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XX" 7X R X 3.—Fire Dolton a year, payable strictlY_ Ln
advance. 81 2 Dollars will invarisMir be rtatlirt4 if•Db t kw" -
within the year. •
aargleftieezpeetwe erso.i.ferd,qeettbie 3 cmt i :rl nne :
TEE SATURDAY 'MORNING POIT.
-- 0 , au -- ,it 7, lasintiii — iiiti
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Sit' , lro pi will be 41
ceizi-tbriatere.lentitsti enelusges TaIiPLIC7. -
• zap No it will 'bp . eld. to alljonler maim =OEM
puled by tbe money', or aannactory .
_ce In this el
lair Connate met the qr tat Mormag Yort
son: of Our l e..rob Petting Offi in the city, ictptra . jou
tads of work etcrke on a shorten and most ,r tress...
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PROVESSI I NAT.) CARDS
lltobt. G. Spr • •
gTTORNEYi AND COWNSELLOR LAW—Once,.;No
—, Fourth street. Pittsburgh, P &May
James = Lowrie,
TFORNEYINF LAW • Mors Fourth street, PittT iL argh,
; !Aryan ittffield s ••t and ChOrry alley. Pi •Ily
4• JOsEt 3 11 wEAVEIis
liMMV -,___-
lE7A - IspV,COVRZELLOR AT 'LAW,
01t1ees:No;-144.Four:th street,
jeStlal - f Nq 11 • ttota t r. p A
ATTORNEY ANY COIINSELIQI., AT, LAW,
osice,:elorne - i , ..viritiii!na Grant - o.i
3mbrxl-- - - ntssmsßae,rs
AITONDINTAT I/MCCIN IN INEANCIERS
OM* next door ; t9 .kqs/. %Sze, Steubenville, °lido.
tiogs,
AnTTOENEY LAlV.;•No.lo:liourth stree4 Fiitabtagn,
a
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,"tottrth - 400k below- EFr., 1144,) , l'altarant's Livery
'• •°' O. Orlando :Loos:nisi
Titotuusi•AN Idar , '--officif, Youth shed, above Wood.
'4lu3sta tie M. alnrahfthl - • ,
.IT6llNEYAZLAlSTOface,,Linnita'ailuildingi, Fourth
_ll.6.Carikattan,. - -" ,
..TTOBNILY_ vtreet, between
Cherry alley son Grant greet.- - •• ~ je2xy
- TTORITY - AND COUNSELLOR •AT LAW-4502rA In
litaldingtoni.thentnitnot: - .152
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T1EF1119177 - At LAI7-'•;1.g0.177 Forarth - stmet,aboviiand
.nearlltaitbSeld. : toarlr.7
•Patrlnelr. 21.,Setip.nt .
AL N QP irMI D' W. Alt D
MP:74OOIINES OF. 'GRANT' AND ELETII:DIVETS,
CU
iftalocclibecupled by Alderman Itsielei) *here alibis•
einem tAttatntrig to -Um office Of itlaertaart and; Justice of
ttei . be prom .tiy.attended • • MU:3m
: ISiaddCnisateer Alttnyzatesi.: ,
fi r , V/74.7411i5, i•cfxi'et,lA.tivell,ronrillat:. and Diamond
alto. nveyanzingof all lands am irlth , the great
can? and •,15al. accuracy. Titiq ta Estate ax•
sunned, Sta: • • , _ 1131
331. Si Sasst,Blldettratan.
TIMID Street, between Wood_ arid Marketetreeti;
01 - littabtirgh:VOlThetlotoprotiOt l 3Lad 4 1 4.M0rt ,
gagesOuri tittierkritit‘tdi aWn' 'frith nears Mad Seca.
• - 41:-.11117112i WEB Ittl.ll , DENTio"r. Out ,
comor - to '0.17:13111104...1:1). 144 MIMI-
Mal
as {44.74;:eirettiun,Ltonilltta o'clock, and
rom 2 to f...q'tlpek, . • -
Frr>o•ooinT, RUNTl4T,Sourthstre6t,tioo^doors
to g = west of Market. ~ •
&Pia . MOfria.—Yrom nine 11. to ISTe
deaCtry
BUSINESS CARDS.
_ JOHN -
WIOLBSALE ffROCEII, AND WAINIFSION 'DER-
N-ANT for the vale of PhphttetA and tilooms. and
PrGdooe gemerally, No. p."l Wood street; Pitt.burgh; [apl.l
PM:LIP RILIXBB .
E .. . . .80DT. ANDLYISOTI
tir; "Tkii
. ~.(Surcessora to Joshua Rhodes & Co.) -
WHOLESALE DEALER , IN FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS,
• Eipicel, •ColtrOtti.rlitisr.f, - Sugars, .c.
4ir N 0.89 Wood street, Opposite-the Sc. Charles Rotel
Pittsburgh:Fs. ' p 2
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11X. LILMI.IIOI. .... . . . arsotuar
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FORWA.B.DLNTO AND 'COSIALLSSION bIEILOILLNTS,
Liberty .Streel,.apposite Pow- Baaroua Depot,
apr7 ryrrsmunt, PA.
' . Henry H.. Collins,
AND COMIdMIOII MERCUANT, area
r -Wholesale Dealar In Maine. Butter, Seeds, rish, and
Produce generally,lin. WOOD St.. Pittsburgh. [nniro
Paul 4t. Alurdoett,
Comansmor; Am) SORWAIMING MERCHANS, AND
STEA.M.BOAT AGENTS--No.: Water street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
King & Moorhead,
HOLNSALN altuceas AND PRODDON D'
Na. 27 NV < - 01 Etrwterittsburgb. [tnrM
U. T. V. Morgan,
DOOII3SLLSS. AiND.STATION.EIt—has always on limn!
a general assortment of School, Mlscallan eons and Stank
Boots, Printing, Postal:id Ciip; raper, icy Wholesale tad Re
tail. No. 10(Woo1'stki.e .4, below Firth, East side, Pittsburgh.
ail. Wanted, Kaga and Tanners' Scraps. o 15 1y
1, W. Chadwick,
DNALEB. LN - RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
Pittsburgh. The higheit tides to cash paid for rags.
swami 'mum, Phila-..,, wet. Enosirson, rittnburgh.
Wilier & R.letetson,
WHOBBS - 4 T E, GRACE.%BrDIPORTERS OP BRANDIES,
Rine and Segn.•x--N0t.1.72 and 1:3, corn e r of Irwin
and Minty Ateecti, littaburgh. Iron, Nab, Cotton Tame,
to, constantly on hand. . 1523
WU.Wana Carr C Co.,
lateilf the firm of J PlFtliEn CO.)
VATIIOLES.A.LE GROCERS and Dealers In Foreign Wines
TV • and firmblies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whip.
toy, No. 43 - 4) - CoaxaterMal Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgb,
Pt. - jaC:y
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o.4 2 aittkerstilp.
Tl,oo.la;crabers hale this day formed a partnership for
the parwee of carrying on Coamitriars and Forward
ing, in eopuee.tion with the Fish, bacon and Oil, and Pro
duce basineas generally, under the style of Eno LL
WWI; warehouse No. 116 Water and 150 Front streets;
formerly occupied by Both:dd./alnglaratn.
W 5.1. B. ENGLISII,
JAMES ItICELARDSON,
JAS. J; Bi!...XNETT.
PittAburgh, February let, 185.41eb3
DRATD, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., dealer is
F. Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every variety
and thertrest quality, ground at his Steam DDSs. Also,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken In ox:
change for Merchandise.
F. It. D. has procured a full assortment of Landreth's
Warranted Garden Seeds, and layttes the attention of all in
terested it/rural affairs. • . • . • • jean
IN 0. EWUOn. J. iiIOBIRDSO3. J. cgrourr
• 110101.,,1511. Q. MCt3ARDSON.
CO,I , ISfIS,STON AND SOl WAItDI BIERCEL
nd Pro lMPB, duce
Ann
Whole:111e Dealoroln Rob; *con and 011, a
generally.' - Warehouse .forraarly occupied by Burbridge .11
11,6.Wacer.nud, 150 Plrst street, Plitsbumb,
Pelona: , feg
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•. 47*mm'salon Haase.
TilliCsulsseribers have opened a house for the above pur-
J. peacoat N 0.17 :adthtleld street, four doors above the
Monongahela•Honse_ will purchase, 9r receive, on
oonnahrsion,for sale, consignments of Flour, Bacon. Chicle,
Uwn, Oats, Barley, Flax Sea, Grass Send, Baled Gay, de.,
upon ,which we sill mike advances, or purchase at the
best market rates for rash.
nove.
Jaa. BULaughtla.
Dg&LUR IN I:M.OOI3MM, PiIoDIICE, FLOUR, BACON
an,,N0.10, corner Smithfield and First streets, rats
burgh, Pa. or6
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JO= a. rotrfah.........itires. St TentSG rrLitsCas L. 80080
T. B. ftonng & Co.,
N0..38 ,Srapified street, opparitc City TrotA
.
OkDLNET
. ir ANU e A TUBERS.E AND
0.1.0.111E,0t er.err deeeriptiOn,: Materials and work
manstar wirranted,nud sold at reduced prices. Care taken
packinq ter land and anterearrialza. aual
, . C. D. Wood,
TuetinTial•AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES
ANd: LTQUOILS,. io.l47.North Second street, fifth door
1 &boss Hsce east side, Philadelphia lass on hand the best
, qualities n l old Brandies Wines. Irish Whisky, Mononsos
/ bele Whisky, Holland an, Cordials, ,on terms worthy
the dtentintipt ,purobesers mat dealers. f au2Dy
apiary .01 , Caliougb d& Go.,
wElocasm..g, GELOOfiliB and Commission 6f erchants
of . p.,r, .04 reco 3101.
