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DAILY MORNING POST
TUESDAY 140,101111(1:::
Dzess.-.6-ThS bonorabld Miss lifbrrayidial l er
of a Sooteh Dike, and maid of honor to Queen
Vietoria,,has.been staying for some daysin Nett
York. Misa Murray, is a lady of, fine person,
robust health, and uncommon energy of char
acter—aged about thirty-five years. Her frank
and cordial manners, her intelligence and great
kindness of heart, secured her many friends.
She appears however, to have been struck with
amazement, at the extravagant expenditure, the
helplessness, and the ill health of that unfortu
nate class of beings, the fashionable women of
our cities. Miss Murray, like the fashionable
women of Europe, dresses so plainly that it
probably costa her lees to dress a whole year,
than many a New York lady upends for. half a
dozen handkerchiefs. It is a settled thing
in Europe, that extravagance in dress is the
very extreme of vulgarity, and is never in
dulged in except by those whose only claim to
distinctiOn is their length of nurse.
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Pittsburgh IX titemnticnl &
COLLEGE
T S now opened for the reception - of Lad e and Gentlemen
Pupils who wish to ,eceire a sound and thorough know -
ledge of the following branches of education; Writing,
BOok.lleeping and all its collateral rciencea, Algebra, Geome
try, Trigonometry, Mensuration. Navigation, The use of
Globes, tleographye Arithmetic, he , he. The-Principal
needs not to be recommended, as his namo and .nspability
are well known to this cominunity, being a Teacher In this
city fullyeral ti n ts,a and forthe last three months has suc
cessfu taught e iron City Commercial . Collegefhnt
has left it on his own acwol, with the intention of estah,
Hailing an Institution in which the youth of Pittsburgh
can acquire a knowledge of things more profitable than
making unintelligible hiernglyphica,lbotigh by no chance
will Writing be neglected.
The Principal's capatdlities can be tested by any person
who doubts his qualdieations, as they w, re by the gentle
men whose 'names are attached to lite following testi.
menials
.A . S.LX.CitIZIST, November 24,1854.
ttalte great pleasure in certifying to Mx. Barry's qualifi
cations as a thorough . Bcook•Seeper, and fully competent to
instruct young gentlemen to the science of accounts—be
Bides being a good mathematician and.ripe scholar in other
respects. JOIIN - FLEMING,
Late Professor in Pittsburgh Commerclalliollege.
PITTIOURGIII, November
Mr. Barry is eminently qualified for imparting instruction
to the science of Arithmetic and Double Entry Book- Keep.
rag. I found him even critically acqnainted with those
branches of knowledge. JAS. M. PRYOR,
Principal Third Ward Public Schools
I state it as my opinion, that as a Mathematician and
Book-Keeper, Mr. John Barry bee few equals, and no sup,
riors. I think all the Teachers of this oounty Association
will concur with me in this statement.
JOHN KELLT,
Principal First Ward Schools, Allegheny.
The Writing department will be attended to by a gentle
man of superior qualifications, who Rill devote all his at
tention to t he immediate improvemdt of the pupils.
Hours of instruction from 9 A. M.
to 10 P. M.
133:1XJ
Boolt•Keeping and Writing $2O pen corm..
Arithmetic 10 pu quarter.
Writing • a for 20 lemma.
ILTI/ZI4.C.IIIii BOTLDINGS, Liberty street, near Wocd.
Principal.
nbl9 J. BAltItY, l
DUFF'S DIP
CAD;TII.. E
A. COLLEGE,
TTSBURGH, P
TIMOSPORATED BY TILE LEOISLA'IITRE of Pennsyl
I wattle, with Perpetual Charter.
00120 OF TEUTTECS.
Ills Excellency the lion, James Buchanan, Lion. W. 11.
Lowrie, Kon. Wm. Wilkins, Lion. Moses Hampton, lion.
Charles Naylor, Oen- J.B- Moorhead.
FACULTY.
