi r arM.F 2 n .
f:YelOPPA:efe, „
liiioleanto *arta:tett - 4
by
.I . OIIN S. DAyT.SOI%
- • ± 15 Market otroor, , near Fourth.
Q,EO 4 )IID, SUPPLY OP 12413151.5 i t, DRY GOODS—On Son-
April 18th, we cnnornenced receiving of second.
gdp - ply :Ist vAllar DIW GOODS,' Comprising , =IS -tit the"
ten styles and choicest fsbri , thit have been brpnett to"
the city this-season:Wtr tea:tired , . ulna i ne w,
'Style PARASOLS, cntitolyditlerene fenny thoeve.ot
tn .- which ire'respectfullyArrvire tbisttentipu'of
the ladies. • [spill LUGAR' it AM.4 GI Market' ohlet
. . ,
1tt.131.1-17i5 halt barrals %Tout ,
13M1 do do Sslllion
This day receire4 and, for sale lir • --- -
)12.- . . „ marl 11. COLT
"ELY oiteLL'..s-1= bagalry AM)las reed and for rilltrby •
opl2 ELCNISY EL compT,Ne=:-
,usm-,-r AVK tlehGo supplies Musk' for - r4rheS,
"air , Parades, - ire., on the Shortest notice and can tie de*
~
,',pettdea op. lie may be fund at Et. At. ,tht.ll(3o'S Dinuer` r
'" Rooms - No. 113'Yourth street.
'--17 - 1 2. - PISKEDL9.4r-7-bbbs-tor tato by . - ;
POT TABLES-194th and 'without mxtrllletotacZia
- ishelAcilforeale,bi , . jatar24l YOUNG ¢ 00.
116.1.18.....j,9(praeg5,.2 arid 23 , .r, bushels ; in stare.
Xlll all 9 & ; I:11/4
lIMI
COCOA Vlnajuit received; ter sale by'
RHYMER a ANDERE4H,
Kai No. 39 Wood street
_ _IMCAU,6LbiIIOUS
W CHADWICK" '
lik4ler.:.hiz lientticky Leaf gobacco,
enumr; lIST.OW . atlrtr,''Prrtslitmcri, PA.
in 0A 8 , paid for
- - nr203.3,.
JOLLS 0..1. -LLE . . .... ATWOLL.
AlP*lttiri LEE .
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
VAQUICE ANA. COMMISSION ItEROLIANTB.
1 1 )(1rSBT.111,911. 111.8.11 F B.C a y 1311. E. 8,
No. 8, trooctsz.;&eii , iai fl Ues and Front
op jir ehesta irat.Ooo"pon.iler and Teis
;rule Black Tens;
long,- do
r5O e d?' fiyn.li •0 - P. and Imperial Teas.
200 bags prima .1110 Wee ; -
00 do .t)koova.tunkeoffee.
COrPEE-
TOBACCO— • •
100 boxes ssand Bty assosted brands;
20 -do lb Lump. ; _ do
- - - 60 catty,bekaa _ d et .„
EIIGAIII3-.. 50 barrels Cedes Su;
AT do • Cy:mixed dgarso
SYSTIP".6.IiD MOL&SSESL
-110-bbls Eastornl3yrup; '
'ST do Golden do
- .100 ' do' ,La S` ll:3lola'ssea;
25 hilt-bids S. IL B. Molasses.
100bbla No: Mackerel ; ,
'do -- Islo.l-11e"rring.
Atltleicos
CIGARS-450 tides - assailed braids.
BI 0.5311. 5 , _
1001egi(10's brand).
, 20 boxes (Marseilles).
BALEgA2IIB-- - • '' -;
60 Sage (lugapere). , •
PIP 50 boxes Clay Pibe.a.
. .
.21,84-.PITCII. 310.411i—
.25'15 I'6 r
Vt liosi t.l tt;
; do.: Pitch.
, The above Goode now in ' , Awe and
,arriving by Clonal and
'Rallnaatl, 'which,' together irith a general assortment of
%Pittsburgh nttinfartured-artielegorill be offered to pile
theatre on reasonable tetinii, by
ATWELL, 'LEE C 0. ,&
'an:181 . No.l Wood at., lacteeen Water and First sts.
~,,";:._<, ffiANTILLAb.
11717EW SUPPLY OF 5101R11 #NTIQIIC DEWDROP.
Da. NritiMga 43 .itl 7 ce - iTt4 'TAG AN .
A. - IMS,
No. 91 Markel at.
. _
it&VIIRIL"V compomi by F.--11. Hodges.
• Pomgoes the Qoestton.- • .
• "Twat off thollua Canaries," or my last cigar.
Angeltiever Drii.tht and fair.
Have Vaelseen - ffstal
Aly Annie dear: • •
Oh, vidspor shat thou foe lest.
l've.a heart to-exchange.
Alloy down Ilaist.
. -The Platnating slag of Liberty.
One careless word. ' .
Loni,s Napoleon Quick. Step.
*Le Zoitrixe da Gm:Use—Reverie, par Chas. Voss.
_ Gentle moon, whose silver light—with variations.
°rote par J. A Fetter.
7.ebbire--Trametas,..Ta rvis.
NEVVPOLSAS —PIO-Niel Why tr Mon; Chestnut
Arent: Josephine.. • .
- NXIV- SOLDYTTISCUES—“IdIewiId"--dedicated to N.
P. Wilke Paley-Land, 4.7. &a.
NEW - 11,111011ES—Predertelt - the Great; Grand March
do Conceit, lir- - •
GOITAWM:IISIC-J , Days , ' " Oh! whi.lpr:r what then
feelest; Thu Senorattou. • . •
Also, a oillectionof sheet Music for the Pluto and Violin,
Int Tecalred Tyy C Anlorrn 13 LII ltf
• At the "Old Eatablithel Plano Depot,"
lOW ' No,IIS Wood street, se-end door abare Filch Ft.
O NION SIA1 4 -r- . lFlblits fionsmall t.ed Sot , ;
bbt.q. Sweet Pote?ee.a. to arrive. For
gala by - taihM4twvi 313113 WARDROP.
- CAJLAIT VIVES--5 4 0d0 'Catawlm fer vineyards
. JAMES WAEDIIOP.
QTRAIMEtIIY PLANTS =orders ior Plants of the
4,0 most a;proved varieties, will be filled pr - raptly by
itpl9:dow JAMES WARDROP.
"EITERDLOOMI.NO ROSES. aft e lionrbone, PerpetUele,
and other Varieties, for Ceraeterlea, f e ale by
enialkstalr JAM ES NV ARDROP.
714 . SPARAGEiI3 lin °BARD Ilt.)oTii iv xtnre ary
for fele by faplch.dawl JAMES WARDKOP.
IDOTAV.ES,-26 bids received and ft, bate by
ura-- McLAUCTILIN
AJINIGA PLASTKIIS.—I have re.ceived a large loiof
AL these celabrateelleAers for palm! or weaknelo In the
aide, lack or limbs. Alen, a supply of Needles' Compound
Hemlock inasters, tvad a. variety of other klnthA. Those
having to lose piasters, can always procure tho boat In the
eltg a t 4o3. FLEMING,
aps Cerner Diamond and Markrt t.
CILOVED , Rnva•-12 bbt;prima Cnorerse - rt. for FAY by
gki apt" - HENRI' U. COLLINS.
FLNICA PLASThItti-1 lase re:rival a lar.re lot of
.a...tbeee.oelebrated Plaster. 4, for pain, or wonune, to
the lade, back or-limbs Alm a supply cf Ne4.l.es' Com
pnerad I.leraloen Piasters; and a ?anal of atha, kicda
7.1.1a0 110.1 IS il
Dg to . EaEttra 81.6), prileurel th e bes:
In tbacity . of . JOSEPH Fumisa,
apl7 corner of Macho' street nadl the DiAmond.
BiLLS tar Aide men, Jo , :tlm; of the t*,.aca end
. tkaudables., as • lately amended by ti o LeMe
Tor Rola . by' ' • . W. S. HAVEN.
114- : .• - Corner of Market and Sword ,to.
bbisitzhas, for sale-by
• JAMES Di'LATTG
OIINTY LAND APPLiCATIONS —Forma for apßlk
B
tion for 'Bounty Land for sale by
• • W. & HAVEN,
np3 Printer and Stationer. Market wt., corn, 24.
LACE • COMA arra AND SLEEVES —.top”.s.see Co!lnr
eta and -Fronts; Cambric Embroidered Collar!! and
!RitzyP.3,ln setts; Linen lidding Habits and Sleeves; Fm
broldered nod Corded Linen Collar and Sleeves; and a
new and oboicestssortment of Embroidsries or all dese,iir
tines, Just received at • VAN GORDEIVE,
opl4 83 Market street_
A A. MASON h CO. will oyes oci Friday. april lath. 10
it • more eases cf Be - rage de Lames, Challis, Persian
Clothe, entirely tea , ety lee. apl3
(ZIMMER MANTILLAJ3.—A. A. MASON d Co. are now
aperting another Ooperior Emortroent of the latest Paris
styles of Spring and Seamier MANTILLAS, In Slik, Sean,
Lim, and other ranteriala Cl 3
LIY bushels reed and for Enle hy
lIINRY If. (71iddSR.
ID6Cvli--140 pieces for axle by
spl3 HENRY 17. COLLINS
DOVISLI-10 CID Poissb, for sale by
- •
°SITS -500 brishele fur sale by
apz , JAS. IIatIATTGITLIN
SHELL CORN--4 . ,G0_ buillela for sale by
AS. ArcLATJOITTI N.
COEN BROOMS-2.ld= Corn Brooms recsinug and
.sale . BNB) ATWELL, LEE Ci)
'DAWN LiAll.l*-30u0 tb5..1.124x30 limns to rtontand to
Llr ado by • (0151) ATWELL, LEE It CO.
IjOSIERY AND GLOVHS.—A • A. MA 4 O:sl s CO have
•JUL'recelve another him assortment of Sommer lio
sieu; arid LisleOloves; Bilk and Mohair Mites
itpl6
IDAINCY BOAP9-1. have this day opened a large assort.
mentor the finest Fiusey Soaps in use: eanaleting in
part of Loa's genuine Brown Minsor, Cleaver's ,Money,
Bszln's Almend.and Broolliint, 'Wright's Musk. Rose, Pe
chanty, Tertena, Almond, Sweet Briar. Geranium, &e.