Digby, Jr.,
CIigRING AND FURNISHING' STORE, Marmic Hall
i r ps end, Piadtugk.4—Clothitt made to tinter, in
part style, and at mo.liitiito !rata. autiAt
IL. 32:r.713 an is ti
IIOLESALE TELOCIERS, and Daalera in Produce, For
-sign Winesand LicinorADll 31onongahela and Bean
ad Whisky, NO.i29riaioici , AL,Titteburcch. Ca. I" iY29:y
Ofik. ' 'A. -Tind Leo
• WHOLESALE and li ! tag sADDLE, lin KNESB,'
'MUNE, VALISE thid CARPET DAG manutal>
tures. Na. 1.98 VNord : otreet, Pittaburgb, Pa.
,112971, „
.
. John H . !Mellor, '
IVOLESALE AND . DETAIL DEALS'S. IN 'MUSICAL
INSTBUNZNTS, .Pianos, Music, School Books and
Stationery, No, 122 Wood moot, fjanl
A. J. MOAN
HAUAN &
wUOLIOALE and Rataliih :nil St/Ax, Riney and
Staple DRY GOODS, Nos 91 Market and 8 Union
street,Pittaburgh. - -apr4
JOSEPH ORAPHAL
WiliZqaPil i gN o
i t . N T H, E tEtA i I , F I - A ItLEIL • IN
my2ly No. 63 MARECT STILE kT. P 145131181117.
POWELL &
ADOBatEannLA..u.AND ORNAMENTAL CAlnt,RB.
-Ornamental: Patterns tor Casting, in every style;
Modeling, Designing; do. Composition ()momenta for the
decoration of Steataboalci, Banding.% AM; 96 SMITHFIELD
Street, near the. Post yltam
NEE
=ME
.BY ;GLILIAORE &- MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUPIYINGS."' CORNER , , OF FIFTH &ND' WOOD sTR.EET, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR, $6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
VOLITHE .-
BIWNESS - V,R14. -
ENTERPRISE- . VITORTraI.i.
vek.l36 Woi;oanlYtet 1111D - Otat SitOW tatiitt'll7lr."
• Be W'd fiRrtSY." •
„frjrri thIPORTHRS and manufadurein of
• ' • • GHTLEBT,I3HIGIICIALLANDIGINTAL
•
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLE B, as. 'Ws
keep a general assortmett of the above
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articles constantly on Land; together
, .
with ;inners' wariety of Pansy Hardware. /ago, Guns, Pis.
Lois and Recolwars, Flasks, liormt, Shot Delis, tape, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; hunting and Pocket liniver,
Tailors and Hair Dressers-Sbears; ; Pocket &lissom, sec
Also;Traises and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairinirnentf . r
ItIFILESI,-We are making, Riling' of every description,
rderot the best meterial; and workmanship warrsnion... , .
. via - readied ftc them at WhOlessie or Retail, will be fill+
with despatch. Hunting' parlas' suppled at • Wholdalti
'Chandeliers nMad. Gam Fixtures.
SE enbsdribereare now opening at their new Wareroota
: N 0.109 FIRST STREET, betwien Wood and Smith
eld,the tartest assortment Of GLIANDEMMIS, BRAG:fi
riiS.,ViliDANTS,aml all articles connected wit Gas Pitting,
ter Offered in. ;this - market.. Baring,"arringemeOs mede
whiclithes Will be militantly in roceiptof new•mittarna
end ehrieties,,ther confidently inidte the, attintito etym."
ohseerelo their selection. We. are detennined-li* sell as
tow ss any hone? in the West, S. - Shying, practleil Gas Pit.
ters,een offilipeoullar adrititageite those delimlt:4 articles
ho thisline. _ •
1 Wicofilintui as herebitire to fit up buildings of efiride.
etrlptien forfas:water and steam,.
Bran Osatuirs of all kinds mode to order.promptly.
" • ' - • LOIGI, DIEGUiII, e_CO.,
N 0.109 First sheet,
1:91:0011.GE .13/.'ETO.IIE.EL,
. >rso>ti fi W yoax, •
BIANUFACTUREIL c;f the celebrated
iIL A • :Gossamer Ventilating Wig, Elastic
Band Toupees, and every description
ofOrnnmentai Nair, far Ladles and
Gentlemen. 79 FOlfitTll STREET,
between ! Wood and M ar ket, Pitts.
burgh.
iitsectintes 'system enables Ladles
and Gentlemen to measure their heads
•
• with iletainiey.
FOB..
No. 1. The round of the Head.
No. .2.1 From the forehead over the head to neeit,No.l.
No. 3..Frem ear to ear, over the top.,-
; N0..4.: From ear to ear, round the fotehead.
For Toupees, to corer thC top of dittoed on ly - 1 paper
pattern, the alma Blume of th e bald part.. focyt
- .
Mow Conch grid ,Cn.rristko Ficeicery
7OTCED3I 4 OIIi • B11.0THK&O & CO.
amer of roetca and Belmont streets., J.filleglAy Oily,
WOULD respetlfull. inform their friends
c-, a , - ,rb r s„ sad the public generally, thatthey have
~„,;,:ce-/- warrantee* the - manufacture ofVerthige ..
lianuiehmOtockutrays,Doggice,als
Chariots, in all their Tallow; etyloe Of finish and proportion.
All fSers will he executed with staid - regard to durability_.
sari beauty of fudelt. Repaint *ill 'also be attended to on
the man reaurnabbs tenne. .Uahrg ' 'all their work the
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel contl•
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly salaried on List of their work.
Purchasers arc requested to giro us a call, before purcha
sing eleewhere octedy
-Eleelzior CarslageFactory.
JINSTON,' 11ROTHEII '2lt OU., PRACTTCat, COACII
MA 6 MS, Corner of gebecca and Melmond streets,. Alle
gbeny city,•Pe.,, hare on hand endure Manufacturing an
estenslve .ussortment of Carriages, Tioekaways, itoggiee,
Eta,Vagn Cars; se., made in all their various styles, with
strict regal to durability and beauty of tinish, using In all
ther verb the best Juniata iron nod eastern hiegory. Its
pairs attenled io en the bust fe.,..-onabln term. They feel
confident that all who may favor them with their patron
age, trill be perfectlynatlsfled. oo trial ~f their work
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass ever? LIP
teen - mlnotes dining the day. oecfnay
PITT,SIBURGII COACH FACTORY. I
lI.BIG ...... .....
Bigelow & Co..
511CCE39011.3 TO 8.31. BIG BLOW, No. 46 -
Diamond alley, near Wood street, Pitts
burgh—COACIIES, CARRIAGES, PIMA, ;,":„;
TONS, Bile OLES, and awry description of
fairy vehicles built to order and finiabed in %manual' un
=roamed 13r beauty of detigo, elnlanro of finish, skill of
workmanship, and durability of materials .
ARP-All work warranted
JOSEPH EL
ferrocessost TO L. WILCOX • CO.)
CORNER ILAILIUST STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
constantly on hands full assortment of Drugs, Meth.
tines, Medicine Mesta, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
tug to his business.
SL7- Physicians' Prescriptions carefully onmpounded at
all hours.
JOILN /1.2X1:10
VLEMING BROTILERS,
(Soceessors to J. Kidd A - Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60 Wood &reel, Pia:burgh, Az.
Proprietors of D. ItLane's Celebrated Vermifuge. Layer
PilLq, de. Jalo
701117 'RAPT, JR.,
(succussor thJas.ll4jaillmy,)
'Wholesale and listall Druggist,
A ND Dealer In I'ALNTE, OILS, DYE STUFFS, Ac., 141
11 Waal street, thri.re doors he Virgin alley,
apr4mkely Y 1 TT
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old biononga
hela Bye Whisky, tke•'
ALSO, RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
NO. 8 WOOD STII}IET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
W
INES, Bra,thes, (linS, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits, St
Croix and New England Rum, Clarets, Champagnes,
Scotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon,
Old Monongahela Bye and Itoctified Whtiky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and - Blackberry Brandlva; imported Ilarana,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spanish and Common
Cigars, all at such low prices MS to challeug °amt. loon.
Fancy liar lisp and .Labelled Bottles of every style, oud
Demijohns of all sizes. I respectfully Invite an examioa
tion of my stock, ut No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. apraily
. - -
I)Y U. 0. 111 LL.—TILY-I PRACTICAL VIOLIN SCHOOL
-1.) A new and caalplete synois of Violin playing, in en
easy, progressive and practical form, and designed expre.sly
for the Ame:rD'an atadent, to which 14 added valuable les
sons and eserclaer and beautiful arrangements, as Bolos and
Duos of the most popular melodies of the day. Selected,
arranged and composed by U.C. 111 LL, pupil of Spohr, late
eresident of the New York Philharmonic Society.
The above f ust received,in adrance of the trade, by
UN.NILY KLEBER., 101 Third street.
. _
• We bare carefully examined the above work of U. C
flill'a, and consider it one of the moat complete and prat
cal Violin Soho°le we have ever Been. U. ANTON,
U. VOGEL,
feb6 • Teachers of Music.
701:1211 ICCLOSEET walnuts m'cLoscrr
Wholeoalo end Retail Clothing Xerohants,
NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
Wubeeribera respectfully inform their old customers
ad the public In general, that they have this day as.
'misted themselves in the above bualliess, under the grin
pt 4011 N 3PCLOSKIiIC a. CO. They respectfully solicit s
abate of public patronage.
The previous , bUsineas of each will be settled by them.
selvesreao.ctiaelY. febe
ALOE° k CO
LAIRD, (late of the firm of 0001.17 dr. I.alltD,) having
ritb, opened STORE NO. 9, (two doors abase the old
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTTIi.NO
fIUSINESS, hopes by etrlet attention to Moaner:a to merit a
&hare of the patronage of the late firm.
~N, Il t (tioti:ing made to order hi the most fashionable
etyma, and on the shortest notice--inferior to none in the
nt .jand6i•—
James Diellinger,_
iur ONONGAIERLA PLANING KlLL—Would risTiscPlaly
ill inform his friends and the public, that his new Otab
lishment Is now In full operation. and that he is prepared to
tuinish Post Oahhos,niad fill all orders for Planed Dilater,
with promptness and at the lowest rates.