F. MIFF, author of the "North American Accountant,"
Professor of 8002-Keeping and Commercial Sciences.
ANDREW. T. BOWDEN, Aesistant Professor of Books
Keeping l" DIM A rtIS "
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the best off hand Penman in the T 1 EVERTS; composed by F. U. }lodges.
Untied States, Professor of Commercial and Ornamer.tal lA, 2 , ~,,„ the c. ,,,;,,,,.
PerilTrafishlp. "'Tway off the blue Canaries," Or my ;act cigar.
N. B. lIATCIL Esq... of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor of Angels ever brigiet and fair.
Mercantile Law and Political Economy. have you seen Sam
P. HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical Department, I My Annie dear.
Professor of
is hemstics &c. Oh, whisper whist thou feelest.
The Students of this Institution obtain the following ob. 1 I've a heart to exchange.
vino; ad' aritages over all others; A w ay down East.
The Flaunting Flag of Liberty.
lid: A training for businigs prepared by a practical mer
chant of eighteen years experience is extensive business, 1 One careles: word.
natured and perfected by fifteen years subsequent practice Lmaits Napoleon Quirk Step.
In tenoning Le SOorier do 1.,,m0r-Itercri... plr Cha.s. V isa.
ild. The Diploma bears the signature of the author of a 1 Gentle mouo, whom silver lii,ht-w - lth variations.
system cf Book Keeping esectioned by the Chamber of L'OrrieAt.cher.
Commerce of New York, as tie most perfect xi the English 1 La leph ire-Trees c to-Chas.Jarvis
language. NEW POLE Ai- Pic-N ie ; Why I , a Mao; Chestnut
3d. Students can review their Books Keeping, and Imre iiir . t .,, jose o doe .
the professional advice of the Principal at any future Dm., i NEW
is; Fairy .SOI.IIYPTISCIIES
hand, de. kr.
-rt Idlew ilti "-dedicated to N.
free or charge.t P. Will
4th. They obtain the handwriting of the Penman ;
t NEW 51ARCIIES-Frederick the Great; Omni March
beat
In. the thane States-one who writes all the
which he ellibits. l'Pe clmeu° de Concert, &e.
1 GUITAR MUSIC--" Few Days:" Oh' whisper what thou
6th. Regular Lectures on Commercial Law, Political feetest; The Separation .
Economy and the Princ
pen
of Commerce. t Also, a collection of sheet C HARLO TTE for he Flute and Violin,
Refer to any of our City Merchants or Bankers before ust received by BLUME.,
engieging.else_where. . At the "Old Katabliabei Plano Depot,"
Pupils received daily. Terms unlimited, and no i onbt .011 N o l l s Wood idiwt. ,,,,, t o door none Fitt , et.
• -
of the permanence of the institution.
1 S"pS' SEEDS-10 WA, CWT.";
Duire-Booltsßeeping. Ilarper's edition, $1,50 -pp. 192,
21 bus Timothy
royal actsvo-" the best in the Eng,lisb language."
)Dull's Steamboat Accountant, Si. "A perfect system In store a n 25 " Orchard Grass.
for sale by
for such ante."
.63/"Send fur a - Circular and Specimen of Williams' Pen- mh39 ..1 AMES WARDROP, Ptah st.
inarothip. ap2l,daw GA.., sett!) DRILL, for drawing drills 0 ; va rion
___ , 'widths, from 9to 91 babes-the moot complete lab°
Dlasoutlon of Co-Partner•lillp. 1
saving .
drill in use. For sale by
T II IS crt
eepanership he.retofore existiug between JOSIlli A "
mb
RHODES and PHILIP REYMER, in the Wholesale "
Fruit and Confectionary business, to this day dissolved, by rIARDEN TOO Ls
mutual consent_ The business of the firm will be settled %_,j 15 dog Ames' Spades;
up by Joshua Rhodes, who is authorised to receipt for all I 10 " Steel Spading Forks, for tines and tree,
debts doe said firm. JOSIII A R H ODES . I T " Iron Rakes;
PHILIP RgYMER. I 12 " Steel "
k - " Seed Drills, changeable from 9to 2 . 7 in.