• JOREPIi Ft ESITNO,
corner of Market street and the Diamond.
VAMTSFOA HALF—Two of them on the Ohio river op
. posits Freedom ; one 109 Acres, 70 cleared, with good
111270TeMento;—the other of lig Acres. 50 of it cleared
good Brick liouse,and all necessary improvements. For
sale low, es the owner has caught the Western fever.
ap23 - THOMAS WOODS, 75 Fourth st.
IVr.Vir DBFAa GOODS.—A. A. MASON & CO., vela oten,
.I.ll — onlifoisday; April 23d, another choice lot of Dr es
Goods,consistlug of some splendid styles of Barred, Strived
surd Fled Wks, Ilerages, Tissues, Grenadines, Organdies,
Limas, Bersge Robes, Ac. ap'M.
ENT.'B "PUILNI3IiIfDI GOODIS.—A. A. MASON a CO.
ILX-hlive r racciv . ed n large afoortment of Qenttem•n'e
VrolfAmp - Poolfet Ildkfo,-Glovev,lreptings, Ac. -14,23
130PEUTY=014 - 11AND—Tult YALE, as described In
P
illy 'printed. .11Pgister. .T;t4 eafl and get ono gratis, if
lan want anything in Lawlor
• - -Jrnoares WOODS, 76 Fourth et.
AnCAPIII3 - BACON 81101/LB/IBS; •
10.." O:LLsms;
:J._LLE ft. ::S.C.Dried Berl; is B tam 13.174 for F.Ale by
ENGLISH & ItIO1IARBSON•
xixt>-= . 50 bbls. Syrup in etore _end lbr pole by
VI ADO '' ' ' ENGLISH A Ain FI ARDgONT
C°""'''.!.olf.t.bAgyilf? Votreu is storeund f sale by
aplY ENGLISU '& RICH ARD.ON
-- itig ACKEttEL-.looopacksgesvf itackeret, Ties. 1 utid 3,
f.I.Y.L. Mr salt, fry ,, topf)] CNO4IBII it ItICIIARDSON.
,Q RATIJEI
ADE -..- 20 "bb a Babaratus, MeForloud'a " for
la 8810 - by
~ [mti2l3 MIDLER & WICK taTSIIN.
VITILITH LEL:SS 000D3.—A. A. MASON 8. CO. aro
Opotattig ii very: extensive assortment of WHITE
000113, coinistlng.of Plain, Embroidered and Dotted Bwies
Aii)4BoOls. MasEins;.Elabon .I,eAvna: Barred , Striped sod
. Plaitaacon•tt &Matins; India lifolls, Nainsoolcs, dc , Ac.
Also..some new and vary handsome styles of Financings,
litiffllngs, Inserlings, Edgings, 6c.:. - op 16
_._ . _
AWBB AND BBBAGB LAINEB.—A. A. 51A SON
JU *CO. are jest opening tuiotber lot of new and splendid
gyleinf Lawns.--A150,1.0 more cases of Berage do Lelnes,
entirely new styles.
.4 - .;,13 BIM) street. - ep2l
4.2 . 15 ED POTATOES-25^ bbis Send (Neshannock) Potatoes
for sale by • s - JAMES' N'T,AUGIIIIII,
. apl7 „ . corner of First nod Smithfield streets.
I. A OHICIKERING 7 Ocnvir. ROSEWOOD
; 1; gZ7r: - .l'.;lSfi. PIANO, in perfect order, has been left with
me for sale, at a very reduced price. The
corner. IS about leering the eaty, and is
willing 10 sell. for-Cash, eta sacrifice. The subscriber will
warrant this Piano to the purehwer, to I a perfect in every
particular. It hatbeen In-use thieo years.
701•133 10 A JOILN H. MELLOR,
_ No 81 Wood street,
apt ,' Between Dlamond alley and Fourth at.
A GENCY •(:IR 7 2IIE` SAVE OS ,LANDif.ETIPS SUMP.
- KIL`DRAVO, - Fitrol y Grocer„, Diamond, Pitteboreh,
Payh , a armtured-stith David Landreth, of Pbillidelphia,
fora constants itapidy: of his Warranted Garden Bards.
Thaw/Seeds haire,for manv - yeara, stood rroeminent ID this
vicinity, and be in object with F. R. 1) to sustain
their reptitadon. alone coal It sold by him but those received
direct from Landreth. „ , mb3
A :NEW INVOICE OF EXTRACTS FOR THE REEF.,
l'li as folloirs: Oriental Drops, Es. Baguet, Musk, Spring
Mower,: Upper Ten, Magnesia, Geranium, lleiletrtpe,
jockey Club, Rose, and fifty °the! kinds, have just been re
ceived by onh22) JOS. FLEMING.
- 10 I d a arleo ß l A o j retnl 2 ek P a L ni t ge ß r lc i t l gt a lla l.' 4 V e E n S uin b e a ge n ng
Watling Cotton received by Express, this morning, at
'aps VAN CORDER'S, 83 Market st.
.0031.2i0 TIIIIIMINCId of all !Linde, colors and varieti
la at' [RA VAN GORDER'S
MIPINDLNESS.EAPEN NEGOTIATED by
.111' WILKINS & CO
' , Wain:ran/MUM) . CURTAINS. —A. A. 11.AtON & CU
D blur jog reteited - 300 pieces very handsome styles o
umble Wend Sinstin and Lace Drapery. &pie
E.xeoutoral Notice
WITEBBA-13, Totters Testamentary on the Estate of
JAMES RIDDLE, late of the City of Pittsburgh, de
ed,-hava,baeuirranted. to the subscribers. all perrons
indebted tOlbe said-estate are requested to make immediate
'payment; eiadthese having 'claims or demands against the
estate of.the isiddecedentimill make known the sams,duly
autpenticated, 'without delay,
_ _ 011. ABLES SEALER,
At the office of 44. Staler A Co., No. 81 Fourth st.,
Or to J0.510f1. P., GAZZAM,
No ..-)lllleheldvet, Fittsbargb,
EZECUtOTS •
rolM3flawl Ow]
' '
HOTELS. -
MANSION - HOUSE ,
GEaAGE , AIMENTZ, PROPRIETOR,
xio. r ui - LtuErar .ETIVErIs, jolt beside the Passenger
Depot Of the renniyivania Railrord, which makes it
the most convenient houso iti the city for passengers sari•
ving by that road. — • '
The Proprietor having. et considerable expense: fitted up,
in excellent style, the 'MANSION NOOSE, would respect
fully solicit a share of public patron Age. There is attached
a . splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
,imrder.andßar,will he furnished with the best the market
can afford. ' ' febl:y
T'. L A' II 0 T L
Onmer of Penn and Et. Mir street, rittiburgh,
j_ ite. undersigned. formerly of "Brown's llotel," halting
taken this large and commodious HOTEL, and having
refitted it in magnificent style, %could respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him n'ealL As.
with the eonceniente of the house and his long ex•
perience In tb, business, he, can give entire satisfaction,
and his charges moderato.
feb22 WM. 0. CONNELLY.
••RI - LEY'S HOTEL:
CORNER. FOURTH - AND URA.'N'T STREETS,
PITTSBURGH PA.
tarATi E. RILEY, Proprietor.
GOOD INTENT HOUSE,
CORNER OF LIBERTY AND GRANT A.TREETS, near
the Railroad Depot.
Janl3:ly JA3LF.B STlANN,ON,Rroprietoy.
CITY HOTEL,
DROWN'B.)
Corner or Smithfi eld
PITTSBU end Third streets,
RGH, PA.
GLASS & CARR, Proprietors.
JOHN P. °LAPS, DAN. D. CARR,
x.,T.ltyraph (W. B. Main ElotaLs.)
MILLS large , and commodious House having undergone
tborougb rSPale and (urnished with new equipment;
throughout, Is pow openfor theroception of the traveling
public. CIIARCMS IiODMAT.C. apr'2s:6m
OVI7:II`ONCS. ' ' • .
WAVERLEY 'ROUSE, 50 Soutb Ellzhth street, between
!•he taut and Walnut, Pbbadelphla. [nu 0:y
THE urizo ,
0. 111 Arrb street., Philadelphia. T. S. WEBB (late of
the Eagle.) Proprietor. fau29:y
GASKILL 110IIS
CORNER OF MAIN AND SOLTIH STS., WARREN, 0-
mum, Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that this new and elegant Hotel has been opened .
as a house of entertainment. Being co comodirMS and roomy,
and adjoining the office of the Ohio Stage Com pauy,it offers
inducements unsurpassed In Warren for tho accommoda
tion of the traveling community.
A share of public patronage is neipectfully solicited.
viul7 OAS.It
FRANKLIN HOUSE ,
CEIESTMIT STREET, ABOVE TUIRD, PIITLADELPIIIA
PARKER & LAIKI3, Proprletora.
.1.719:3ra1 TE11.515 $1,50 PED DAY.
ftIIcIaILLANT ROUSE,
JOHNSTOWN PENNA.
TAE undersigned having tatteti charge of the above
nitmed House, and rehtted It at a large expense, to a
comfortable as well as elegant style. is note prepared to re
ceive guests, and gire ample satisfaction to all who may
pa ronise the House. I auti:tf I JAMES DOWNEY.
HARE'S HOTEL,
Late Furtuer's
NO. 133 LICEItTY PTItEXT, foot of Fifth street, Pitts
burgh. PAMUEL Llaltli, Proprietor.
Vale Hotel is entirely new. having just been completed
and opened for the acesimmisLiiion of the pabita 15.4,13
'WEISE:, Cleveland, Ohio.
(1 PATRICK 6 EON, VIV3PI=4..th.—TbIS House has as.
kJ. dergone thorough and er.tenetse repairs, alterations,
and large additions of new furniture, etc., and the propriee
tons pledge thetoaelven that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render the F....artanta a place where all the corn.
forts of a brat class hotel can be found..
Sr C. PATRICK SON.
FLOILIMEE. EIOTKL,
No. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
COONIVOCTFD ON TOO EUROPEAN PLAN.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
PROPRIETOR.
RETAURANT. ,
BANK. EXCHANGE,
THIRD 'STREET, BETWEEN WOOD AND IHABHET.