74130ard and Plank, planed on one or ooth sides, constantly
bn hand.
flash, Doors, and Motildbura, or every description, made to
Bidders and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to give him a cap, us Moan now mrntsh them with planed
stuff suitable for everyllescription of work.
wm.. a. mramom. ....... . . cmtEwm...
BELL AND BRASS 'FOUNDERS,
I NIANUFACTURERS of all kinds of BRASS WORK, LO ,
Comorria., STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, &c.
Al
so, Ootton Batting ?danutacturers.
• Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, N 0.12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
• OLD BRASS and COPPER taken to exchange for work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. febo:ly
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
No. 43 Corner of FilUi and Wood Sheds
Odice up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pltts‘ilirgh,
ESPECTVIILLY announce "to the" public that e has
commenced the' HEAI4 ESTATE AGENCY, In' corium
with. Intelligence and • Generld Collecting. He will
oleo attend to renting. Persons in want of senorita, In any
capacity, or those In want of places, will be supplied at ehort
notide. All business entrusted to his care prdmptly
tended to,
Referenpur—T. J. Bighorn, Esn., Richard Cowan, Book W.
0. Leslie, Dr: Alai. "Moak, Japes Mackerel, A. A. Mason,
eat dr Old. jan.lB
.DANIIL AIIIy JB
,
. ..
- Schn_citmem & usiudein •
LAlSHOGHAPlLiatii—qtdrd street, opposite the Poed-oftlee,
Pittsburgh. fdaps,landsmpes, Bill Heads, Show Bills,
Labels ( , Arohiteotaral and Mesblue Drawings, Business and
Vhd ngeads'ett.;Pmgrayed or Drawn on Stone, Printed
in ors,,Gold,Bronie, or Blaoh,in the most epprored style,
end et the most reasonable prises. octlEsly
11..•011LPF D. ILLISTICOM T. J. DRAFT.
I Graft, Reisinger ft. Graff,
wESTERN FOUNDRY, No. 124 Wood stre I 1 PM&
burgh, Pa.
COD :.!
Coal
Parld
Suga
Stay •
..
CIIINA HALL,
, airman STREET, sarwurs THIRD AND FOUILTII BTRICII3.. •
SLr.r
•aFas VISTITNG TIM CITY I3HOULD CALL IN
see the belitltira easortment of cEIINA;'' GLASS
and USENSWARW, now open at the above establish- 1
meat Our. goods _ being entirely new, we are enabled" to
elTer nduceinente In all the latest styles of Dinner, Tea
and ilet Ware, white iron-atone,we have a great variety
4 eh p
1 .
as; also, gold band .and fancy olored stone ware
sets.-Our ,dock of nlalte Covered Diehe%
, Tea d Toilet sets
,- 3 6, 21 ,, ip ureen ,4 . yoptah,jalpilibes without covers, ended
- Edit i - at illiverY iirtitiv spreAsitting to ti_ blunt:. Bet - la 3
'teat selected. -. Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery; -
Spoo , Quatero;;Walters, anal:louse Frinalidng.Eloods, we
bare Is large assortment.:. ." ; '
' C43IMON - WAYM.4-01 1 r - Ether of Common Toss, Elates,
Piettes, Bilieiti,NAPples,lterals,liitchers, and-every article
in .th4 i line is large, and we'atAptepared to-paSk them with
prig out Ste goods . asthe - purchitiler May Wish: .
A , a large assortment of alli-kinds of GLABB WARE,
vrhlch; we are selling et inatintaiturers' prices, all of which
sserolifered at wholesale or retail, by - • .' .' ' "
oct2t3 JOHN -J. 01.1ARIt. ~
_ .
!912132
ALLEN,
L.
INI/0112-111 DPALVG 111
Zievr School for the V telliai
RECOMIIENDATTON
allartlYSCTOßltas or
Plain and Fancy Grates,
Plain and Fancy Fenders,
Bad and Dog Irons,
Portable Forges,
Tea Kettles,
Wagon Boxes, &c. rtatils
.g Stoves,
:EA Wood Stoves,
Stoves,
.w Ware,
Kettles,
Kettles,
DI=EN
BUSINESS' CARDS;
NO. 89 WASHINGTON STRBET/tornerof Dearborn,
'CHICAGO, ILLLSOLS,
ALLAN PINIESFON. .........EDISAIID A. nucsaa.
-.., pliakerton & Go.
DEVOTE ,ftiall .... ATFthiTioN TO THE TELANFACTION OF A G=IFILIL
' . , • DETECTIVE touop,nusmss
In the states of Illinolth Wisconaladtlicldzan and Indiana.
nThlfoaltf
tritlate:firm of JONES .VQlTlSSl:lia4lngheen dissolved
y l the death of John P. Qatm, on the 27th Inst., the
dmaineranf sad first will be ifettledhy the tindersteMed, at
theft office, corner-of-Rose and nat. Sur et JONES, viving Partner.
'Aftsbargb, September 30,1821—{00t21
. •
Issue Jones, '
14.1c2WFACIT11121Ritot Spring and Blister . liteel, Plough
Slab Steel, steel Plough Wings, 'Coach and gliptic
Springs, Brass Nut Taper, half patent, Screw, Mall and
Mannered Iron Axles,—corner of Boss and First streets,
Pittsburgh,Pa. • • -ocaly'
D. lI.,ROGEMS.
• ' •D.
71 , if ANUFAMMERB of hOGßlOYttatentitopurtedSteti
.131 Cultivator teeth. Office corner Roes and First streets.
JACOB ,SVCOLALISTER,-
WHOLESALE AND RET.4IL,CIOAR 105 1 30241M1311.
Arrinnitzr. rs ALRims o?
TotracCrii, : Snuff Mad Ili arse'
,
. 2570)14, kits.
ilgii'reqs co nertant.ty on hand a large supply, or. all , the
tarlottalnande o 7 7n:trill:ad Clime.
etw.uro SlOrtatdlr RI
=VW) MUMMY HENRY L. RINGWALT.
-Ostrftwavitolfertlion - &Cti.
ANANIIPACTIRIERS OP,UUT, PRESSED AND"PLAIN
,‘LINT GLASSWARE, statehouse N 0.1.4 Wool street,
comer of Front street, Plttelnugh...
-OQ- . All other kinds of Gliistararo and Window Glam. at
low matketpriceo.. , • , • • -
ILICI I / 1 .01:1, C. ,BODIEEING..
• itsarrieronlit of
Gilt, - , Brass; Bronzy, Looking - (Hass,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
'DIA TN - AND ORNAMENTED—No. 21 Sr. ems. STMT.
j= All kinds of Obmposition Ornaments, for ateamboala,
de. MI kinds of tliang,and Re gilding, to order. 1.111 t•
Moulding., for Frame 4, wbalesale and-nstall • Varnish Ibr
Oil P& , wings. 'Engravings and Lithographs, for sato.
Ali- Impaired or defaced 011 Paintings restored in the
best manner.
All Frames and Mouldings mmufactured In this estab
lishment may be cleaned without injury, with soap and
water.
Oall-and see. 2io. 21 St. Oil.: At., Pltiabiargh. tmhat.tf
WM. A. M7CLITRG,
DUALEII. IN
Fine Teas, Choice Family Groceries awl Willem
Ware.
CORNIER OF WOOD .4ND SIXTH SM.,
PITTSBIIRGII. PA. _
IB Dow ToceiviilSS isrZnits.wrusLant nt VELESI.I GOODS,
plaitiou so•lils sOrgatly sAt.stsilfe stsol4:l,nirlpvssal
fromillfeistunds'in - ibrY.astematsasts, which, viiita
at the bloat silirket pneea.
44 4 11,nets,.Surambests. and baffles, Inorlng.bf the
ststantity,snp - pOssl at -nbolssals sites. .
sir awoas odocon..l fn tits city tree of ebargs: sepal
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
ROBERT E. PATTERSOR, Proprietor, •
coLLN 01 2 DI ASIO.ID tl . 4Thlr A Ctl P. II r:rL Y ALLEY..
Pi WU; subleriber reepectfulit announce , to the terites
lietoieroen of Piltoborgh, that be bro re.crothr veelt ed
a RIDING ECtIOQL, which. In redo; of size. tannint : diatoe
Or. 'Ma adaptation. uudettutuy 'meets any similar ta•telt
lishmenttn the United Et.th. Its legation ht. sereseible
(roman parts et the atty. while Its high out airy situation
renders it c.peetally suited to the promotion of health., by
this most agreeable exeraise The. Itorecs are dorile and
sell Rained, and the proprietor pleigea himself that uo
.pnina or ex terti.e will be era rcd to tuske this t atabilthment
the first to the eotlfeionver of the public. ocfloal
ICC.
/UWE Interest of ?Ir. JOAN ATWELL in our business
I ceases from this date by agreement. Out hushiess,
WUOLIISALII tlll.oCEltS,uill be continues! by the remain
lag partners under the firm of
EAOALEY4 - COSCIRAVE - 41 CO.,
Nes. is and= Wood reset, Pittsburgh.
11.4.06 LET: WOODWARD k CO.,
No. 21.11 ?larkat street. Philadelphia.
WM. BAGALEY A CO.
Pittsburgh, December Igth,lBS4 ---(deetr2
Notice..
RAVE sold layintemst in the hush:wee of Long, "filler
I
Co., to B. A.l.ong, who; erithdolin , Phillips, will con
tinuo at the old stand, ro. /02-,Front street. I cordially
recommend the new firm to the patronage of
,my frit:ads.
Pittsburgh, July - =, - : 1 • P. IhIdILLER.
O. A. 1.050
S. 'LONG & CO.,
ELL AND BititE3 FOUNlitiftts, AND GAB
D !
inriteattration,to their stook ofChatlallers,itrackets,
- Peridatitu,void other GilttlriA. We fit up houses with Gall
and. Steam, mai° Brass Castings of all kinds to oilier, fur.
nisit Railroad Puriaro• and Tank Fittings, and keep Anti-
Attrition Metal eemstantty en tivind. •
. -
111,analsotory.