1 " Wheelbarrows. Fur sole by
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. I mb2.lt4tw• JAMES W ARDROP
Aar The undersigned have this day formed a Partner- I pOTAT ES-21 bbla leader,' and for rale by
ship, under the name, firm and style of RES - SIMI A ' ap3 .1 A* MrLA 17G 11 1.1 N .
( N
AN I/ NILSON, for the transaction of the Wholesale Fruit and ; . 11,0 _,__
r.ivr.E.D-12 bids prime Cloverin.e.l. for sale by
°Ortfeedrl
Ofiry badness, No 29 Woo
H I street.
PILIP REYMER. ~_,/
spit
HENRI' IL ettli.tx S.
ROST. J. ANDERSON. 1 A ItNICA PLASTEIts- I bare recet•ei a %an, 1.4 of
1 - 1 thin orlebratel Plasters, for pains or weakness In
the side, back or limbs Al.. a supply cf Needles' i'...rn•
pound Ileml.k Piastres; and a variety of other kinds.
These FlitTleg to Ile, Plasters can always procure the Les;
In the city of alma
F
grill' corner of Market street and the Diamond.
____
Ll Et. BILLS for Able men. JuNtices of the Peace arid
U Constables, as lately amended by the Lairi.loiture
For sale by
W. S. ii A WEN,
ap4 Corner of Market and Seoond ate.
- DOUN TY LAN D A PPLIC AT Poems ter app lies.
j_) ti on for Bounty Land for sale by
W. S HAVEN,
ap4 Printer and Stationer, Market st , corner 2.1
LACE COLLARETS AND SLEEVES -Aupassre Coils.,
ets and Fronts; Cambric Embroidered Collars end
Sleeves, In setts; Linen Riding Ilebits and Simives; FM
broklared and Corded Linen Collar and Sleeves; and a
new and choice assortment of Embroideries of all descrlp.
tions, just received at VAN °ORDER'S,
apl4; 82 Market street.
AA. MASON A CO will open on Friday, April 10th, 10
a more cares of Pterage de Lats.., Challis, Persian
lloths, de , entirely new styles. epl3
Arch 27 at, 1865
Pittaburgh, Mare th, 1855
sta— In retiring from the Confectionary business, I cheer
f ally reactiomend Messrs. Bangui & ANDER-SW' CO myDES. friends
aad customers. JOSHUA IILIO
Pittsburgh, March 27th, 1855. apt]
gUNDRIE3--
30 dozen Tow and Cotton Bags,
30 boxes White Pipes;
.0 do Pipe Heads;
20 do Pearl Starch;
100 do 8310, 10'12 Window Glass;
20 gross qt- and pt. flasks ;
2000 IN Bar Lead;
16 boxes Extract - Correa;
d, No. 1 Scaled Herring;
8 cases Sardines;
100 dozen Corn Brooms;
30 do Cincinnati Washboards;
20 bones Baker & Oaks' No. 1 Chocolate;
Iron, Nails; Cotton Yarns, Carpet Mato ;
Dint° g Wrapping,Tnine, Bed Cords, Broom Twine;
Wrapping, Writing and Letter Papers;
White and Bed' bead, D) e.Stutts, niackirg, Ink ;
Tohs, Buckets, Dairy Salt, (in bags) &c, ke., AM.
ca store and fur sale by MILLER 1 itIMIETSON,
mb27 220. 223 Liberty st.