11 1 111. Subseribera beg leave to talon]; their friends and
tee public generally, ,hot hay hove leased the above
known Restaurant, which has jot been thoroughly .
renovatal, repaired end re ruin lolled, and now open. The
proprietors have spared no ear,etlQ, LO make the Bank Ex
change a comfortable resort, es well for the epicure es the
braeine- man. The larder will rat all times ho stocted with
the delicacies of the Feamon, end served up under the auspi.
rem of experienced conk. Tlwy respectfully ask for the
patronage of a generoue public
BRIAVIDERIL ELMS VAULLA.NT.
WOOD et hEEI, DET. WAIE.II AND 11.11.52 STUEETA.
r Utairrnitnect has ju_t ilrorith‘l a chz:ko Rock of
LIQUORS. amti, rendy at all limes to serve his trit.nd,
with the hoot of We 'mann, in the ,vay
Whi,ky Punches may be hal at thy' itt,,rtntus..
.1011 N SAN , ' Vrorrietnr.
CORN U COP I A
Li - OYSTER AND COFFEE EIOUSE.Ii4
D. BARNARD.
No. 40, Ftfth SZreet, brtavern ifi,o4 end Market
anlo,lyj PrrtillUbG
CRYSTAL PALACE
rio. 18 alarket street. i
C. C. SEELY,
gl t ,
..--- RESPECITUIJ..I informs hi' , friends and the
O
, dr.,. ttiblie in general, that he has Just started hl!
• • New York end Philadelphia me ern style of
" COOKI_Nti in - STEALS and everything else In the
eating line. Oysters in the Shell or hStewed, for 13t f a cents
a dozen. tie will al:, furnish the hoot of everything that
the market will aft:ird. Bow, always open until 3 o'clock
In Che morning. marW-tf
ovisT.E.R SALOON LtEISTAVRANTI
108 WOOD STREET.
T _ - -
lIE gulAcriber hue nmv him EALOON AND
EATING FluUbE perforttA In x Entoabez that cantkot
be exceind by any Fimilar egtabllAlnn,nt ita trio M 1.,.
MEALS WILL SE SERVED UP AT ALL 11(1L7I,4 OP
TYE DAY, from the
Choicest Pleats. Fowls, Fish, rt.c., &es
lila Bill of Fore cannot ho snrpo.csod, nod ho would respecl
fully invite the attention of the public to IL
CLIii.IILES STILL,
UPI Wood street.
a2o:rahe't
St. Clair Lager Beer Brewery.
Tundersign,M respectfully Informs the public that he
1 is now fully prepared to serve private families and the
public generally, with his celebrated LAGER BEER, in
bottles. All orders left et his offlee, NO. a 9 DIAMOND
ALLEY.(near Wood street,) will be punctually attended to;
and the liver delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
jelli:tf F. 0. BCILENCIL
Benltz , Lager hoer
1.(1 - 6 anttlyidit strut, opposite the Clatons
TE subscriber has just °panel one of the largest en)
beet finlahod Lager Beer Mille to the city. Ills Beasts
acknootled;,eod to be a elite:Her arli..lo. curl every other ace
eommciation about his house cannot be
A. U ENITZ.
Ale.
. .
1 - 17 - D. ENGLISH, hole Bottler of 2SIITiI'S celebrated
y y . lietusett Ala and Drown stout. Also,Common Ale
Iliad Porter, in quart and pint bottles.
The attention of families, and the trade, is respectfully
solicited. aul lty
Mineral Water and Sarsaparilla
WM. D LNGIA`.S.II, Pitt etreet, below Penn, Ls now
manufacturing, and bottleing the above beverages en
an extensive sealo. Ills articles are of the hest quality, and
nufactured from the purest materials. octlidy
HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE
-
min; undr,rsigned prepund to capply CARPENTER*,
1 CARINET-MAISEUP, and Workers in Wood generally,
with Mo Patented owl VI:61130,1a PLANES.
Ad who hare tried It, pronounce t n [EOM valuable In
n,ntion, that must POOll coml. Into g ner,l u•o. The
lowing lettere from practi,al V7005.111,:3 ,re but two among
many lettere the Pate Aee heti re:dyed reeemmentLng chi,
Plane above all °there In us,
Prrisntmou STCAM CAr.narr FACTORT,}
February '22, 11i1;5.
We hereby certify, that during. the last twelve menthe
we bare used hopper's Pat. of Plane, and du not hesitate
to recommend it to Cabinet-Makers and Carp enters as su
perior •o any other Piano in us.. consider it peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all Aorta of
bard wood, and fir planing none re, it s tar ru peri ,r to
the old nrvla of scraping, besides being a great saving of
time. One man, by using this Plane, will plotbe mote
veneers than five men can do Hy any other {Anne or method
In nee. IL IL Roan
To 1.1104x.'v J. EATON, ESQ. :
Dear Sir I have examined. llopper'a Patent Bench
Plane, and believe it to be a most excellent article for the
use for which It 11 intended, as a combination o: piano and
acre er.
•
It is particularly adapted to planing reneers, and it does
not require one-fourth the time or labor of the old method;
and I have no doubt, when its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely . upersode the former te
dious and laborious custom.
I meet cheerfully remanmend It to all persons engaged In
the Cabinet business, as from my knowledge of It, there is
nothing no well fitted to giro a smooth and beautiful finish
to veneers as the Hopper Patent Bench Plane.
JANICS SS. WOODWILI.,
Furniture Warerooms, 07, 00 Third et., Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, February 27, 0855.
MOSEB F. EATON, of tick city, is my sole Agent for the
sale of Planes, or of rights to manufacture and twit them
WM. C. HOPPER.
Pittsburgh, &larch 11. 1800—foih2lan_
MORES F. EATON, No. 19 Sixth etr, at, agent for selling
and buying PATENT RIGIITS, is now authorized to
sell the following lately patented artickl,
• Sands it Cummings' Patent Brick Machhie;
hopper's Patent Veneer Piano;
Trott's patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Doan's Rock Drilllag Machines
Coe's patent Drill, for Drilling Irop;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw }fills;
Crawford's Steam and Water Gouges; and,
Griffith's Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
These articles have been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and pronounced 'superior to any In use.
Re is also authorized to sell Rights to make and rend then
articles in any part of the country.
Ere bee also for wile hot-pressed Mitts and Washers, and
finished Brass Work.
fin la also prepared to Inks Agencies for the sale of other
patented Rights and now Inventions, and give to the bust.
nese faithful and constant attention.
he refers to the following
CARD.
Who subiaribere have long teen acquainted with Mr.
Moses F. Eaton, and have no heFetaiinn in recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ his services, as a gen
tleman of undoubted integrity and indefatigable Industry,
in whose exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville 13. emir, W. Itobinson, Jr ,
Wm. Larimer, Jr., John arabran,
W. IL Denny, H. Childs A en.,
James Wood, N. Holmes A Sone,
P. R. Friend, Kramer A Rehm,
F. Lorenz, L. R. Livingston,
Knap & Wade, William F. Johnston,
William Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson M'Candless, A W. Loomis.
Prrrsorman, November 27th. 18E4.
Doan , e Patent Rook Drilling Machines,
ITrEIGUING ABOUT SOO POUNDS; can be worked and
If 9' moved by two men, and do the work of five or six in
the ordinary way. S. S. Foy ler & Co., Manufacturers.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent in the Uni
tel States, for the sale of rights to use these Machines.
MOSES F. EATON, 19 Sixth street.
REFER TO
Hon. Wrn. F. Johnston,-Pre,ident A. T. It. R.;
W. Milnor Roberts, Esq., Chief Eng. A. V. R. R.;
Gen. Wm. Lorimer, Jr., President P. it 0. It. It;
0. W. Barnes, Esq., Chief Eng. P. & C. 11.11.4
Messrs. Manfull it Nicholson, Contractors for the P. &
11. It deel9
- 1,1111131301.1)Alti FA—A. A. MASON & eO. have jr.i.t re.
ceived per express b cartons of Embroideries, compri
sing new and elegant styles Collars, Cuffs, Collarettea, Head
Dresses, Rosettes, Tabs, Sleeves, Chemixeites, Hdicre.,
'blob will be offered at extrasealy bw prixa. Jera23
=; tN
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
/ETNA. INSURANCE. COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.-CHARTERED 1819,
PAID trP
Cash Capital, 8500,000.
muE TIIIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
Assets of the ANNA INBBRANCE COMPANY, of Hart•
ford, as furnished this agency on the Ist:of January, 1855,
under oath. -
Real Estate, unincumbered • .$ 16,672 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds, 0 and 7 cent, pay
able se int•anntmlly 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage... 7,313 17
Bills Receivable, well secured, payable' at Bank... -126,327 -35
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 97,515 00
Bank Stocks in the city of Hartford , 142,896 00
Bank Stocks in - NewYork city 98,050 00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in hands of Agents
and others 212;505 06
$778,278 . 68
The amount of liabilities due or not (Unto Banks or other
areditors,—nothing.. - -
Losers adjusted and dne,—mone.
Losses adjusted and not d0e, , 5148,548 22,
Losr,es unadjusted and in euspeitae, waiting for further
proof, $81,257 50:
All other chime against the 'Company are small, such
onlyits printing, An.
Agents instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
• The amount insured in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character; materialand construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of Water 'and condition of
the fire department, anti other circumstances.•
The tux:moat' insured in blocks of buildings, varies; the
design is to lb:at:the loss by any one fitioteslo,ooo, or less.,
TllO. A. AI - MANDEB, Secretary.
STATE 07 CoNNECTICIIT,I. 5 , Hartford, Jan. lot, 1885.
•• Hartford county. f -
Perscnally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of
the zEtna Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore.
•
going statement by him subacribed, feline, according to:
his best knowledge and belief •
.• lIENBY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace. •
Losses paid by tine Company for the year 1854 exceed
$750,000, while-the premiums received for , the mime time
far exceed any other year, since the organization of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of_property, is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
.air Office, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
janll H. U. 'TEN EYCK, Agent.
0121.82/P.ID,
Chsh Capital 9500,000
Cash Surplus, os 1*? JAsumm,lBZ,s 9273,273
TIIIS Capital Stock and Surplus Is securely invested for
the benefit of all policy holders. As an eviience of
the claims we have to publiceonfidence, and of its ability
to psy losses promptly, we •state- a fact, that its receipts .
vary from $14,000.t0 51 5 0,000 per =oath. Its business is
large and well distributed, and in our oplolon no Company ,
in the United States affords better indemnity to policy
holders than the Ztna... They continue to make Insurance
on property in town and eountry,"at rates as low as Is con.