POONfI. FOUR'S, lisllll.ENiziote.—ltcoccrioa tit Paton.
--Ow‘ng to syperiot aciiltitostn manufanturing my own
work, we are nor: ,et ling; at 'emit 10 p, cont. lower than
the eastern rities, or claewhera. All work warranted.
Sterhng Sarre —We r.h.o manufacture Spoon,' of the
British sterling quality,
Watches and Watrit repairing continued, with every fa•
milty and renewed &germination to give entire satisfaction
to customers, Loth to to price and the ruperinr quality of
the work. W. W. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
corner of Market and Fourth streets.
Steamboat T'TtktUttar. and. Chairs.
W have on hand and nn constantly manufactu
ring ST II A M BOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND
CHAIRS, of el - Pry description, viz:
Ektunsion Dining Tables;
Do Bar do;
Ladles Cabin Chairs, of various styles;
Bents. do do do;
State E.•. .0 do do do;
Pc Toilet Boxes;
Teton fetes; Sofas;
Divans; Centre Tablest*,
Wash Stands; Card do;
Water do; Trays, k e... , Ac. •
Material and werrkmanship warranted, and prices astir
factory. T. B. YOUNG A CO.,
irT) 38 Smithfield st., opposite City Hotel.
NOTICE.
DALY'S STOCKING 3IANUFACTORY,
No. 20 Ilfth street, first corner abort Marker ercsf,
pirrsuumu, PA
Alr HERE WILL be found the largest and beet assorted
FY stock of HOSIERY ever offered for sale In this city.
Purchasers will find IL to their advantage to call at this es
tablishment and examine for themselves; it is all I neat to
insure their custom. C. DALY.
N. B.—Remember the CLIL&P STOCKING Comm.
febl:y C. D.
et, C0., ---
(11 - IEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 82 T laird tired,
I.J near Market., would respectfully inform their friends
and the puldlc generally, that they have now in store their
complete FALL STUCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
description, from the Royal VelVetand Brtiapols, tvi the com
mon I ngrain,, IlentriAnd Rag. Floor 011 alotb,.from ove
to eight yards wide, new designsand very rich. Cocoa sod
Canton Matting, Druggets, ftugs,Mats, Stair Rods Window
Shedea, Ac. Pe rsona In want are invited to call and exam
ine their stock. Steamboats, Hotels, and Residences fern
lobed on the moat reasonable terms.
"Small profita mad quick sake." — lip
- 77..R318 CASH ONLY.
W. S. Haven
, VILE OLD PRINTING IiSTABLISWMENT, (late John
," ston et Stockton.) and Blank Book and Stationery
Warebotase, Is prepared to execute every style of Legal,
Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and Book
Binding, and furnish every article in the Blank Hook, Paper
and Stationery line, at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse. Printing OBlee
and Book Bindery, corner of Market and Serond sta. foovle
AV NV, BLUR
Smith, Hair & Hunter,
(Lute smith & Sinc , airj
WHOLESALE GILOCERS,
MEM]
PRODUQE AND LOMMISSION WpRCLIANTS,
AND DEALERS in all kinds of Pittsburgh Iliinufne-
Lunn, 122 Sgeond and 151 Flrgt street, Pittnhu•gb,
frbii
Depot of bongwort h a. Zioninermanta Ca.-
UMW Wlna• and Drnndy.
run S undersigned has received and offers for sale, at Ctn.
cinnati nnee.s, a large quantity of Logworth 3 Zimmer.
man's cnoice and world-renowned Sparkling, Dry and La
dies' Sweet ratawba Wines. Such as may desire to procure
an excellent article of Native Wfne,lthe pure juice of the
giapeo will bud my Fetablishment the place for the gratifi•
catidn of their destres. The Catawba Brandy,dlstilledtrom
the genuine tirape, ladeelse , ,d by many excellent judges,
equal In flavor to the best imported Cognac.
D. FICKEIFIEN,
N 0.137 Liberty street.
Wm. H.Taloott It C 0.,.
EMOCISSTIPS 'Mt T. tratrier, ;a.; as 00.,1
MANUFAGTURERS OP GILT XND MAHOGANY LOOK.
INO GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Frames, &a., and
dealers in Imported and Domestic Fanny Goods, No. 62, cor
ner of Wood and Fourth streets, Vittsburgli:
coneume the Smoke.
•
HE subscriber hating the exolpsiye tight to manure.-
tore and sell SWEENEY'S ,HOT Alit AND SMOKE
CONSUMING - FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract for heating buildings with the mest economical
Furnace now in uae. The attention of those interested Is
solicited. Any intormution can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. B A 1 - 1-N DOLLAR,
deofthtf 1 Inn City Stove Warehouse, N 0.13 - WOO St.
:N o , r 5,4, 4 . " it hi Tirmel
..
- --0 lc THAT PICTURES of Superior excellence may
-
-.... . -be obtained at CARGO'S New Daguerrean Galle
ry, No. 76 Fourth street, at prices varying from
One to Twenty Dollars. All, work warranted to.
plaices. Childrerr-taisen - In - ii few seconds. Call enat - airsiiie
spebiniens of tbovariotis styles. Rooms open day and eve
ning. • febliit
Z/Itt• It. BILL MARCOS a. HOLLIDAI .
iifll & liiollldayg
11011R c i)DIICE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MDR.
HANTS, Eran.rcalt, /a—Strict attention paid to nil
consignmenta for sale of Flour, Produce, Ac.• , Orders for
the_p rchose of Produce solicited and promptlyattended to.
Goods for reshipment forwarded with despatch. toctiktim
GOBLE LEAGUE FACTGEIr.
1.1" AMILTON STEP/ART, Menufseturer of Shirting,
Checks, Tweeds, etailLebecca .street, Allegheny, has
oneued a Wareroom BICONDIECOBS Pear' BUILDINGS, corner
_Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Merchants who are not aware that these Checks can be
made as good and Fold as low bore ae , in any other city in
the United States, are invited to call and examine for them
. salvia: rahlTlm;
T ., onasrsigned has mnda arratigements with Thomas
Lampkin, of.Washingtork - City; to procure WARRANTS,
Aa..„ , for SolOisAithelrs4ldaWs. //Z.. Mildreurfor BODNTY
LANDS, cer Ahstotter c ahn ma' the OdcernMent."
• SAMUEL PAIEINESTOM,
- :dart Residence, No. 9 Rose street; Plttdargh•
PITTSI3UAGEI. TUESDAY, MAX 8, 1855
• . ,
C. lIIMSE,N.
MANUFACTErgEte Oit. WiPart, , vANDITSC.9ar
=BOTTLES 9
ANA ,
WINDOW GLASS
Black Porter, Wilier and' Claret BOteles,
DEMI-JOE:I.p 8- AND -0A.a1101'8;
nurt lILtiS .11 - IViRi e .'PAP/SETT.
WarcPiW t Hots.l o :4B9cona,do.4o -- ,. 185 irat at,
PitratfUitdit, PA. [wh2B
,
- ,
' 'New VrinanittigEitorti , .
No. 83 arose of Marini street and thettiestond.
TIRANE{ VAN GOND= ririfmreftdb" announces to the
• public or Pittsburgh andviithsity, , that be trill opeb hie
PIM Triminingfitcae.oationdaV,Arali 17th.--,.lhtving fitted
np the 'nesters store .roopi in the city, ithd,lllledlt with a
'choice selectim of the latast styles Trittoninga'and Pea
ry Goode, he flatterwhlmself that ho will offer, superior In
ducements and eudeavorto give folisutfirfartiortt to all who
'nay favor hini with their patronage.. -
Now, don't forget the plaso—No.finfarkat street, corner
of the Diamond, japrl2] FRANI VAN GORDEN.
.
(Bueueesors to Iltdranze
Air kiITP&A.MUJIMBH of - Cut, Moulded? Pinto, Filet
i. -and Panay Colored GLAI3I3WASE, end dolt* in all
kinds of Windoerl3 meg; Ylealog NUM atiry natio. Ware
!louse corner of Market and.Watat strestayEttsbilfgh.
Entadly
p.,AVIHO Juni My Interest in the firmT: EigsINEDY,
art., a CO vnituun U. Snitch, vlgr, with A. a.
eery, will continue tho Looking fast& and Variety Bed-
OW at the ofd nand, cornet of Woad awl .7harth. gateau,
tinder the style of-Wm. A. Taleatt d; 00. I cutdidentJy re
commend them to my toucan imstamms, as :every way
troadirted to glee entireandadtethen. • •
JI penanno havtog demands against me, end all Indebtod
to me will please make an cattratittletent
Henry lUaituirdson..4awellert
rENCAVING re.fltted his Mere In a handsome manner, and
VI. but recently returned from the eastern dam with a
tine assortment of WATCHES,- JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of hie friends and rrustum.
ars to the fact that emoig bib Watkbei *HI be -fitund the
Most desirable etyles
towhee, ,Tatternsarui ataketa. tb,
baest style' of & Breast Pins, Fob en Vert Choinn,
/lager Mugs, g&A Ringo. Miniature Lochstit, etc.. etc
FANCY GOODS-Such ae eapier 31nr_b' Wirth Tabl. and
Boxes, Mao: Fancy Vases. 'Perfume 11;'iotim,'t'uble Mato,
Ooleellatola Porte Slonnake 4 treat variety ; Chins Fruit
and Cake Dtsh..-s; -with an variety of ;until and or.
Itamental artieleN tehlCh base only to he seen to be appre
taxi. fotrell ' KO. 81 IIA,RILET,BrfREET.
;011dif.s.
J n. 138 Wood -,drrcl, Ildni.riord• het= Virgva .. .Aary.
DOWN & TETLEY would. call the eta:anion ti".4lportlng
A..) met": to their large assortment of Clone,. Mies end He.