F IGE3II FRUIT
-250 boxes Raisins;
200 %do do
150 %do do
500 drums Figs;
2.50 %do do
100 boxes do
20 mats now Dates:
25 boxes Prunes;
10 kegs do
2 cases do
Receiving aria for sale by
apt RETHER & ANDERSON, 39 Wood st:
RESH—NCTS,
20 bogs bogs Walnuts;
20 do Filberts;
20 de Cream Nuts:
25 franc Ivies Almonds;
5 bales Bordeaux do
10 boxes shelled do
25 do No. 1 Rock Candy;
15 do W. do
10 cases Sicily Liquorice;
150 boxes No. 1 Herring:
100 don assorted Pickles;
25 dozen Tomato Catsup .
Just received and for rale by
apt RENNER A ANDERSON, 85 Wood at.
25 "(),'Ebos.mesAv'eritiVel l :
0 100 dozen Pepper Nance;
10 do Ospers;
16 do Olives;
10 do Brandy Peaches;
10 do do Cherrees;
10 do fresh Peaches;
10 do do Tomatoes;
15 do Walnut Catsup
Just received and for sale by
ap2 I.EYSIER. k ANDERSON, 39 Wood st.
ORANGES AND LEMONB
-263 bowl Messina Oranges,
190 do Sicily do
240 do Lemons; receiving and for ale by
d
apt TLEY3IER k ANDERSON, W et.
' ACCO-160 boxes "Russell k Robinson," "Grant's,"
I
! Anderson's." 50 dwarf boxes " Blannerhassett , "
"Perfection," "Jewel - of °obis," " Diadem Twist," " Esme
snide" Tobacco, In store and forr sale by
iniP26 ILllt k. RICK ETS".
tiiumis-5u 91, Ilavann and Principe Ligon, best branded
iti store not for Isola by
mbRO
F.IMM-150 Oble large No. 3 Mackerel;
20 " medium 3 "
2.6 " No.l Pickled herring;
10 drums "Grand Houk" No. 1 Codfish.
In More and for sale by
r0b213 MILLER4 RICEETSON
COFBISE-5 00 Mtge Rio Coffee;
100 pockets 011 Government Java Coffee.
In store and for este by
t0b2.8 MILLER & RimurreoN
"WIND" 0 4AhS.-140 boxes Bx.lo ;
60 do 10;12;
30 do 10x14;
25 do 0s12;
20 do 12116;
And other sizes—P. &J. Swearor's bond. For sale by
.r2'r 8511T11. 51 Ala & 110WFFR
SYRUP -10 'barrels;
10 ball' barrels—best Baltimore Syrup ;
60 barrels Belcher 's. For sale by
13111'111. MASK & 111TNTER,
TODAY, I•, YOU KB . to-morrow—but don't
wait till tomorrow ;—g at once and take sitting at
UMW" pAGU.SUREAN UALLERY, Apollo Building/4
•ig fourth street, apl3
FINE %VIM& 1001.1811 OttA2k l agrrs—couarst snd
a.feevizy.:t;atolied : t aw ldt of Black Crape Collars and
VAN WADER'S,
• 83-Market street
_ •
Notice.
MUSIC tarnished by FRANK CARGO, far Parties, Pa.
. radoi, tie., on the shortest notice and at low rates.
llu may he depended on. He may be found at , R. Id. Oar
g to UnguPrre.in Rowns,ll4 Fourth attest.
Mantilla/4o
WE are now receiving our nook of Paris made DIAN.
TiLLAS, to which we small call the attention& the
HAGAN An,
91 Market street.
Pt -3"--'M bids, just received, and for sale by
RErairsli. & AIiDEREDN,
645 No. 39 Wood street
sLIM BONNETS.- - A• A. MASON &CO. ettil open, on the
26th lima, twenty dozen Silk Bonnet', for the country
•
trade. •mb26
crTimuluokr BURNECUBE.—Strict attention given to
- the manufacture of eteamboat cabin furniture and
• T. B. YOUNG k CO. '
- - - - - 88 Emithtleidatreet.