&Went with safety to the policy boile T r.
B. Eli EYCK, Age
le'. Office, Norttowest corner Fifth and Wood streets,
Pittsburgh. • sp2o.:ly
.1 SCI A NTIF.I,7IIStiER,
G. B. FRANCE,.
AGENCY.
IMMEIII
SUR,,#.NCE corAPANrEs.
47.4TPA URANCES - 1 COll PAlil To
OF MEDFORD, CONN.. ,
. • • 11310.
EFIERMI
DELAWAL.R.E.
VIRTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPLY!.
MOR in the North Room of the Exchange, on Third
O
etrcet, PIEELADXLPIILA.
MARINE INSURANCES.
On Fawns,
Cacao, ~To all parts of the World.
INLAN INSURANCES
On goods by rivers, canals, halm and land carriages, to
all parts of the Vaion.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On etores, dwelling houses.ic.
ASSETS OF TUE COMPANY, November 7, 1853.
Bonds and Mortgages-- ..... ............. 223,30000
State of Pennsylvania, Pidladelplla city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other loarut,--- ...... -181,65.1 42
Stooks in banks, railroads and insurances com
panies 24,012 20
..
Bills 54
Cash on hand--
Balances in the hands of Agents and premiums
on Marine Policies recently issned--------121,707 67
BubsorriptionNotes .......... ........................._...100,000 00
Orekerons:
Dr. B. H. Ruston,
1 Hugh Craig,
Spencer Brllvaln,
Charles Kelly,
I Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James Traquair,
Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
IJoshua L. Price,
JamesTennent,
John B. Semple,
Charles Schaffer, •
J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
I B. T. C. Alorgan, do.
W5l. 151ARTL'I, President.
IIAN1), The President.
JOSIPH W. Cowen, Seely.
P. A. SLAZEB.Lt, Agent,
No. 95 Water atreet.-Pittaburgh.
Wm. Martin,
Joseph U. Seal,
Edmund A Saucier,
- John 0. Davis,
Robert Burton,
John It. Penrose,
George 0. Leiper,
Bayard Darlington,
11. Jones Brooke,
J.O. Johnson,
James 0. Hand,
Theopibas Paulding,
James B. Nl'Farland,
W. 0. Ludwig,
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Of Phi/a:de/AM, Penn.vyleartna.
DISELTOIIS—CharIes W. Banker, Thomas Rart. Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant. Jacob ft. Smith, Geo. W. Rich
ards, Monter-1i Lewis, Adoiphi R. Dark, David S. Browne,
Mamie Patterson. eILA3. N. Mamma, Praldene.
cans 0. Burris, &enfant.
Continue to raskeinsurance, perpetual or Itmitrd, on every
description of property, In town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with semnity. -
The Company have reserved a lame Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, at'.
bra ample proteetion to the asstired.• ' •
The Assets of the Company' on January Ist, 1851, as putt
Rend agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, viz:
Mortgage Z 918,128 CS
Real Estate 84,371 - 78
Temporary . . ........ ......... 63,068 17
Blocks .......... ....... 81,880 00
Cash, Ac....—....... . . ..... . ».._. ...._.._. 84,340 81
Total $i "12,708 44
=Since their Incorporatkos, a period of twentpone years,
they have paid upward of One 51111.10 n Four Hundred Thon
tom d Dotiera, toms by pre, thereby affording evidence of the
advantages of insurance, is well as the ability and disposi.
don to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent,
°Mee, north-east cor. Wood and Third eta.
TILE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHAP:TERM APRIL 28TH, 1850.
°DARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. B. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, - Philadelphia.
Officers of 044 Hasse Board at Philadelphia:
Dlitggrog.9.
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul D. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrenee Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. Intel:try,
Jacob L. Florence, James Derereux,
William M. Godwin, William /Piles.
Fresident—Stephenll.arawford.
Vice President —Ambrose .W. Thompson.
Medical Eraminer, Pitt.thurgh-4ameall. Willson, M. D
Allegheny C7ty-11... D. Mowry, M. D.
CEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
marl7:7 No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF: PITTSB UR G U,
CIORNER OF FOURTH. AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorized Capital, 9300,000.
INBIIIIE BUILDINGS and other property against loss or
damage by Biro and the perils of the Bea and Inland
Navigation and TrOmportatlon.
noncroas.
Wm. F. Jebriston, Body Patterson,
W. M'Clintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M Long, T. Oder Sproul,
A. J. Jonca, George B. White,
Jaeob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
'Tomei B. N eglay, W. B. Haven,
Wade Hampton, ' D. E.Park,
I. R. Coggeball.
Hon. WM. F.'JOHNSTON, President.
RODY PATTERSON, Vice Precidrot.
A. A. CARRIER, Secretary andTreasnrer.
B. B. Csnausa, Asilatantßectotary.
Western Insurance. Conipany, P, ittsburgh.
R. MILLER., Jr, President. P. M. GORDON, Bataan+ .
OAP/TALI .300,000.
WiLLineure against all kinds of riakt,PlßE and MA
RINE. All toasts will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid. .
A Mai elnetitillion, managed by Daimon who are well
known in . the community, and Who are determined, by
promptness and llberaliq, to maintain the character which
they have amumed, as offering the beet protection to those
who desire to be moored.
Direeters.—B.. Jr.,G. W. Racket on , J. W. Butler,
N. liolmes, Jr., W. 11. feadth, O. Rumen, George W. Jackson,
Wm. M. Lyon,Jamee Lippencott, George Darsle,Jamee Mc-
Auley, Alexander Nimick,Thomsa Scott.
N 0.14 Water street, (Warehouse of Swing
Go, opt *Alm) Pittsburgh. norkhly .
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
NEW GOODBI I —WaTMS3,. itl9l,l,Rlr, FlLTitt WARS,
000D9, &My WUOLESALR AND RITAII, —Com
try.Merchants and strangers visiting our city are request.
ed to call, es we can servo them as well, and we think b
ter than they usually are served In Eastern cities betide s giving them a responsible guarantee—an item difficult to
obtain in many shops.
?liver Detached Levers $lO to $16,00
Do Cylinders 7to 10,00
L. dies' Gold Lever and-Lepine Watches,s26, and upwards.
Gentlemen's do do do $O5 to $2OO.
Chains, Beals, Maya, Pa cells, Spectacles, rens, Lamps,
in excellent variety, and,at lowest prices.
for-W etch It pairing doite promptly and in &superior
manner. All work and all goods warranted.
W. W. WILSON,
67 Market seroet,.corner of Fourth.
NEW AND GOOD BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT DAVI
SON'S, 65 Marko: street, near Fr'nrth :
Plain Wto ds- to Young Communicants; by Dr. J. W.
Alexander. SS cents.
Willison's Young Communicant's Catechlmn. 6 cents.
The Rich Kinsman, or the flist7y of Ruth, the Dloabl;
toss; by Dr Tyng.
Lilly Gordon, the Young Ifonsekeerper.
Prime's Travels in Europe and the East—the best book
of travels yet!
The Foresters; 'by Prof. Wilson.
Ministering Children.
The Laws of Figurative Language; by Lord.
The Minister's Family. FL.
Mornings with Jesus. Jay's last.
The School of Christ, or Christianity in its leading aspects.
The Fountain of Living Waters, illustrated by Facts. 4th
edition.
The Words of Jesus. The Mind of Jesus.
Kitto's Works. Footsteps of St. PauL
Life and Epistles of Bt. Paul—plain, and in one•half calf
rim presentation.
The Riding. Place; by McFarlane.
The Night Lamp, " "
Now opening almost daily, new and valuable Theological
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and English. J. S. DAVISON,
ap6 65 Market street.
TEANNETTE 1
tl She Is dressed In silks and satins,
And her step is full of grace;
She is lovely in appearance—
Butistat a sallow face I
Tier hauls are small, but oh I how rough:
She surely does not know
That Ilsapeno Soap L 9 lust the thing—
A d they the price Is low.
The lIESPETIO BOA.? is for 5a1e,12% cents - pa cake,
mh2l 'N0.1.40 THIRD STRUM'
A Partner-Wanted.
APERSON haring a-Capitol of Three or Fon" Thousand
Dollars to lowit la a Marrafitotruink business, can
hear or all opportunity where to cari:Douna sus MONET in
a short .time. The best refers:LW given— Per Particu
lars apply at THIS 0F9103. [inh27:tt
_,r..~ava-_.:- _. .`;r -,~.^; a _ _'-smPana"Yra3ra. X;+'~ffit'+wei_:"'-
MISC -AVEGIa
Clothinklinuttiothlng Rtatorlals
NAVY DEPAYA:=II,
Bureau of Provisions and'Olothinit;
. • - April 2,1855.
EPABKCB PROPOSAISS;.keaIed
. anreddorsed •-‘ Prep°
sale - for Navy Clothing-and Vothing.kiaterials, ° *lll be
received at this office until 3 o'cleck, p. m„ oa thelart;day
of May next, for furnishing 'and delivering, (on receiving
!Arty days' notice,) at each or. either of the Davy-Sada at
Charlestown, klessachusette, Brooklyn, New yor..,k, or °a
part, Virginia, the quantities below mentioned' of any or
all of the following named . articles of navy- clethiug tirflfl
clothing materials, and such-further quantities of the same
as may be ordered by the chief of this bureau, .or by the
commandants the said navy-yards, respectively, during
thr_frecal yekr commencing on the let day of July next, and
- ending an the 30ttt'day of June, 1850, viz:
. Pea-jackets, made Of blue pilot cloth - 2,000:
Round jackets, made of blue cloth 3600
. Trowiersianide of bine ' ' • 11,560
. Blue flannel overshirts..-- ...... ...-.-... ........... . • 5,000
Blue hound undershirts 5,030
Bine flannefdrawers. • - 5,000
Blue flannel jumpers....-__ • "--'• 2,000
Blue flannel, in the piece yards 50,000
. Barnsley sheeting -' - .22,000
Canvas duck trousers-- 2,000 •
Barnsley sheeting in the piece ...yards 15,900
Canvas duck, in the piece ...... ..............-yards' 5,00 •
Blue cloth caps
Calfskin shoes ....pain 4,000
Kipsttin shoes, high eat - 4;000
{Woollen socks, Nos. 1 and 2 8.000 -
Iklattreatses,.(rrith two covers each) • -
Nankin, bine —.....- .. . .. . ....... 8.000 . :
Blankets' - ..... ... ..... .3,000-r •
Black Bilk handkerchiefs ..... ' • 5,000
Blue satinet trowsers • '3,61:10
aatlnet, in the • .: - ..yarda .5,000::
The cloth for the pea jackets shall.he , twilled pilot cloth
-of. American manufacture, pure indigo bind..woolalyed. It
shall be. 54 inches wide, and weigh 20 oenCes per yard. It
Obeli have a list on each edge composed of 24 white threads,
of ail wool.- : All pieces weighing less than. 25 ounces per
yard will be rejected; and each bale of about- 500 yards
must average 26 ounces per yard. .