P13C061, the largest: and 'bat ulette-1 .tdoek ever
Opened In this market; together with sc,roveral airortment
of liardware,Catlery, Tootsand fistougTaelde,*ll of which
• e otter at the iureest rceerlhle pewee to cash Duni:meet or
fnr ;coot , _N raced pater' -
tioota and Stkoes.
1 SVLAUGII.LIN .tttee., met.:ll opnt. e!te
. the Muyor'stlatb,nt tn..nnte,otitringGehtlel.t — n'e hlr.r
hboen. ties and buttoned; Oan‘re4s mad :tut( n
Gaitere; Ledlen" tioot.e, Ana Igtotit. Jch-hy VIA.,
p.re,d.W.l. french Leobing Galt4rs,t,inivrj Lviur Ai:dab:L:le;
time, iCid and Sutin th.tter. uf. the heat. nahterlhl;
and Children'' , do. rd every 4utiety.
N. notde 1 o meter. nn ebArt ttch [sulg
BO=
4; 1 4
- 4 .- • •
BUSINESS CARDS
'ORKS.;
_
--_....
• soldiers' Bounty Londe,
A ND Ci pl.tlB AGMS:ST ti,JY2iltiilltioT—Lnill pro.
tio uL ty Lana Warratta their Wiiosn
and Minor Children, awl will proarc.uNv litatim against
Government, 11114 attend" to I,,aitins in thri ' , Court or
Claitax," roczntly established by eciagnis,
N.l O. 14S Third street, one door above timi11,5,11,1 aL
ill 19, NicY
NEW SEED STODEt
JAILES WAYDROP,
Osovcra far nee CANARY BMUS of the roost improved
band, being very, hardy, awl fuze rir N me; -bird dee&
-.Canary ,limp, 151111 et, Rape and tilieti4tel - Bouquet!.
trill be furnished compered ef Ile lino% FLONYERE, vit
Caraellat,Rater Ruda, liellatropea,Ae. Everpeenzi (hi Dots)
ibrCbrittbasTeres, from the Seed end nertirtiltgrel Store,
No. 4? fifth et, near Neal. '• dec2o
E ENLIST' AND CLASSICAL. SEMINARY.
W.. T. IIe.DONALD. 11,71101PAlir,
TI
Wait fiession of the Insttnationll - conaramee on
r
MONDAY, the 6th of OtptaltDat naXt, at tbii loom oor.
ner of Verry•nrl Mealy streets, fetal oceiVed by the
• Nerrerefer ,- -Ifor). - .L . W. - &ea:Lica. limp, Jr., S.F. Von
°thorn. R. Mille.. Jr. suala
Bounty Lands.
TETE undersigned contirma to contain Bounty Land
Warrants. The present hill sisus to all who base
served In any war since 179'./. ILO acre, terms moderate.
LURD COl;111300T, 37 Diamond alley.
mlll2l hetwoen Wood at mid Diamond.
._.
Agency fore,oldlers ,
LtiF„ a l, A NOS.— iflittellASll AND SALE OF
I AND W A fiDANTS.—The undersigned has mode ar
rancements with ompetent and responsible geuticm fa to
obtain Certincates or Warrant, for z , olilier,f, their widows or
minor children. who are entitled to Bounty Lands; also for
Ste Location if Lands, and the Purcha,e and Sale of Land
Warrants. JOIN D DAVIS,
Corner of Wood and Fifth street',
New Paper Ilangings.
No 55 Wt)01:1 STREET.
VINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR-PAPERS;
r Panel Decorations. in geld, oak and marble;
Hail Papers, of earious styles;
Fig'd and Plain Papers, for dining mono and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;
Borders, Ceilings, FlZllrell, Window Shades.
A large and complete assortment of the &hose, selected
fur th,. season, will be sold at the usual low prices.
oet3 WALTER P MARSHALL
Walter P. Marshall,
TAIPORTERand Dealer In French and American Payer
flanainaa marg
SPRING STOCK OF EULSIBUItO PIANOS,
Ifip"'CHARLOTTE MIRE, No. 118 Wood
street, Pittsburgh, sole Agent.
The Hamburg Pianos are undoubtedly en.
under to all others, both in elasticity of
touck and superiority of tone.
They have not only received the highest marks of apmn•
button from the best European Planters, such as
LIST, TIIALBERO,
And others, who have them constantly In their own nse,
but also from our resident Profetvors. The following Is an
extract from a letter of
PROFESSOR HENRY ROIIBOOR.
Atter describing the 'particular style, two of which he
wants for his own use—one Orand andi One Square—ho
speaks as follows of their excellent qualities:
" My little daughter, who playsvery well, must, with my•
self, have a good instrument, and yours are the Dug ones
which can satisljt
" Inetrumerkte are offered moon the most accommodating
terms. I, however, do not Eke them; they have not the
elastic touch and the tone of yours.
"I remain yours, respectfully,
Howe ItailßOCE, Pittsburgh, Pa."
For sale by CHARLOTTE BLUM E, at the "Old Ebtab.
Belted Piano Depot/' 118 'Wend street, 2d door above Fifth
, Also. sole Agent for Pittsbargh and Western Penns)lvaels
for Ballet, Doris of o , .'s Becton Pianos, (which in ihe Fast•
ern rolles are considered superior to either Chlettering's or
Nattrat a Clark's. but which fact is not estoosively known,
as they hove but lately been introduced hen ;) sod other
New York and Philadelphia P 13110,1, of the b et makers. at
idiom from s2!b to $BOO otbl9
CARD.
kkFew days since, t potatah.O. ni rarorlPMent of my
ItaMalan , IA‘OS. la watch no extr et :r an a latter
from Prof 11 draibtek, of rhie fry, oddres,e I to ilesSis.
Baumgarten & Hein, , Bemb , e.;. the manufacturers,
was itocrteolo lans morning 1 obeen..4 hi several of the
dolly papers a'• Plot's ~' enrned la. Prof It, in which he
state that I was inonthorized to autat, use of lt, and that
it was loco -rectl . e'ated and appliiol
In reply —I ores .us-d that it ha hod written the letter,
he, of course. meant. What was therein ^ontoinef. and con.
am - im:loy require, no authority from Lim to Malta the
same-public. As regard the asset Lion as to Its In trrect
ne,o, I hove the let,' in n•y pass' —inn, nail it nprahn it
itni - 11 surd for word as 1 lii •e notaished. Ilessre Forum
veto'. a demos at Wit u. prOdotl• sir-n Xtr. rto..b.4c for
otido•sewent—comr Pianos we e huo-o, up es,lnted and
re • bred the hi th.. , , comma 0f,ti0... Irani the rot waists,
long bef. re Prof. It. -ow As to pas iLf• 1.0 .• n L 1,1,1 an•in
V 100 . 0 , : , o„ pu .1 j.E.un. die el Alrol, o ne in Lin- 100t,05 .
1 he wit., well known. in the City. /suit nit be nue bi reeom•
mendulion war. niUunnior to initil 111 ,11 Lim want Of 00
e1..11 I , . In CVnelliiii , l3, I way odd (Lint they Pinnil on their
ow., merit, and are end )rsoti by such men a Litim.,ThitltiCig,
.od others,'solely on !meson:it of [lb ir me If
- UllAhl, eI'TR MAMIE.
NOTICE.
IN an advertisement of Mrs. Winne, tu this paper my
.
na eis made use of in connection with ihe Hambur g J a nos. Such use is unauthorised by me, and. moreover,
the meter is Incorrectly crated and misapplied. he facts I
are these: About a year ago I wrote to Baumgarten &
Reins, Sianhinakers in 'Hamburg, (Germanyj for a Piano
of a new. and peculiar construction, and of which I famish
ed a minute description. -They replied that they did not
manufacture any ouch, and requested me to examine a
Piano of their make sent lo Mrs. Blame, at the same time'
offering to farmeh me with a similar one, ih ruse I liked it.
I accordingly examined the Instrument, but as it did not
please me, I dielined Aituchasing, of them. I have since
oonght and dm now using a PiatiO" from the factory pf
NprXiiiis & Mint, N. Y,. ' - (1n112:3)
HENRY he
BTOCII OF
CHICKERLSG 4 SONS'
111101411 PIANOS.
101 IN 11. MELLOR, No. Si Won STREET
l between Fourth -street and Diamond alley,
haajtist received from the manufactory of C ICKERING
Jr' SONS, BOSTON, a new and full supply of their 11IRST
CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES; with all the
late and valuable improve ments—ideo, of - their plainer and
loWeispricad styles, suitable for . those who regalia a Cheap
but good instrument. All the Pinto - Forte . ' from this man
ufactory are warranted, and will beeoIdINTARIABLY AT
BOSTON , FACTORY PRICES.
OLD PLANo3.—Several second-hand Pianos, in good
order; for sale at $5O, $5O, $75, $ll5, $180,8c., Au:
M}SLODEONS—A hill supply 'of Melodeons of entirely
new and beautiful styles,antl tram the - best - manufactories
Su the country, at 115, PECS, $l OO , $1,7, , , $l5O,
JOEIN H. MELLOR, ,
Agent for the sale of CIIICSERING ot PONS' PIXF(I4
Far ' , Rube , gh bud Oestern , Penni.
air No. $3l wood greet, between Diamond - alloy and
. Fourth street , - mhl.6
IDAELOR FURNITURE.—We are constantly,
taring fine parlor furniture of every da•criptiou•.war
rniated in ma al and rorkinanship, and n , ld at roluced
.•.[lnex2 4 3 - - T. b. YOU' a & no.
mAoco—ac. kegs 6 - Twin - Tobacco receiving - titierat
le by ' ' [ap2o] ATWELL, LzE # 00.
:
i
CLEVELAND AND - PITTSBUDGE.
RAILROAD
iz -.4..tivp.-1.4.11
STEAMERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL,
- -
VIA IYELLSVILLE,
AND
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
shortest, quickest and most reliable route to Toledo,
T Chicago, hock Island, Galena, and St. Louis, le VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route is One Hundred miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains from Pitteburgb to Cleveland.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-three hours,
and St. Louts thirty-seven hours.