: I 101 M-Ii AT QAB.Go'&oAllatia rem
*eking Of 411, Apollo 'BuTbEi4Ph POMP(
o
MISCgLLAbf.t.IOUS
`CIItOVICK;
MAY 15
Dealer in Kentucky Leaf Tobacco,
_RAGS A•ND PAPER,
No. 14'S'Woon trnmetl' =cow Prmsnatau, ra.
- lar• The 'highest market price, In CASII, paid fur
ap2o IJ'
,IDLIN ATWELL
A J. AI,
ATWELL, LEE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PRODUCE AND COWMISBION 11ERCUANTS.
AND DEALZILS IN
PITTSBURGH DIANUFACTUILES,
• No. 8 igxxi at., between Water and Front sts.,
aplBl PITTFDURGII.
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TEAS-120 ht. cheats Y. 11. Gonnon , ler and Imp'
5C do tine Black Tine;
20 cattier fine oolong. do
50 do Y. 11 .0. P. end Imperial Teas
COFFEE-200 bags prime Rio Coffee ;
30 do Old GOT. Jaya Coffee.
TOBACCO --
100 boxes 64 and 80, assorted brsnds
20 do lb Lump, do
60 catty boxes .Iz, fbs, do
SUGARS-60 barrels Coffee Supra;
40 do Crushed do
STEIN A l
ND S. IL 'MOLASSES
-0 bbls Eastern Syrup ;
37 do Golden do
100 do' Ln. 8 11. - blolasses;
25 - half bbls S. IL S. Molasses.
11S11— 100 bbl. No. 3 Ntsekerel ;
20 do No.l herring.
RICE— 10 tierces prime Rios.
O1l:IAMB-110 boxes, 'nseorted brands.
111 CA.RB. SODA—,
100 kegs (Lee's brand).
CASTILE SOAP
-20 bores (MarsellbsO.
SALERATUS
-50 bagS fin papers).
PIPES— 60 boleti Clay Pipes.
TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN
7rrela Ter; -
25 do Rosin ; GASSILL' HOUSE)
5 ba
10 - do Pitch. CORNER OF MAIN AND SOII7II ST. WARREN, 0
The above Goode now in Store and arriving by Canal and THE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to the
Railroad,
ma n, together with a general assortment ot 1 Public that this new and elegant Hotel has been opened
Pittsburgh manufactured articles, will be offered to pup as ahouscof e ntertainment. Tieing commodious and roomy,
I , and adjoining the office of the Ohio Stage Company,it offers
thasers on reasonable terms, by
ATWELL, LEE k CO. \ inducements unsurpassed in Warren for the act-ow:nods.
"to. 8 Wood et, between Water and First sta. lion of the traveling community.
___------= : A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
. 0 ASKILL.
frilir: (MEAT I'OuTIIU MOUS WuttAl—THE eDAVri
OF THE LAMP ; tioaru, author of "Anti
Coningsby," Au,
-Who will earl:tango old lamps for
—Arabian Nights Enttrtlinments
CONTENTS:
Chap. Chap.
1-llndergrOntid. IT—Love and Death.
2—Lucifer. 16—The Gamblers.
3—Above Ground. . 18-01 d Latitude and Lons'e.
4—Pet egrtne Cape. 28—Gold.
6—Fitzganen 0 - Bouncer. 21—The Beggar and the Poet.
6—The Plot. 22—Peter Quartz.
7—The Row. 2 , --Tbe Shlp of Mondel.
B—A Canouß Girt. 24—The Farewell Pre.eot.
9—ln Love. 25-11e'r Duct. lionlel's icuth.
1 10..—Liow to mate Money. 26--II ts Fortune.
11—Strange Talk. 27—Voyage to Golden Island
12—More Lore. 28—.110,113y.
la—Green - eyed Ne m eats. 29 Berk ley klarrh. 1.
14—The Sick Ilan. 30—Fair Stole of the Lamp.
16—Theca. 11—Reconciliatton.
16—The Bridal Fan. 81.--Coneluslon.
tor sale by B. T. C. MORGAN;
10 tV.rui et
apt
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111ANTILLAs .