The cloth for round jackets, blue cloth trowsers, and bine
caps shall be twitted, all wool, of American manufacture,
and pure indigo blue, wool dyed. It shall have a list on
each edge comoosed of 24 white threads, Of ill swat - All
pieces under 17% ounces per yard will be rejected ; and ,
each bale of about 300 yards must average 18 ounces per,
yard.
The satinet tenet be American manufactured, 27 inches,
wide inside of list, which list must consist of not less than
12 white woollen threads on each edge of the cloth, woven
in the whole length of the piece; muet weigh not lees than
934 ounces per yard, to contain in each ideate bout 23 yardc :
the wharp metetle cotton, pure indigo. blue, yarn-dyed; and:
the filling wool, pure indigo blare, wool-dyed. Each bale or
400 yards shall average nine and a half ounces to-the yard,
and no piece shall be below nine and !quarter ounces to the
yard. The satinet troweers must be made of material like,
the above. .
The flannel must be all wool, American manufactured,
wool-dyed, pure indigo blue, and twilled; must be in pieces
of 50 yards in length, 27 inches wide, weighing 5 ounces per
yard, with a list on each edge of 4 white woollen threads.
woven in the whole length of the piece. To be packed in"
bales of 10 pieces, the pieces to be relied s•paretely without
cloth boards. • Each bale to contain 590 yards and 156 1 4'
pounds flannel.-No piece to have a Ins average we ght
thaw 4 810 ounces per yard.
The overdillts, undershirts, drawers, and junipers_ must
be made of flannel like the above.
The Barnsley sheeting must be free from cotton, 80 inches
in width; weight, twelve ounces 31,100 per yard; texture,
4by4 to 1-16 inch. .. !
The canvas duck must be free from cotton, - 27 inebei in
width, and about 36 yards in the piece, double thread, warp
end filling Weight eight ounces x 3.100 per yard. Texture
9bylo to inch.
The shoes must be stamped with the contractor's name,
number of shoe. and year when made; the sizes to be in
the following proportion for each 50 pairs, unless otherwise
entered, via 4of No. 5, oof No. 6, 12 of N 0.7, 12 of No.
6, 9 of No. 9, 3 of N0..10, 1 of No. 11.
They are to conform In all respects to the samples at the
yards, and to be delivered in good strong boxes, 50 - pairs in
each. The name of the contractor, contents, and the year
when made 'marked on etch box.
The criakha and the kipakiri shoes to be packed in sepa
rate boxes.
The woollen socks must be woven or knit, and conform to .
sample.
The mattresses must weigh 10 pounds, Intl odiug ticking,
which is to be cut 6 feet in length and 31 inches wide. The
covers must measure .71 inches in length and 20 inches in
width. The hair, ticking and covers must conform to
samples.
The nankin must be the best blue American nankin, 26
inches wide, texture 5 threads by four thread to the 16th
of an Inch, dyed withpure Bengal indigo.
The blankets must weigh Fix pounds per pair, and mea
sure MI by 70 inches each. A bale of 50 pairs must weigh
300 pounds, and no pair shall weigh less than 5 pounds 13
ounces. They must he of American manufacture, made of
clean wool, and each blanket must be marked-"B. B.
Navy"
The black silk handkerchief,. must be 31% by 3134 inches,
and weigh 1 ounce and 12 grains Troy; texture 14 by 23 to
34 Inch.
A schedule 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 erticles, including the necessary
buttons, rings, ac., are to be fully equal in the quality,
texture, color, weight, and finish of material, and conform
in pattern, si zes, and workmanship to said eructates. .
The number or quantity which will be required of each ,
cf the foregcing articles cannot be rreclaely stated. It will
not be less, however, than the quentity epecifled In the fore
going ILL The contracts will, theretore, be made for the
quantity of each article so specifird, and for ouch further
quantity so the bureau may require. The price must tee
uniform at all the stations.
All the above articles must be subject to such inspection
at the place of delivery as the chief of this bureau moral
reets .arrti no article will be received that be not fully equal
to the sample in every respect, and which does not conform
to the stipulation.; and provisions of the contract to be
male.
The whole must be delivered at the risk and expense of
the, contractor. Each box and bale to be marked with the
contractor's name. The inspecting officers to be appointed
by the Navy Department,
...Thu-offaramuat,diatingaish theeperiaos-Sor-sorcirartioltr
mentioned, and must be calculated to cover every expense
attending the fulfilment of the contract, including the
necessary buttons.
In rasa of failure on the part of the contractors to deliver
the several articles which may be ordered from them, in
proper time and of pop,. quality, the Chief of the Bureau
of PrjriftiOUS and Clothing Abair be authorised to purchase
-or direct purcharrea to be made of what may be required to
supply the deficiency: under the penally to be expressed
the contract; the record of a recital Won, or !duplicate
copy thereof, at the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, or
at either of the navy-yams aforesaid. shall be evidence
that such requisition has been made and received.
Two or more approved sureties in a sum equal to the
estimated amount of the respective contracts will bere
quirrd, and ten per centrals will be withheld from the
amount of all payments on account thereof as collateral
security, and not in any event to be pall until it is In all
respects complied with; and ninety per centum of the
amount of all de ivories made will be paid by the navy
agcnt within thirty days after triplicate bills, duly authen
ticated, shall have boon presented to him.
Bidders whose proposals shall be accepted (and none
others) will be forthwith flotilla l, and as early as practice
bre a contract will be transmitted to them for execution,
which contract must be returned to the bureau within
fire days, exclusive cf the time required for the regular
transmission of the mail.
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on application
to the navy intents; at Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk,
Pensacola, and at this bureau.
A record, os, duplicate of the letter informing a bidder of
the acceptance of his proposal, will be deemed a notification
thereof, within the'meaning Of the act of 1040, and his bid
will be made and accepted in conformity with this under
standing.
Every offer made will be accompanied (as directed in the
act of Congress making appropriations for the naval service
for 1546-47, approved 10th August, 1840) by a written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible persons, to
the effect that be or they undertake tbat.the bidder or bid
ders will, if Lie or their bid be accepted, enter into an obli
gation within flee days, with good and sufficient sureties,
to furnish the supplies proposed. The bureau will not be
obligared to consider any proposal unless accompanied by
the guarantee required by law; the competency of the
guarantee to ho certified by the navy agent, district attor
ney. or the collector of the customs.
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on application
to the nary agents at Portsmouth, New Ilumpshire, Boston,
~V, t o York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,. Norfolk,
Pensacola, and at this bureau.
l ire att ention of insiders is ezaled to the samples and de.
scrii..tions of arise/es required, as, in the inspection before
receptwn. a just but rigid comparison sci/l be made between
the articles ,ffered and the samples and contract,.receiring
none that fall Wow them; and their attention it also par
flea/arty directed to the annexed joint resolution, in addition
the act of the 10th August, 1846.
$G27,476 63
ompany,
Extrael from the act of artipr . est, approved Augurtlo,lB46.
't Sao. 6. And he it jlirther ertactat, That front and after
the passage of this act ever, proposal for naval sap files in
sited by the Secretary of the Navy, under the proviso to
the general appropriation bill for the navy, approved March
third, eighteen hundred and forty.three, shtdt be accompa
nied-by a written guarantee, signed by one or more respon
sible persons, to the efftct that be or they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be 'accepted,
enter into-an obligation, in such lime as may be prescribed,
by the Secretary of the Navy,with good and sufficient sure•
ties, to furaish the supplies proposed. No proposal shall be
considered unless accompanied by each guarantee' If after
the acceptance of a propofal and a notification thereof :to
the bidder or bidders, ho or they shall fail to enter Into an
obligation mithin the time prescribed by the Secretary ; of
the Navy, with 'good and sufficient sureties for furnishing
the supplies, then the Secretary of the Navy shall proceed
to 'Contract with sometother person or persons for furnish
ing the said euppites, end shall forthwith canoe the differ
once between the amount contained in the proposal: so
guarantied , und the amount for which be may have con
tracted for furnl'h'og the said supplies for the abide period
of tbo proposal to as charged upligainst said bidder or bid
ders, and ble or their guarantor or guarantors- • and the
same maybe immediately recovered by the United States,
for the use of the Navy Department, in an action of debt
against either or all of said persons."
[Public, No. 71 - -
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to bids for provisions, cloth.
ling, and small stores for the use of the navy.
Resolved, by the Senate and Howse of Representative of the
United States of America in Congress assembted, That all
bide for supplies of provisions. clothing and small storea for
the use of the navy-may be rejected, at-the option of the
department, if made by one who is not known as a manu
facturer of, or regular dealer in, the article proposed to be
furnished, which fact, or the reverse, most be distinctly
stated In the bids offend; that the bids of all persona who
may have failed to comply with the conditions of any con
tracts they may have previously entered into with the
'United States shall, at the option of the department, be re
jected; that if mote than one bid be offered for the supply
of an article on account of any one party, either in his own
nettle, or in the name of -his partner, clerk, or any other
person, the whole of ouch bids thalrbe rejected at the op
tion of tho department; and that copartners ot any firm
shall not bareceived as sureties for each ,ether;- and
whenever it may be deemed necessary, for the interest of
the government and the health of the crews of-the - United
States vessels, to procure particular brands.of Sour which
are known to keep best on distant stations, the Bureau of
Provisions end Clothing, with the approbation of the Secre
tory of the Navy, be and hereby is, authorized- to procure
the same on the best terms, in market overt.
Approved 27 March, 1854,
DR. LARZlizril.l3 JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative
Elixir—A Certain Remedy in all eases of Impotency,
Barrenness, Fluor Albiss, and all diseases 'arising from de
bilitation of the system, where an impulse or a restorative
is required. It is an excellent remedy for general weak
ness and debility, and especially for females, and acts in
the most perfect harmony with the law of nature, in re
storing tone, strength and activity to every part .of the
system.