VIA ALLIANCE.
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad leaving Pitts
burgh at 3.00, A. M., 8.60, A. M., and 8.00, P. M., connect
at Allianae at 6.80 A. M., 11.48 A. M., and 6.00, P. M., as
follows:
Trains for Cleveland leave Aillanceat7.3o,A.B ~ and 12.00
M., and 680 P. id connecting at Hudson with Trains for
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.05 A. M., 2.20 P. M. and 0.00 P. M.
- Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through with.
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8.60 A. 61., and arriving in Cleveland at 2.20 P. It, as that
is the only train by which close connections are made
through to the above point. Passengers by this train
reach Chicago at 7.80 next marning, and St. Louis at mid
night.
- _
The Steamers Forest (Sty and Diurnal will leave the Nio
nongabela wharf every morning, (Sundays excepted.) at
10 o'clock, for Wellsville, connecting with the train leaving
Wellsville at 4.30 P. .SL, and arriving at Cleveland at 9.00
P. M.
An Accommodation Train will leave Wellsville daily,
(Sundays excepted ,) at 6.4') P. 31., connecting at Bayard
with Express Train arriving in Cleveland at 220 P. M.
Trains from Wellsville and Cleveland connect at Bayard
for Carrollton, Waynesburg, Dover, and New Philadelphia.
T takers for Cleveland, Chicago and the Northwest,
vim Wellsville, are sold at a less rate than via Alliance.
The Trains trom Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 7.30 and 2.30 A. M., and 625 P.
M 4 arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.00 A. M., and 10.00
A. M.
Trains leave Cblcago for Rock Island and St Louis as
follows: For hock Island at 0.00 A. St., and ILOO P. M.
For St. Loafs at 0.15 A. M , and 10 05 P. M.
- -
Passengers for St- Louis go over Rock Island Railroad to
Joliet, anu
thenceover the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Louis.
Pesiongers by the 9.15, A.3L, Train arrive in St. Louis at'
1 .20 same evening, and by the 10.05, P. IL, Train, at noon
seat day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there ree
checked for Chicago ass St. Lout,.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lst clots. 21 ti's. lstclasz. 2d crs.
To Alliance $2 90 To La Salle-416 CO $1:1:0
... 400 " Rock IsPd, 19 00 14 25
T01ed0...60 " Galena 19 15 14 00
Chicago n6O $lO 60 " Springfield IA 70 Ii 20
Bloomingt...lo 00 14 40 " Burlington 21 00
" St. L0u15.....21 00 10 50
Passengers are requested ts
Oftlee of the Company, in M.
Corner. .1. DD'
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
711WUGII
Northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
Chicago, Burtinyton and Quincy
RAIL ROAD
Fal,ltltl-7 THE CTIM.V.A et, Arno e k CEn . r. 1411-1t51.1"
- . .
Ana Trains ruu the entire distance f om CUICAGO TO
DUET INGTON, lowa, without change of Cars.
The Only Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, 31USCATINE, OQUAW KA, WAPE..I.O, PORT
DES MOINES. COUNCIL I.ILUr F, An., and the outs ALL
RAILROAD Route from LIIIICAGo TO ST. LOUIS, BLOOM
LNi3TON CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPill NOP' E LP,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intsrmedituo Station, on
the Minds Central, Great 17,stern, end Ohio and Mime
slppi Railroads.
Trains on the alamo Line learn Obleage on the end eel of
Trains from the East—avoiding all laying over at any of
the &luta.
Stages leave Burlington daily f.,r Southern and Central
/Own and Northern allyzouri—rn king the qu.ekest -and
'mast reliable route to reach all the important points west
of the Ptitiftasippt as far as CO - Ill:Mil Bluff. with from forty to
fiftymllea less staging than by any other roe e. The Botta,
for a large portion of the way, is laid with the cnNTINC , IIB
RAIL, the smoothest riding and best Railroad in the Wert—
well with the moat modern Lo..eunotires and elegant
new,Oars.
Ifir By this mute passengers ore sure of making conr.m.
tiona, and arriving at St. Louts on advertised time. avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and lee, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on the route by Alton.
Briggs re checked direct through from Chicago. and no
charm for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this mate can be purchases] at
all the Railroad Offlc , if in the East; at the (ace of the
Comp iny, corner of Clark and Lake Atrean, in the Granite
Banding; at the Depot of the Galena it. it.. and at the
Mich. Cent. R. R. Oihre, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts.,
opaudie Tremont /louse, Citirago.
FltislOHT consigned by this motto will receive immedi
ate deepatch. C. G. HAM MOND, don't.
C. E. FOLLETT,
Gen'i Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
a:iir TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Of of the country. mial9
1855.
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS
VIA CHICAGO, ALTON AND ET. LOUIS
ROAD,
Formerly the Chicago and 111 sssss sippi
Oarrying the Gee American Erpren and r.'S. Maus.
WEER Only Direct and Reliable Route to the Sontn and
South-West—Serenty Mira Shorter than any other
Itoute.
TWO THOOOOIII EXTILISS TILLITY9 MILT, 9CNDAY3 MCITTID.
Leaves Arrives 0
Chicago. SL Low.
St. Lords Day Express 9.15 A ........ 30 A al.
St. Louts Night Espress.....—.lo.oo P. M 2.45 P. M.
Trains run directly through without change of cars or
baggage.
PM= Chicago to St. Louis in 15?..1 hours.
ISIPuRTANT CONNECTIONS—At Joliet, with the Reck
'gland Railroad for Ottawa, 111 Salle, Rock Island and Cen
tral lowa.
. .
At Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
ton, Waynesville and D •catur, and with Stages for Peoria.
At Sp ingfleld, with Great Western Railroad for Jackson
villa and Illinois River.
. . .
At Alton, with Daily Line of Packets for Tlannibni,
Quincy and Keokuk; the most expislitious and reliable
route to all portions of North-eastern Missouri.
At St. Loafs, with Daily First'lass Steamers for New
Orleans and intermediate points 0, the Lower Mississippi,
rind with Regular Lines of Packets for Kansas, St. Joseph,
and all points on the Missouri, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Aransas Rivers.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
I , IIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, concocting the At
lantic eitiee : with Western, Nortlrwestern and • South
western States, by a continuous Railway direct. This road
also cennects at Pittsburgh with daily line of steamers to
all parts on the Western Rivera, end at Cleveland and San ,
dusky, with steamers to all ports on the North-western
Lakes; Making the most direct, cheapest and reliable route
by which PREIGIAT CAL CI be forwarded to irud from the
Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA h PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoe., Dry Goods, 1
00c. per 1001Ds.
(in boxes,) Furs, Feathers, .kc
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,
Dry (locals, (in bales,) Hardware, Lea- )-75c. per 1001Ds.
ther ' Wool, &e
THIRD CLASS.—Ausils, Bacon Per
and Pork, (In bulk,) Hemp, leo
FOUP.TH CLAIiS —"oftee, Fish, Bacon end
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard f
P r per loon),
•
RAILROADS
CONNEOTINO VTrill
VIA WELLSVILLE
'onongallela Honey, below the
7gAti D, Supt. Cleveland.
CA UGHEY, Aet, Plttabtireci
CENTRAL ROUTE
All Railroad to the Tiliselosippl.
TJUCT ii. R. ni NOW O)IIPLETED,
dIB LINE ROUTE
R. P. MORGAN, Supq, Blooming T
1.. DARLING, Aivrtt, Chien, o, 111.
stirr- In shipping GOIAS from any point East of
be•pnrueular :o marl: peonage • et:a l'ennsytrania
letttlroatlY , (100 , 15 consigned to the Agents of this Road
a, Philadelphia or Pitteburgh, will be forwarded without
deten don.
FIiEDItIT Aar irts —Moses Potter, Boston; J. L Elliott, N.
Y. E. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magma , & Norms, Suitt
more; tiro. C. Fruntiseus, Pittsburgh; Shringmun Brown
Cinehluuti. Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, Louisville, lip.; It. C
Meldrum, Mailtsm, toil.: it ateliti is Co., St. Louis, Mo.; J
S. Mitchell & Son, ENandcille, Indians. _ _
11. IL HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia..
H. T. LOUP...J:IIT,
Sula.rintendent, Altoona. Pa.
PENNSVIAVANIN ItAnati3AD
pIIREE DAILY THROUG II TRAINS between Phil adel.
phia and Pittsburgh. THE MuILNINCI MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 75.6. A. Id., and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A n. THE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh IP. M.. and Pitts,
burgh for Philadelphia at I, P. M. TILE NIGHT FINFRI:SS
TWAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P. M., and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
The above lines coa neat at Pittshur6h'vitit the Railroads
fa and from St. Louis, Mo.; Afton, 1...a1ma and Chicago, Ill.;
Prank(v4, LeAington . and Louisville Sy_ Terra Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Dellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, pith. the Steam Packet Boats front and to N on' thiLealM,
ST. Louis,-LOUISVILLE aotl CISCINNATL
Through Tickets esti be had to or from either of the above
placels.
Foe further .partieulars, see handbills at the different
etarting,points. Passengers from the West will fuel this the
shottest'and most expeditious route to Philadel ph la, Belti•
mere; New York, or Boston. THOS. !ilooitil, •
Agent, Passenger Linea, Philadelphia.
.1. DS EhKl.Jlli~,
Agent, Passieiager Lines, Pittsburgh.
T -
lutEß TEIREE-STORY 1101JoES FOR SA LE-I , ltuah d
cn Franklin and Elm streets. The corner house con- .
tains ilyis rooms, a good cellar and a store-room—water
tures through the house.
The other hbuses contain eight rooms each; bath room,
cellar; and hot and cola water through the whole house.
For price and terms call at the heal Estate Mks of
'• " • ' - • '9: OUTIIBERT ".4•• EON.