NEW SUPPLY OF MOIII.II ANTIQUE , DEW-DBOP
A
11ANTILLA.3 just receiced nt
11A0.1N & AM'S.
opalNo 91 Inlerk.i nt-.
. .
TIMMER MANTILLAS.—A. A. MASON a ti• are otos
Osopening another superior lIRSO rtmeot of the latest Paris
style. of Spring and Summer MANTILLAS, in Silk, Satin,
Lace, end other materials.
.3 kViltq WARTIt/P
ILY APYLES--10 0 boatels ree'Ll sad for sale by
aba 'HENRY 11. 17-11,1,1NR.
A.Ct.Ol-140 pieces for sale by
apl3 HENRI' R. COLLINA.
- 9 °TABU-10 cite Potash, for sals by
HENRY 11. OuLLIIIi.
tab--500 bushels fur sale
.p 2
.7) sp2
COILN-6W bushels or Fa j l A s
51s1, A 12(111. I
10111 , 1 1int.,0516:—Z. 1 do, Corn Broome receivaig hud I
eels by 1,001 ATWELL, LEE 8 CO.
In btore awl
AW3
"hi
—6l)''°
n' A n T H EL
IN ELL, LliE k CO.
gala by L.pis+l
11081ERY AND GLOVES. 7 -A A. IicIAFGN & 6) have
jl received another lame assortment of Summar Ho.
sierYi Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves; Bilk and Mohair its,
Ac.. .1,16
PItOI'ERTY --or. 11 AND;--fiAt eiLLE, ea dev,rl bed In
my printed Register. Jud cull and get one gratin, it
yon want anything in Land or Romeo.
ap2.3 WoODS. 70 Fourtb at.
r _______
50 Tr , '• ' ~1 31 . A r li N
. 61.1 .. OULDERS;
10 .` 8. C. Dried Reef; in store and for sale by
• ENGLISH A RICHARDSON
YILUV-60 bbLs. syrup In store end for rale by
ap9 ENOLISSI & ItIOIIItIISOV
GOltrElf-1 0 0 bugs itto Coffee in store sod f,r sale by
spO ENOLIBII A ELICIIARWON.
.aoK.Elittr—lWO pttek3ges of Mackerel, Non. l suds
forpsle by Isp9J ENGLISH a 11.1C11.Allt/OUN,
AlVr IitTEIIESS MAISON CO. are
opening L a very exte S nsive assortrueot of WHITE
GOODS, col:lodating of Plain, Embroidered and Dotted Bates
and Book Muslim!: Bishop Loans. Barred, Striped and
Elgin Jaenn.tt trimline; India .51alls, Nainsmoks, fe ,
Also, some nem and very handsome sty!. of kdounetngs,
Eufflings, Insertinga, Edgings, Ac. "I !6
LAWNB AND BEKAGE DE LAINEB.—A. A. MASON A
CO. ere just opening another lot of new and splendid
;Alien of Lawns. Also, 10 more eases of Bersge de Lalnes,
entirely new styles.
.IQ -- 25 Fifth street
Li BED POTATOM-2. 5 bbin deed (rientinaborn)
tj for sale by JAMBa 111'LAUGIIL1N,
apl7 earner of First nod Frnit lambi siren
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A °BICKERING I °Mir' ROSEWOOD
PIANO, in perfect order, has been left with
me for sale, at a very reduced price. The
owner is about leaving the city, and is
willing to sell, for Cash, at a sacrifice. The subscriber will
warrant this Piano to the purchiver, to to e perfect in every
particular. It has been in We three years.
For sale by JOHN 11. MELLOR,
No. 81 Wood street,
Between Diamond alley and Fourth st.
, .
OENCT FOB, THE, SALE OF LANDRETH'S SEEDS.