Females using this medicine, In the course of three-or
four weeks, will find a great change in the-maintenance
and general health; the cheeks will finally become as flush
and rosy as if they never saw a sick day in all their lives.
Reference can be given to persona who have used -this Cor
dial, and who speak in the highest terms of praise of its
astonishing effects. Bold by
spl2 S. L. CUTHBERT, 140 Third st.
/AAR .AND MARBLE PAPERS, with Moulding, f 9
J Dining Room, Halle, Offices, An; for sale by
aP2O WALTER P. MARSHALL.
OBSTETRICAL INSTRUSIENT&—I have on band two
setts of. Obstetrical Instruments,. which_isare bema
lett with me by a Ohystelext retiring from practice. They
are of the firm t glia,ity, and aa good as new. U will cell
these Instruments very cheap. Any person wishing to
purchase Instruments of this kind, will p',ease can and ex- -
amine these before purchasing elsewhere. -
JOEL FLEMING,
- apfi 'Corier Thamend and Market et.
ILI3-13pena, Whale, Tenors'end Lard Oil, for sale by
O
mb27 &TMLER & RICIMBON.
1*t43,0008‘.,,H.:f
13E0pND atarNAL
131Thalrii,i1}17' GO DDS.
'fiIItE'SUMICIBERS have jusirectilvei, 'and are now
.12 - .^npaning, the most - desirable"! assortniene , a Tiff
4104Snyer offend in this market, We
,call pnrticular at
tordion tan few very Cold Silks, e clioiee.articlis.
' 2ifetifiCh ratej ntirelitiewsdesiin ;
do do •iillack do :do; -
Satin Paid 'Tissues and Tierages
Print.* s o ; - ,
do Bongo Delaittas; - - • •
d 6 Clo• '
Very handooniekranell ' EavVier •
do do Brillianteons; -
A gold assortment of French work, Collars, :tinder
Sleeves and Chemizettes, very cheap; Embroidered. fem.
stitch and plain Linen. Cambric fandkorchiers;,.,"l,Men
Table Cloths and Table . Linens; French and FAT.
niturd,Thlutzes, white - and colored Furniture; Dimatry.
A full assortment of Gloves, foolery, Mitts, lie.; Irish
Linens, Ifuslins; together with a complete assortment of
every, article, el*Tl.S.tillol , Staple,.Foreign Dotoestio: • •
' We solicit an examinatidu of our Stock t afore purchasing ,
eloswhere ;" wellgifer ourselves (since we have estab ,
lished the cash system) that we can supply our pate ns
more terms,than any houseest of the Mountains.tnirn ont 111-mfki m
We rto our friends for tlielAtratires•
teenied . favorptri,ottr.firm, under its former title, and hope;
theY'mayostif.tentinne them to the - establishment, under
ite Not ==,-'• • • YOUNG. LOV)r BRO.,
• :feb22 . fOrmerly Young,•l3tsvmsOorCA
New Arrival of griklitigkisitillitintinUeDry
AT No.-99 14' W. BIDE OF e Tvoor, STREET.
GREGG & - DO.,,lmporters:andAifhers Itritlsb,,
Prenrh and German DDT 'GOODS. °Liering - receiv-.
ed our large and extensive stock of spring:and 'sun:riel%
goods, purchased from importers, mann &starers misci-.larti
through our own impartation, we feel safe in assuring - our;
old customers, country merchants and city general-!
ly,Abit owing to these acquired facilities In utircktaplog. ,
we can offer such inducements to buyers esuretdrely'lneti
Ajnong our dry geode stock will he'toutiti cashmeres', OW
lathes Portsmouth lawns of the roost desirable designs,.
mohair lustrescuillaces,Plain'blicek and fancy ligilred silks,:
,ginghlikisetaffancy trbsts, lateit Myles; broadcloths:fancy'
vestings, cassimeres, satinernytiveeds and summer pmts.!
looping; brown' andblack a:Mean, tablediapers.
We have also openediu veryla,rgo assortment of bonnets,
newest stVes; pa,' leaf hate, ltutlind braid and Leghorn,:
, and an: mrtensite Tvartety -of hosiery. gloves stol ribbons;
with lice goods, &bey nettitigi,`jeconetts, mull and tidied'
Swiss =mime and black silk veils, &c.
'Our variety stock embraces iri,part. cereals,- buttons, per
enssioneapictlireads,port nunsaiee, patent medicines, per
-tamerjo; and stltiost every article tunietitYlept the va
riety,line, together With is large stock of gold and silver
watenes. watch materiribi, glasses, gold and gilt jewelry of
newest patterns, and a great variety of 80 hour and 8 day
clocks, all of which will be sold at the loiiest pricks for hash.
, .or lkitlatactory reference. '
N.-11.—An early call from buyers is respectfully solicited.
- . D. GREGG & CO; :
VAN 'GORDEIVS TRIMMING ,
STOR.Ri
No. 83 111:ttr •Er.,'Coratim or DIAMOVD.
TIIST RECEIVING; a large and well selected itock . of ell
the new stylek of •
LADIES' DRESS AND: MANTILLA - TRIMMINGS: •••• •
Fringes, •• . Buttons,. • Galloons,
Gimps, Braids, Velvets,
Laces,. Cords, . Ribbons.
A handame assortment of French, Scotch and Austrian
'EMBROIDERIES, in llwiss,,TaconetandjaCP..
Collars, : , &lenge, - itantikerchieft, •
Sleoves,.lnsertincs, Infeute"..llober, .
Cbcuiettes, Bands, ,Caps .Waits. -
A fall supply of I.IOI7RISING GOODS: •
Crape setts, Collars, • Lose and Gauze Veils, •
Plain Linen setts, Blesses, • GaitZe•and Dotted Falls,'
Plain Swiss do. Chenaizettes;. Italian and Eng% Crape.
• MATERIALS FOR EIIBROIDERING.:--Strnped Collurr,'
Banda and Insert:lugs: French Working.Cc.tton :11.0oar,
Linen and Cotton Floss, Oil Cloth, Embroidering Silk,
Stilletos and scissors:
Mantua, Satin and Bonnet Ribbons. '
A large assortment of GENTLEWEN'S FuunstaNG.
GOODS—Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Ilatulkerehiefsigrc.
Pins, Needles, Buttons, Tapes, and 'everything in small
•
wares generally.
Bannes arsz Kin Ginir* in white, blank and colors:
Sizes from No. 6 to Noy 10, always on hand:
Also—A good stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES—very
cheap. •
SPRING DRY, GOORS.
HAGAN ir.OAlll.. No:- 91 Blarlriet -
ABA receiving daily additions to their largo nod we
- 1
1 eelectedstockof . • .
Dress Goods, - -
,Embroideries,
Housekeeirg Goods '
- .
Alexander's Hid Gloves,Ac.:
. ,
To which we would respectfully ittlite the atter tioil.of
the Ladie.s. .'rah=
VIRANIC VAN CiOßDßitbas just received a large and
L beautiful aesoruneat of . . Mourning Calera,. Sleeves
and Setts in Crape, Tarletcn and Swiss, black lace and
gauze Veils, black Hosiery and Gloves, inscool, cotton,
and silk Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes; in all qualities.
Alexander & Bain's best Kid Gloves can always be
found at No. 83 , tt . +ABET STRAIET, corner of the . Dia
mond. •
- novl7
TIEW,DB.Y 000D3
_lron , Front...ltio. 91 - Market itreirg.— •
ODS house being nroa'copen for tb e transaction of a gen er
al Dry Goodsbnstness. we would respectfully solidt the
patronage of the public, feeling confident diet:from ourer,
tenstre and well , selected stock •of SILKS, FANCY AND
STAPLII GOODS; we can offer such inducements as will in
sure entire satisfaction. - HAGAN 6r. MIL,
nprbtf N 05.91 Market and B.lJnion street...
OA BINE T ..FURN T URI? MANUFACTURER.
Ware-roomo 97 and 99 Third atrect.
bitill7B.l.l r eusto tf mu ll7 tha ° t,
~;;;..*Affe• • ~. ,<;tl p .` hes nowcompleted hisepring qtook
" of
and be; Horn'ture' wh" •
the largest Is decidedlY
t ever offered for rale in this City, wlmen
will be sold at prices as low as any In the UnitedStato,
East or West.
. .
-As he is determined to uphold the quality with well sea
soned materials, Nast workmanship,and newest designs; and
from the extent of -his orders and facility to manufacturing,
he is enabled to produce warranted furnitare, at the lowest
prices.
Re has sdopted the principle of identifying his customers'
interestwith his own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways on hand the greatest variety of every desaiption of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any part of one, isity,be
nt
furnished ftn his stock, or manufacturedexpressly to or
ders. The following articles consist, in part, 'of his [dock,
which for richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed
in en y of the Eastern cities:
Louis ETV tete-a-tete Sofas;
60 Sofas, in plush and hair cloth;
50 doz. Mahogany Chairs;
29 dos. Walnut .
600
MWalnut ahogan y Booking "
2 " " •
60 Mahogany Divans;
'2O Walnut "
50 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 u " Dressing Bureaus
80 "- '" Washstands; J
40 Enclosed 'e
100 COMM="
20 Plain Dress ing Bureaui;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut
-50 Cottage -
SOO Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 kfahemtny Wardrobes;
10 Walnut "
10 Cherry ..
60 Plain Bureaus;
10 Dining and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
'2O dos. Cane Seat Chairs;
21 Cane Seat Rocking Chairs; .
12 Ladies' Writing Desks;
- Eat and Towel Stands; What-Note;
Etiguires; Paper Macho Tables:
Conversation Chairs; .Pembroke "
Elizabethan - " . Hill and Tier "
Reception a Ladies' Work "
Pearl Inlaid " , Extension Dining Table;
Um .
Ottomans; .
Gable and Halt Chars; _
b. large asacertnient of 005IMON Minn= and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cagan Man= supplied with all as
in their line. . • •
STEAMBOATS and. INIIIMLS, furnished at the shortest
notice..
AltoienVptomptly attended tq
Ifteoxstlroata, Ahoy. •
Tom subsccribera-tender their otknow
lodgments for the TM= bestowed , upon
than by their Steamboat friends,rand
mould respectfully remind theari•suld others interest
ed in building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terns, every de.kription of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the bea t material and work.
manship. • • T. B.:YOUNG 41t-00..