A it. Usk AND LOT FOB. $450 —For sale, a - new
frame Dwelling House, with good , Lotr paled fence,
fruit trees, kc., ple .sautly situated on Mt. Washington,
within twenty minutes walk of the city. A bargain can
— Wiled in the above, and easy terms of payment.
ape B. CIITHI3ERT A 80N,140 Third st.
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PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE S. HENKEL'B,
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE:
No. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
Omens Ilmireviimics fief,,)
Philadelphia:
FITENITIIRE, IS EVERY STYLE!.
Comprising Louis XXV, Lords XV,Elizabelhati and Antique
with Sculpture earring and modern style;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and finished in the
beet style, equal to,lf not ecelling in qual
ity, the Goode of any Establish
ment in the United States.
- EIMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren.
.Li ticea being positively excludedDand rising the bestma
terials, the work cannot foil to. give satisfaction to pur.
chasers. Amongst the many advantages - offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House; either in ele
gant or plain style, completely front one establishment; by
which means all the articles In each room correspond in
style and quality, and the immense stock always ox
being so various in design, enables purchasers . to please
their taste to a selection, ;without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture.
To give an idea of the finished Furniture on hand . , need
only inform you that my Booms are 176 lest long, by 27 feet
wide, four noose in number; with Shops - enntiguotte; SUM
cient to employ 2qo bands, which is -a, gemrantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate inspection.
.ffir_The Packing is all done In the Stare. Bad Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters to Fiala
dolphin are respectlhilkinvited, as purchasers orOtherwise,
to call ana examine the Goods. an2.sily
JOSEPH DIOGRIDgE,
OOMMIEHION AND FORWARDING' ITIEROBANT,
No. 38 Oomuusaal, nnow P. 1311 5711,117,,
• St. Irouti, "810.,
CONSlGNMENTElcadeomsgissionswillmeetelthprompi
and personal attantion and libc:al adainces will be
given when required, on Consignments or Dille oficiding,
in Nana.
Orders for the purchase of tied, Grain, limp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The iteceiring andFffireactiauf blerthandlza and Pro
duce will meet with especial care and dispatch • the low,est
rates of Freight will alwaYS be proonred, and tho expense
of Storage and Drayage as much posaible,woolded.
11.12111.1C46.j3:
Page & Heme t St-Lonis; Rills & Morton, Cincinnati;
Charless, Blow & Co., do; Strode" & Oorman, . do;
Chontaan & Valle, do; Hosea &Tracer, do;•
Doan, King & Co., do ; . Springer & Whiteman, . do;
Butler & Bro„Plttsbh E.O.Gooodman & Co., de;
D. Leech a.Co., • do; E. & Yarnell& Co., Philado;
Wm. Holmes & Co., do;
Morgan, J. M. B rick & Morgazn
Blow & March, New York. B. B. Comegye, ' do;
Frost & Forrest, do; Shields & Miller, do;
Charles A .Illelgs do; Josiah - Lee & Co., Baltimore:
A. O. Farwell & do.,Boston ; Abraham J. Cole, • .do
lloward, Son & Co., do; W. B. Reynolds, Lordsvill%
H. D. Newcomb Bro., do;
T.O. Twlctiell& Co.,Ckmurdsalon Merchants. New, Orleard.
MI have an open Polley of Insurance. which will cover
all !shipments to my address, when advised by letter per
mall, or 'when endorsed on Milt of lading before, or at the'
time of shipment. . J981:1%, MOGRIDGE,..
one. Bt. Louis.
Bacchantes , Bank of. Pittsburgh. •
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the
provisions or the Act incorporating , aid Bank, ap
proand 'March 30th, 1855, and the act apprirved 'the 16th
day or April, 1950, entitled "An Act Regulating. Banks,"
BOOKS to - recelve subscriptions to' the Capital Stock of sal I
' , MECHANICS' BANK: OF PITTSBURGH" will tatopened
at the )lEncuarcrs' Excutxos, Fourth street,Pittaburgh, on
the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY.ORAPRILi 1855, at 10 o'clock,
A M., to remain open for 51x juridical days, from 10 o'clock,
A. M. until 3 o'clock, P. 11., of each day.
.1. K. Moorhead, R. H. Hartley,. '
S. Jen.a ' William M. Hirsh,
J. W. Butler, W. O. Leslie, ' '
B. Miller. Jr., H. L. liingwalt,
W. H. Smith, Wm B. Holmes,
Wm K., Nimick, . I Jas. IL LyonF, .
A IL Graxs, James A. Hutchinson,
J. &Imo:maker, William 3; Andersen,
T. IL Holmes, James Park, Jr.,
Geo. W. Jackson, David Campbell,
IL Hepburn,. Isaac M. Pennock,
Springer Ilarbaugh, William F. Johnston,
Alexander King, , Gee, 0. F,tmciscus,
Robert Galway, A. Kick Lewis, _
Sala net McClurkan, Orb. W. Cass,
ltabt. Dalzell, i Roly Patterson,
A. W. LearntAndrew Burke,
J. B. Dilworth, Commissimurs.
rtps:3,-
KAT E ARE NOV RED
VV delnnia. o full stock 1)1.
GREEN AND TiLADE. TEAS,
Comprising Young Upon, imperial,‘Gurrpawder, Oolong,
Souchong and Engthh.Brealtbst,adl of which have been'
carefully seleetea, and will be sold As usual; either whole
sale or retnii. .
So nerier RIO and' JAVA COFFER
LOVERING'S and ST. LOUIS REFLYETI , SEDARS. -
PEKIN TEA STORE,
eta° No. 3S Fifth street
-
Dress Making mud
S. E. CARGO respectfully informs herfrlenda
and others, that she Is prepared to make to order the
latest styles of DRESSES, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
TIILMAS, dc, on the shortest notice and on the most rea
.sonable terms. Children's Clothing made up - vvith neatness
and despatch. Bonnets altered and dyed according to
directions, and neatly and tastefully trimmed. We aim to
give satisfaction.
Apollo Buildings, No. 78 FOURTH Street, second story,
Fame entrance as to the Crystal Palace Dagnerrian Gal;
lery. ,jy2ollawly .
•
Notice.
TUE PARTNEASIIII . heron:tare existing between liettry
S. King and John Moorhead, under tlio Ono of ,SX3O.
51001:fINAD 1 is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JohnMoorhead, having purchased the interest of John S.
King, is duly authorized to settle up all of the, business of
the late firm. HENRY KIKO,
JOLIN , MOORHEAD.
Pittsburgh, April 16th, 1815.
O The undersigned will continue the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS' ,at the stand formerly occupied
by King At Moorhead, No. 27 Wood street.
apt! .1011 N AlOOltlitAD.
EVEN DOLLARS AN ACRE A —For sale ' 807 Acres.ef
Land„ . near Fish Creek, Va., twenty miles from the Ohio
River. anu a short distance from Cameron Station, IT. and
(Atoll. It., will be sold in two or three lots at from, $6-to
$7 per acre. Terms; One.fourth in hand; balance at one;
two and three years.
Also, 168 Acres, situate on Proctor's Run,Va.; at four
miles from the Ohio River; eighty acres cleard and under
good fence The, Land lies wet. ; has One Timberiand well
watered A comfortable Rouse. Stable, Fruit Trees, An.,
e. Price $l7 per acre, on easy terms.
14)21 S. CUTHBERT & SON; 140 Third st.
LAND FOR COUNTRY ILESIDENCEB.—We have for
sale Tbt-tsr Acres 'of choice Land, Sito ate at tbfee
miles from the city, near the old 'Washington' road. The
Lent lire well, and is of good soil, and will be sold in - lots
of one acre and upwards. Price v 251) per tore; terms easy.
The above land, for healthy and Pleasant locations, Is nn.
surpassed by any offenad for sale, and is reli worthy the at
tention of,huslness men and others who desire a home. in
the country. 5. CIiTLIDERT it SON,
spot ' 140 Third'street.-
. .
Notice. , •
TPartnership of JOHN ISPDEATET & BRO. was die.
I solved on the first inst. John APDevitt will continue
the business at the old stand, and attend to.the settlement
of the businculs of the late firm.
JOHN bPDETITP,
WILLIAM SPDRViri. '
Pittsburgh, January 3d, 1855—[ Jaw&
Removal:
--
SPRINGER HARBAIRIIII CO. have removed to No
295 Liberty street.
SPRINGER 111.11IGORM AIPNANDY/1 ioßsreH
1 PICISO ER. IIAItBALIOU At CO., (Suoreesora to 3. Dar
bough.) Commi,sion and Forwarding Merchants; Deal
ers In Wool and Produce generally, No. 295 Llberty.street,
Pittsburgh, aps
,3 8 Fifth Vial, one door east of the Exchange Bank
XTOW RECEIVrNG, WI chests, comprising the different
1' grades now In ore, selected with great care, and pur
chased direct from the Importers—which will be sold,
Wholesale and Retail, of the lowest prices.
spill
TaUTNAM'S MONTHLY FOR MAY;
Lamartine's History of Turkey;
Godey's Lady's Book for May;
- Binekwood's Magazine for April ;
Men of Character,.hy Douglas Jerrold;
Ellen Norbury; or the Adventures of an Orphan;
The Wonderful Adventures Of •Capt. Priest;
Claude's Last Bullet; or the Price of Three Lives.
ALL NEW BOOKS for sale at MINER & CO.'S as soon
as published. ap27
Nil AY MAGAZINES AND NEW 1100 KS JUST
P.•terson's Magazine, for May.
New York Journal, do
lisUeu's Magazine, do
N. 5 Harper's Story Book.
Ellen Mortimer. or the Beautiful Creole of Cuba.
Temptation, or Unknown Heiress; by J. F. Smith.
Grace Leo; byJulia Kavanagh.