AF. B. DRAY°, Fared y Grocer, Diamond, Pittsburgh,
Pa., h s arranged with David Landreth, of Philadelphia,
for o constant supply of his Warranted Garden Seed,
These Seeds have, for many years, steed pro eminent in this
vicinity, and it witi, be an ob j ect with F. R. D. to sustain
their reputa.ion. one will be sold by him but those received
direct from Landreth mb23
DOZ. AJOU'S SUPERIOR KID GLOVES, black and
I l k
dark colors. Also, another Int of that genuine French
Working Cotton waived by Express, this morning, at
aps VAN °ODDER'S, 83 Market st.
OcINUSS PAPtlt NtUUTIASED by
WILKINS & CO
EA3.II3.ItuIIIERED CURTA/1 , 116.—A. A. MALON A CU.
have just received 300 pieces vary handsome styles of
Embroidered Moslin and Lace Drapery. upl6
SOAP AND CANDLES
160 boxes No.l Palm Soap:
30 a lUD A Co." Variegated Soap ;
60 " Cineltnati Star Candles-4's, B's, Vs;
10 " Sterin
For sale by m 520) !MLLES k RICH ETSON
BANK OV PITTSBUROII STOOK..--03 Shares wants:
at N 0.71, Fourth street_ WILKINS & CO.,
apb Commts.sion Stock Brokers and 'tankers.
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,ZNN.ISCA OIL-6 bbls.ln store and for sale by
1..) , (Suecesso F tl i ;Vjltd ß d it Pt. C 0.,)
ap24, . . , No 00 Wood 'street.
WHITE RID •OLOVEB, for Ladles and Gentlemen.
Allalles from No.B to No.lo Bajon's bast quality
can be found at • . VAN GORDNRIL
.ap p. .- 83 Market street, corner of Diamond.
Louisvar- -
be
OUISVILLB LI-44 barrels just received; for age
by taISIB Pl.. ;103. IdeLAXILILIN.
VAIL 0010-200 busbo3 fur eels by
ap t JAB. 111cLAUGH413.
0" AND MARRIX PAPERS, with Moulding, Au:
Diniug Rooms, Male Offices, &C 4 Yoe etialo by
ap2o wassu P. neaniaLL
ROTELS:'
MAN'siON
GEORGE: AUR,ENTZ, PSOPEtIETOI3.
O. 343 LIBERTY 43111P,E1',• just besidelhe•Pliavenger
NDepot of the Pennsylvania ffailrordiwhlth'inaketl it
the most cnnvenient hymn fn the city tar passengettarri.
ring by that read.
The Proprietor he•ing,at•considerableexpente,litted np,
in er.celleat style, the RANSION HOUSE, would respect
iully solicit a share of `pnhlivpatronnge. There is attached
a splendid BTABLE'and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and•teamsters. -
Ills
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can a ff ord. febity-
ST. 0LA.1.113. LIOT.EL,
Corner of Penn and St. Clair shreds, Pittsburgh, Ai,
rpm; undersigned, formerly of "Brown's Rotel," having
I taken this large and commodious GOTIttL, and having
refitted it In magnißcent style, would respectfully invite
his friends and the traveling public to give him a call. As.
mired, with the convenience of the house and his long ex•
perience in the business, lie, can give entire satisfaction,
and his eliarges moderate.
fet2 • 'MI. O. IN:iNNS/LLY
RILEY'S HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
my2o:yl E. RILEY, Proprietor.
GOOD INTENT HOUSE,
(lOUNER OF LIBERTY ..ND GRANT STREETS, near
- the Illairoati Depot
jllnLkly
CITY HOTEL ,
( LAIL BBORBI'S. )
Corner of Smithfield end Third streets,
PITTSBUIZGLI, PA.
GLASS & CA.8.8., Proprietors.
JOHN P. GLASS, DAN. D. GARB,
Lay kW:up* Nat Taltrrapb 015.0 (Lea Bt. Cb•si•S • Pan Haas.