Corner Thirdand Britithiteld *greets,
oppotite ' , Brown's Botel."
Manion -
HATEL AND BIMSTRato MAPACITIR.E.ft—No. .29d
C
.Fetterraan'a BaW, Liberty strati; has on hand's large
'stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of. every descripildn, made of
the beat materially which he will sell, lower than articles of
theiame griality can be sold in the 'city. fie would call par.
titular attention to hie large stoat of Mahogany and Walnut
Chain and iiedatewhkh he willaeft at greatly reduced.
prices. Also; Tuthing. of every description executed in MP
neatest manner: Ordera left at the Ware , $00.1914, or at the
Mill, corner of. Adams and •Liberty streets, will be promptly
• MILLIKEN & CO,
HAVE ON HAND at their extensive QABINET and
OEWII BIANUFACIONY, No. 64 Smithfield street, •
large assortment of fancy and plain furniture, which they
will Bell 15 per cent. belowonetotaary rates. .
Ternes , -aseb only. '
Great Inducements tO Uatitl Purchasers.
E will Bell our large stock'd COMMON. AND FANCY W CHAIRS AND BEDSTBADS, at JWlces that cannot
fail to please cash mg:Laser& . All oar work )s Warranted,
Oar termer, CABLE. • JAMES LAY, JR.,
mar2s am; Beventktand Liberty eta
110 Whi. R. STBILSZSOIt continues to' manufacture
CABINET-WAREof everydescriptiomathisold stand,
corner of .Libart7 . and Seventh stracta. WIDSRTAN,
DIG attended to, in all itsbunches. myll
'MELD BOOK FOR RAILROAD ZSGINEERA.--Coritain
ing formulm Inc laying ont curies. determining frost an
gles, levelling, calculating earth-work ; etc., etc., together
with tables of radii, ordinates,. deflections, long chords,
magnetic variation, higarstbims , and nstrihtl signs .tan.
gents, eta. etc.,by Jobe B, lienck, Civil Engineer. rocket;
otdect of the piesent *ark DI to supply a Want
very generally felt by d a, slant. Digineara on Railroads.
Books of convenient form tor use, in ,the Dead, containing.
the ordinary lograrltliniatio tables are common enough; bet
a book combining with these tables others
.pecullar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary forme lm for
laying out curves, Mira-outs, cootie - lugs, Ac.,is a desideratum
which this work is designettto'sUpply.
U. S. hinarany •doaantr, 'West Point, April /8, 1 4 4 - -
Gentlemen: I have looked over'" Ilenek's Field Book for -
Railroad 'Engineers," and think It well adapted to the ob
ject its author proposes, and have no question but it will be
found a very wend and practical volume both for °fare and
field work.l
am
April 21.1854. a
Much pleased With Hertiik's mann, the
"Field Book of Railroad Eigineets." Tsa r, With the presenta
tion of some of the most practical and useful of recognized
Promisee among railway engineers, be less given others
which, new at least in their present form, appear to possess_
a mint of higher - value than that of mere novelty—that .
being in general susceptible of available, not to say Ts!ral
ble, practical We. In COllChlaloll, while I . k
Ms . u
i 1
of - fdr. Hencles book is such as to adapt it exrellentlY weell
to professional needs I bave Riess= enr"shig
my
cordlatratiefactiori vitt' _exeeutio,P, al ai lke with
.. I !_e „. l , : x r . •
Spiouity ofarraugement effected
,biß ut i aa u l2
e t. 411 ;.
ce il e nt t YP ° g ra P hizal tagt4 " thSP lt Y FlLi T riarsi
.73.'and Director of Rensselaer Polytechni_Te r Mute.
. wir.rum
For sale by
Dealer in lingineefgreßAy
litationery,
attil Market etnot, acne: of Beam&
_ L
~
~~zyv^ AY~~,
, • Hosiery,
Shawls h Eearfa, •
MOURNING GOODS.
FURNITURE.
I:I" f aFyk'Ak't~f ~) ~l'. et:Nll
EM2ff=
- 4CI::*V2Z=:=EM.9M'
I C: 11 ' 1 E - 11 :W1 7 •1 0 2 1 % 1 T i r0 11 37 1 4 - igi
*ialt TIM ZAPLD COIIE •)T. n ., . --•- • •
„pip ,ris crotrts, IYOARSENEVI,ItiVairri4"
irvirdoluct-couort. aeoct- - -ustuzu; - - - -4
4- I . • ', ..tOrli CONSIMPTIcao ,-- : ~.1 , - 1 '
/
. 4 6,... _WE invite , tia UtimiCatrbf Cs
, ~,,. We:, ..,- 1113bile..eu •the llsegtleatee upPendeff •
'••''''' P- . bele* andbe t rafgemtbst,,,,,,,
''''' l 4.°A , rt. 1. ,
• •:-‘ll., -Al * tad *rudders en w 'theta. inlidat
''"..e" . :af •.1. 7 fratameatedatervel.; , -. • ~. ii ~.
• ' 1i , .:,...5.a. - D... 'alai in ench metier, mammy .0 1 4
_ ...." 1:41 . 7 a., F i1y bear Wits:mete tha r lea:
r
....A.1......, crYand value of Cattier' Patin 'la ..
, 1:, -^•-.........`,. 'not rrantenif trifle with; iir '
•' • . - -- -- - .-7-• feetecnee Overstate their COWdatIMII.
Judge then, whether dale net the,medielneto trust whott
you must have relief far•the threat otlangse ludge b 4
wttother . iverl'fanelle duglit.' not: tit 'basalt bylhauria a
-safeguard tigaisist theneterywbera Imaging martay,-Whieh
steals with fatal frequency upon alraOst every ilosk,. AV
remiss off a lamb fronabiapy Is hpmet
Jackson, CALI Jealouscity,. 0., Dlthiler;,lB.s2.
, Da. '"5. Qi arta.: glr , -.PrhaVatater Raurea4l4 s gambit
g l ' ''l el f t i t! r‘ freenlicolwc:crig B L t:M . ,ye i trreiritagaThap
piest effects. 'The nturiorous iriat tat weiniivslwayabo
- Iced to Incredulity mud to every lleif MD*
dy; and it is only after undoubted evidence pf vane Au.sui
artiale, that anything likep general ccsoffdenett can ex
-alto nitivallell excellence et this bointdrustimxpiwpte,
-(ilubeCintaar ,Ptcroasr,) peeved beyonacavil by repeated
trial under their own , obseritilon. ties •cereperied medical
men'to umelaim abrosil • its nsefulhease:lt fa beyond - All
doubt the best general remedy Wabave lor tbe,Putmonsry
Affections o_f,tble 4 1 ,Palele,at.the'tekluil time eetlellre and
'6s.peeterent-4 rare combiruitiorief Vremtleo. - - •
. In the hope that it will prdveitl Oetnrewserff,lbutxurlist
nnyailf: Respectfully your obedient Omelet,, - ; . • :.
JAS: .11. 0 AllbtBll.
-- -: -
-- - . I.
Z.l gaepe f? h XlVPAtftao :srktzdsvcse.'
i
r wiumattalv.vai - 51t.5.1852.: ,
Da. J. C. Arm Dear Sir—Over anllmtion ter the rao
I. three years in my duties as an adrecatecbronght an some
eight months ago a severe irritation uf.thh trroneltialinhee„
whfilialea ekinitant antloyanee trimilinul foe. teebmraw
At matte oT greatapprelseusion. vary : remedntried,railed,
to even relieve me,,till I used your Ommar Pteroaar«..'ilila
has not drily relieved me; but;eo i trust; *II6IIY eared Me.
-I care nothing for the repttatiOnet adretatinirrainat r.e.
Airings, and this is styoux.terviell. .1 ;dull recommesultt
to members of the'bx.r, and others whom I may ruaela•
boring under similar indispositiornu ' ••• • . - • -•
• Tones truly, • '.." . • •••' •" D.:St .1"ON:Cli
C. goaliietaga7.Ala.,Oetehirr 4,1844.
-D
• - a. J. C. Kira: Sir—l bave used your admirable cote,
pound exclusively.ln my.practice,and find Itto Imamum,hy
Tar, any other remedy we have for Mating amnia upaittha
lunge. . , , Your ohedienteerrant, , - .. ..,
. -
B. B. .Itusaff,ll. Is.'
What yet remains to convince the mostlncredulous (hit
the Cherry Pectoralisisll that it purports to be,sria:seatm.
equalled eemedlalagent for alld .W..1-ns of the Tlrmat .MI
Lungs. The expet lanes uf yearehasprOvenit to he nth,
and we eutimltit too - the people, believing that ittivlrtnea
will fully =detain Its reputation.'. , • ,-. •- 1 ~-.
preptired,bp4C,a4l,R,Chemist,Lowellißleie. Beware
,ursrorthiess preparations, attempted to be Palmed off =leder
a similarity of LUXIEL EL. - ./.. .
gold in Pittsburgh by all DruggletGandby.D. A.PAIIN
;STOCK a CO , wholesale and retalL ,leadiradese.
Carter's @panitgbi
THE GREAT PURIFIER ag.E.B.Loppj
- - - -
• Not a Partiolo init• .
ir ET. THE AEFLIOTED READ ANO-,PONDIrt.