For sale at the Cheap Book Store of
W. A. GILDENFENNEY & CO.,
n. 20 Fifth st., opposite the Theatre. •
DOORS JUST RECEIVED AT D'AVISON'9,4S MAILRET
STREET:jJ
Family Prayers and Commentary, Thornton ; •
Steps to Altar; Castle Buildeni;
Ryles' New Boob; Rio, end Poor, Cc;
hi*inoirs of Oberlin ; Ashton Cottage ;
The Pastor's Daughter; The Foresters;
litinister's Family; Ohnrohniateg m a t w o ;
Mornings with Jesus;
• Death of Little Children, by Prime ;
Fleetwood's Illstory of the Bible;
Watson's Body of Divinity; Works of Matthew Henry;
AU the various Commentaries, ac.,.&e,
ate.nl
9VING DAY IS OYERI and many familleahave
al changed Their residences. Some have left plata - that
are dk;nr to them, where they have attended - some "loved
one" through a long illness, ending in death! Many find
their new home is not as convenient as the old one; while
others are pleased with the change. In moving, the hands
are exposed to the cold air, and become sore, and rough.
'this-4an be cured, and they can be made soft and elite by
the u c. a the lIERPETIO SOAP--nice:l2 l A
Sold 'y lalrll S. L..OUTHBERT, 140,Thild
lrito . :ol3 WANT A SMALL FARSII — For Fan?'
41 Twenty-foirr Acres, eight of vhich are in tnititra7
tion, and ell cleared mtcept eight acres, whicharefn chrdso
timber ; an Orchard of about eighty trees of . ..different
kinds; about fa ti acres contain Coal; situated is t.thrett
thilesifrom the city, and three quarters of -a mile from the
Ohio firer. Price gnoo.. Terms: $BOO in band; remain=
der 14 one and two years.- B. OUTEU3ERT is SON,
st4l N 0.140 Third st.
T;BENCH. BUTTONED AND MOH HEELED GAIT
r EIS, of a superior quality, just teceived, and now
to MI LADI2I3, at tho.elleap and E sallionable Store,
N 0.1.07 'Market st. [apl9] W. E. WHIM=
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ALLY. MORNING POST.
TUESDAY' MORNING
INCONVENIENCE'OP PRIDE.
BY TIIOIIAS II001)
There are. several objections to one horse ye
hiclee. With' two wheels they are dangerous;
with four, generally cruel inventions, tasking
one animal with the labor of two. And, iu
either case, should your horse think. proper to'
die on the road, you have no survivor to drag
your carriage the rest of the stage, or to beams
off gallopping with the coachman on his back for
a coadjutor.
That was precisely Miss Norman's dilemma.
If a horse could bo supposed to harbor sp dead
ly a spite against his propriotor, I should be
lieve that the one in question chose to vent. his
animosity by breathing hie last just at the spot
where it would cause much annoyance and in
convenience.
It was just at this moment that I came .up
with my gig, and knowing something of the
lady's character, halted, in expectation of a
scene. Leaving my own bay, I proceeded. to
assist Humphrey, the coachman, in extricating
his horsey but tho nag of royal line was atone
dead.
"If lon please,, ma'am," said ,Ilumphrey„
Plantygirmit be dead." The lady acquiesced
with the smallest nod ever made. -
I've took off the collar,,and, the. bit Out, and
got nu out o' harness entirely ; _ ,but he.; be as
tusaniniate as his own, shoes ;" and, the, in
ferment looked earnestly at the lady to'c observe
the effect , of the commtusioation. . But she
never moved :a muscle ; and. honest Humphrey
was jllBl shutting the coach door, to go,and
ish the laying out of the corpse, when-he :was
recalled.
"Humphrey !" , .•„ •
"'What's your pleasure, ma'm ?”
" RiMember, another time---"
' Yes, ms'in."
“When a horse of mine is deceased—"
""Yes, ma'm."
"Touch your hat."
The abashed coachman instantly paid up the.
salute in arrear. Unblest by birthright and
self-posession, he had not even the advantage of
experience in the first families, where he,might
have learned from good example; he was •s,
raw, uncouth country servant, with the great
merit of being cheap, whom Miss , Norman had!
undertaken to edocate; but he ;was still ao ter.,
(rem being proficient, that in the importance of,
announcing the death to his mistress, ho had ,
'omitted ono of those minor tokens of respect
which she always rigorously exacted. .-
Zt
_was now my OWD turn , to come forward,
and is deferentially as if she had been indeed
the last of the Conccieror's Normandy pippine,
tendered a seat in my chaise, which shetacit..
ly declined,, with a gracious gesture of head and;
brad. • • •
"If you please, ma'am," said Humphrey,
taking care to_totioh his hat, and shutting,
his head into r .the might not
overhear him, he's a respectabTo kind of gen
tlemen enough t srui r conne9ted vtith : some of the
first houses."
"The gentleman's name?"
"To be sure, nia'am. the gentleman
his name," answered Humphrey, fully aware. - of,
the peculiar prejudices of his mistress; "but
be Higgins." ,
"Shut the door I" ;
It appeared ,on explanrition with tbe coach-,
man, that he bad mistaken me for a person ha d
the employ. of the opulent firm of ,Naylor &t
Co., whose province it wan to travel.threrighout r
Britain, with srimplert of hardier(' in Abe, box '
seat of his gig. I did not trike the Arpuble *Sid
undeceive him, ; , -
After a tolerablYlong pantie on - *sA,Sidas,
expectation was clotted by the appearance et
the Vir—„ coach aiming through the Bina,
the only public vehicle that used the. road., (
sight of the dead horse the driver, (dl
ous Sem . Wade,) reined up ..alighted—and stand
ing at the carriage door,,withhishat-Aff, , z artiti.
he knew his "customer, 'made nn armee°, :1113,:.1.
_services. • . rf
But Mies Norman, more dignified tint-tumor, „
waved him elf with her band.. : Jem.begame
more pressing, and the lady more rigid. ; !Jibe
never rode," she'. ecriadeeeended le, say„ r..
public vehicles."' 'Jim entreated again-;, but
"she was accustomed to be driVen by her awn- •
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coachman." _
It waa-in vaitt.thatla.ansiver he praised the
-quietnese of his , , eam - , the, eafety„of his patent t
-boxes; heildes_promising ; the. utmost -sterttlitiese,J:
and sobriety on 'his "own part—ties-Norma* i
_still looked perseveringly at ths .h . ack n el tew,
h cioitah box; which on the unlucky assuranee that
,
" he would take Si mach care of
,her as of his , i
own mother," ehe exchanged
,for a Wed . , gezet t t.
at the side 'window, opposiio ,te the "coachpanr.ll
go long as he remained lathe : presence.
"By yotir leave, ma'm," said Humphrey, put-:_:
ting his' hand to' hie hat and keeping , It. there,
"Mr. Wade be a very eiVil-spoken, careful whip, 7
and his coach loads the best people. -There's
Sir Vincent Ball on. tbe.box." . .
"If Sir yin.oprd otioosei to degrade himself,„
it iiino rule fortrie," retorted tho lady. without
turning her head; when lo I Sir Vincent BP-, •
peered himself, and endeavored iti.distritade her • ,
out of her prejudicee. It woe useless. Mintier
man's ancestors had' one .rind.. all- expressed,
very decided opinion against .stage coaches, by s.
never getting into one ; and "'she did not, feel,
dispOsed to disgrace a line longer than. common ,
by riding in any carriage but her own."
, Sil Vincent bow-ed and - retrerited. So did Jou
Wade. The stago'rattled away at an indignant .3
gallop. By way of paising 'the time, I theism ;,',"
repeated my offers to the obdurate old , maiden,
and endured'as many rehriffe. I was contera- ,
plating a fourth trial, When a signal was made ~:
from the carriage window, and Humphrey, hat
in hand,, opened the door.
"Procure me a post-chaise." •
"A pe•shay I" echoed_Hrimphrey, but, likesa
Irish echo, with some, variation from the orig
inal" Bless ye, &Win, there bean% such a thing
to be had ten miles around—no, not for love nor
money. 'Why, bless Ye, it he election time, and
there heath, coed!, cart, nor. dog barrow but be
gone to it."
• "No matter," said the mistress, drawing her
self Up with an air of lofty resignation. ~!' I re- •
yoke my order; for it is far, voryfar from the
kind of riding that I prefer. And :Hum*
phrey—"
" Yes, ma'am." _ • •
" Another time—"
"Yes, ma'am,"
" Remember once for
"Yes,. ma'am."
" rdo not choose to be blessed." ,
Another pause in our proceeding, during
which a company of ragged bvs, who had-been
blaokbeming, came rip, and planted themselves,
with every symptom - of vulgar curiosity, around
the carriage. ,
Miss Norman had now no single glasathrough
which she could look without encountering a
group of low life faces staring at her with all
their might. Still the pride of : the Normans
sustained her., _ She sat more rigidly, erect, than
ever, oceasionally , favoring ,the circle with a
most awful threatening look, accompanied ever
by the game five Words: . • '
" I choose to be alone.". •
It ie easy to ohoo ee , but more di ffi cult to bare
,
one's choice . ' The blackberry,boys chose to re
main. I confess I took pity on the pangs even
ortinwarrantable pride and urged my proposal
again with some warmt h, but it was repelled
with absolute scorn. .„ . • .
Fellow,you areinsolent
which her mind
ba2dkfltoborkeadtaadbiraellasci j a n s t( W v eall ' a i s u lower d, by fresh •
tapping at, the window she entamoned the o b.
sextutous'llumehrey to receive orders.
Present my complimente„wpie t vain.
and the loan, of a chariot will be - esteemed a
favor."
"By your leave, ma'am, if I may. speak—"
" You may not." .
Humphrey closed the door, but remained a
minute gszingon the panel. If. hemedtteted
poetulation,he gave it up, and proceeded to drive
away the•bejli, one of whom was astride on the
dead: Plantagenet, a second grinning .through
hie -L ollar, and two more preparing to•play ;at
horses with the rebus-
Then away Hum phrey Went, and I found the
time grow tedious in his absence. I hall-dititoitt
made up my mind to follow-hia.examplei - when
hope revived at the -sound' of wheels arid' up
came a tax cart, carrying four 'lnside, namely,
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J. 8. DAVISON
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