1:4 Infallible Iteniedy ft)r Scrofula, Hboteit Evil, Ithansttd
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Ertiptions, Pimples co. Pludnion
on the. Face, Blotches, 402 1 / 2 -Ague and Fever, Climnictliora
.Eyes i -Fing Worm, or Tatter, Scaldilead, thWrgeinatitsind
.Pain of the Bones and Joints. Btubburn . .. Vicars, Syphilitic - -
Disorders, Ltimbago r Spitud:Opinptehibi, - Oind. all. Dal - ass
-arising from tuilrund .3.40111.1a5e of Mar4tryjnipititt l esikilis
Ufa, or apority of the Bloced. _
Ale-This great alteratiffi PectiCitto and FuEffar:Ofillottsi
is now need by".::wands of gratrlul pallentelenni. sal 'poet
of the United States, who testify daiiy.to.lhetre4tarhatil '
cures performed by the greatestof all usidiclnPsy I‘.CADe
TEST BFANISti - MLXTITRE." - - fronralg*,lthatimithids z •
Scrofula,' Eruptions on the Skin, Liver, - Disttes‘Favers,
Dicers, Old Sores; Affections of the Itidneytkiiisertsainfthe
Throat. Female Complaints, Pains and Achinentthifil
and Joints, ireepaedily putt° flight by* 1 4,44 . 0: 1 4.1.44
Inestimable remedy. -
. • •For all:diseases of the Blood; nottiiiighl4Yrthearffontal
:to compare with it, ...it cleanses the system of itlf, aghtti
.ties,ncts gently and officientlynct the. Liver end:Elam;
strengthens theyßigeitti - on,.gives torte ,bd.lltti:Stunt*Mis
make 3 the skin clear sidllesitkJ; indiestords litteColisth
tntion, enfeebled by dkatase or broken &MS ty Ihatilimact
'of youth, to its pristine vigor turdolrengliii -•-
For the Ladies, it is invariably.hatter than 11:MAXOF
-mattes ever used. A few dowt of Cartefe Spanish Mixture
will remove /antis - omits of enioplesion, thing tha:rbatu
mantling to the Cheek; give - elasticit3i bvthifetep; tend , ta.
prove the general health in remorkabledegranbcyogifign
-the medicines ever heardof.. - •
The large number of certificates Which - ia hit; ilvielvek
from persons from all pm-tit:tithe Oohed States`, BRIM isatt
:evidence that thare.le - no humbug. abbot; it. 4'b Mats,
hotel keepers,magistrates,phySiciens, and public menostali
known to the community, all .add their textitiotfy AO:thsi
wonderful effects of this 011.1120 T BLOOD PURIFIER:'
Call on the Agent and geta 'Circular and Almanac, wnd
reed the wonderful cures this truly greatest oftillErmietnes
None gm:aline unless signed. by BEEN "B : ; BEES&
Prapriatorg, No. 3 Pearl street,llichramid, Ve.tirrwhotiell
• orders for supplies and ngencies must be addresSedl
And far sale by B. A. FAUNgwroos, - 4oszllur
iNo, FLEMING Enos., unit by Druggiela imLeralV.
ortStdew I v
riEST I`lll/10.—Theie gentleinctilato -
Pleavore in testifying in regard .to
, TI:M'S V EdtidlPLIGR, beam:sotto Of thallr hose :and
it in their Private practice as physiciansfora riuminceot
.you•e; and they havoknown liiby,observation, to, ba . giied•
• Ntvi - ALIISZIS Ind, July 4th484i1.
~51, n rs B .142.7tftestock , - .
- Gentlemen: your -valuable T:eitaitidetll*-- --
iomq ttan,, and.liallug — Seenitifisa - TOrirtanyyedirevWo
would recommend it toren an a safe and oftlident reintdyfor
• nil =senor:warms. In no instance havoire Ina! taortadoY • ''..
ail results following its administration bin atwaya-haa It '
answered the purposes 'or which Iti
was ntenda,landheen
entirely satisfactory:: •' ll,liering that everything that has been set forthirltegard
to its virtues is strictly in accordance with ourolaserrations,
not only as practitioners, but as men of basineta;wel would
unhesitatingly say AO all who read this, that it it ttra best
Vermifuge now in nse, and that itavirtues sea best-known .
when tried RIELY, ELOOVEStI& '
Prepared and sold by ..
..11. A. PAIIISFM"/CIK,A. 014
ap3idaw Corner of First and. Wend sta. •
.•
Joseph White's Caiiingo aopOsqpir4r,ii
. -
TOSliPII• WI:UTE, now carrying on
4.1 tress in his spacious' premises, (now
„lately , enlarged,) •on the :Pittsburgh and . ;.1
Oreensburg turnpike,' near the Two Mile S P- 4 • 0110 - . ;
Run, between Pittsburgh and larrencevillerilthrpeCtledly
invites-the public to inspect his _stock di oisT l rtarizs,
'BUCIGIErs, tc: And_ he partbmlarly Informs gentlemen
purchasers, that one price only is made. Fourteen yea&
experience lathe buanesti enables him to place belle his
patrons the same choice collection ofCarriages Ashistyso
many Years pastit bats been his partieuhis departmeot to .
select from the various and most talented Eaatetomarro•
factorels. The swans of his new system is coMpletra—the
economy - of his arrangementswill mapply ,he beat aruEramat
fashionable 'manufactures at moderate prices.:
Unencambered by those .heavy . a:perms, .tstricW the
mania for decorating houses of business haa.hettpattpou
the price of goods, (owing to large rents.) JOBIS,PS WHITE
will sell, on ready money only; at mubh lesittuire the:usual -
ON- Carriagmiepaired in the best manter.with dermalnla -
ITALITABLi'VWCP.RS ABCKLTBOT4 IXECKAIN
V ICS AND - -
The. Model Architect' 2 ifolnroCii;:hy Sloaa
The Carpenter's New. Guide; do.
Arpletoes Dictionary of 'Mechanics.
Do.. 31ecixanics' 3logasine.
Piactical Niecharkir'iJournaL - ' " - ' •
Downing's RUial Essays. .•
IJo., .Country , Rouser.
g tuart'e Architecture...
„Allen's Rural Architecture.
City_ . do."
: • . . : .
Bodimegds of - do.an Fr ßudimentary ' do.' - Jobs Bullock.
The Modern Geometrical Stair Builder'o
. The
The Engineer's and'lSSOC'hinlst'sAishciaitti
• Weisbsch'e Meclmnies aiulEnglO4ra;'23 , ollS,
Mahan's Etucineering. '
Hnopp's Chemical Technology. _ .
Norris' Rend' ook for Locomotive RicesiereArtd.Mosh's.
Colbnrn on Locomotlye Engines, . ,
Ranplon Bridges. '
Teinplebon's blechardosa ComPanion.
, do. do. -
Bynie'e Pocket Companion.'. •
Mmmti on _Leveling; rerisedby4. Armeander.:;,.
Do. - Mathematical Instruments.
Dordeis'a Formula' for'Cottolremtion of 11. Roods,.
•• fireutw'ind on Rediz oid airy et. •
And numerous other pr actical --
For tale . ; . It, T. C. ktmit4if t
. -
ripm °BEAT P0M111510138 WORICT • -'- '
CM UAW;
1 OF TITS LAMP; by" - F1111.6.112W1T1i, adept 0:4.4.4tV,
Ooningsby," dc.; c.- • _ - • ,
. 4 Who will (=Twigs old limps or mit._ .
Arabian.Nohr-s-irderqrintaisits.
Chap.. Chap. ~
I—tridergratiiid. 17—Tirre
• he Gaaibiere, =•
3—tiboro Orrhiria. - - 1t tdLaGrado,arul*lg'ir. l
4— Pal 4 griWe Cape.
'
(Yikrancer. 27—The lleitirinAtltbilloat:
6—The Plot. . 22—Pkor Quaris.•- .
7—The Bow. 29--The Ship. of llio'l4ifeL,
8-6. Curious Girl. - 24—The Farewell Br6soilt.
4-1 n Lore. 25-'-51er Dad. liloirl9Ba Youth'
10-110Wro'make Notify.
11- , 9tralage Talk. - 27-070.1hElwizt6141/1n"74134
12—More Lai& , - '
13--Orrowiiiedlietiiehlt.. - .29—Barkley
-.l4—The Bick. Illnn. . , 30- 4 / a iralara-olslaC3+sllellt.
15,-Chaos. • 81-7-RoconeilLwkni. -
19Ttio Bridal Bias-, 92.4`oitclaalidr. • -
For aide
. by ,B. O. :uortmusr,
092 - ' •-V:94.
. .
—lo'
Wagon . 'Easters - and - -TeamstairATTßNTl a' "Sot/raiz Zatc
' • Akilfal - Clei 9,z roireth-gt*eour
PROEM, - Eoldiert , , MnalUituta;'Witgolalluetut:K - Tezia -
Ur stem, le., who were regularly intisteMH,„ . .fatOtile ea';
vice cf the United State?, and 'everr°l3af'bellithili.crtdl
nary Seamea - Marine p Clerk and tantiinan Si tki Nan
also, Militia or Vohaiatacia, or State Mope afatty: State t •
Territory. aro entitled, by thli late - A.4,0t coUgrefi.a, to
Warrant for 160 'Acres of Land. • - • •
Thom who have received 40 or 80 AcrtarareittEdated
Warrant for- such quantity of -
Land ;as wiA'fitaktit,„in ti
whole,, 160 Acme.- • • -, •
Pawns entrusting theirclaime to nibtnn my tircr i i.h.
hig them attended to promptly. • •= • -
AU-information free of •ohatTe. rAiteiii:'attatillYst a
ewered. Address ' • tooauß,
' • '""Tiounty lend A ged ratirth St.--
1.1 EREETIO SOAP roceststoui... • , •
. Alt —"IIDOW4 I Ittefe liclapafas ; '.,. - 4
-I'll go ease totbatstoreagain, .
On Third erect, kept hr.& 04 : 7 - ;
. • And soma Despotic Soap faiq ,
Would buy,icr it alwayi
Despotic Seapalwayo Suite Ws- ,
That Soap removessixinms and trey
And cures all chaps and smut tper
rightens complosl ona pale end
I'm rery_ . suro it will please you;
Oh yeg, Time* it will please you.
This valuable remodyiat sokevough.ltanthoWitotei
'great benefit to hundreds. Prise only 12,14 'Cents pv to
Sold by ' •
ED b - , I,l,ill=ditl-stitot
•
VALUABLE - PAhII'OPT2O keit
afoies
A 100 amen Su atlitiritton,:otoith:A , stisionl 4 lfi tl,
a.
Born, Stable, Ray F.3l:aai.'.,tfrazery, Spring now*
Go.; and a oncaPiDiebanl. - Thoplitteth , t ro ,
Water, and valuable Springs,: There :is CeSl , Utcloa •
whole Farm, and the isnimpiroici lava' itatalne voles
Timber. Price, SSS per acre. ' , Tornio, onn-114 4 ;:ai kaa
remuluderin one,Awo'nud three yearn.- - - -
S s eliTllPtitx -
Iteal 'Estate itgents.l.lo.Tnirdattive,
'Don A TRmrß><m, rawnialx, to camityo
LRB.T, lio.lllFOUßTil4traltetiValAlttliategs.
situ to please.
=MEMI