I apis large and ious U 0403 undergone
thovough repair com
an m d o f d urnished ll_ with new having
equipments
throughout, is now open for the reception of the raveling
public. ORAROT.9 MODER ATZ. the
OW STOWS.
WACYhTtst-LnY'uYt aini,°llllN'Utub°t,SPuh"i'llidle"l‘zprila.atTeetlabeigeyen
THE UNION,
O. 111 Arch street, Philadelphia. T. S. WEBB (late of
IL the Eagle.) Proprietor. fisultlky
FIRANIEII,Iti HOUSE,
CHEST NUT STREET, A istlt F. THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
P NBALER AIltD, Proprietors.
TERMS yl,bo Prlit DAY.
DI CH ILL t 11011sE,
JOIINSTOWN, PENNA.
TE underAigned having taken charge of the above
named 'louse, and refitted it eta large expense in a
comfortable as well a, elegi.nt style, is now preparetilo re.
raise goesta, and give ample vaci.vfattion to all who may
pa roma« , the loupe. lauSaf ) JAMES DOWNEY.
HARE'S HOTEL,
Late Farmer's
IN,TO. 133 STItFCT, foot of Fifth street, ruts-
VII burgh. SAMUEL DADS. Proprietor.
This lintel b entirely new. having just been completed
nod opened for the accommoi,ulon of the public. lserll
FBA NKLIN HOUSE, Cleveland, Ohlo.
ti PATRICK A SON, Paorawrime.—Thi. Rut. o ha. use
dergone thorough and estunsire repairs, alterations,
and large itriaitions of new furniture,
.lean and Uaa prop
tors pledge themselves that nothing be wanting on
their part to render the FILLNT.I2I I a place where all the ofrm
forte of a find chtss hotel can be foood.
IYttr C. PATRICK a SON.
FLOlt lifiCE 110 T
No. 400 BROADWAY, NRW TORR.
(CONDUCTFD 01.1.1 gUILOPLAN PLAN.)
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
PItOPRIETOS.
IMINIf. EXCHANGE,
THIRD STILE T, BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET.
Sut,criberli 4 -It leave to Sutured their friends and
1 the public generally, :hat Ottty have leased the above
-ell known itr,tattraut, hae just been thoroughly
uo, retn , l r on•l ft turnbt,d, and now open. The
"prietore bare piparwl no expense to make the Bank Fa
ng• a emniurtable resort, .11 well for the epicure no the
es. man. The lay ter xlll ut all times he stre•kted with
. I,,tet o h
fte sera and rred up under the .1.1
ywrier, , t cot.ks. Th, se 7 re:qr.:Unity nob for the
a getteroto puhlto.
• .
BELVIDEILE ILESTACIILAiiiT,
WOUL) srEEET, BET. W ATM:. AND rmsr STREETS.
VIIE Under.igned has just provided a chute.° stock of
1 LIQUOIIS. and Is reauy ot ell times to servo his friends
OA the be , t of the eesAon, in tho way of edibles. Irish
Vili.k y Punches may he MO at the Betvintstr.
iaull,lyJOlLN SA V UM, Prosrbotor.
._
ICOILNUCOPIA -----
air - 0 YSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE."D. BARNARD.
No. 40, Ftfth Strerl, bt.ll.c,rri Irixid and Market.
jesl9.ly 1 1"411S!..1"11.!1.
CRYSTAL
ket P
•treet ALACE I
lie. 114 .
C. C. SEELY,
, 13.1:SPECT FI. LLY informs his friondsandtho
. ? s
•a publie in g eneral, that he heu, just started Ms
i;: p e New York end Philadelphia modern style of
CiOtililNtl OYSTIIIth and everything else in the
eating line. 0 ) MAT* in the Shell or Stewed, for 12% cents
a 40ten. ile will AtlAn furul,L thy twat of everything, that
the m arket will afford. Ilou,e al waya open until 30 C/0.111
to the morning. marl3-tf
OYSTER SALOON A.:111J itigiST A UILAN TI
108 WOOD BYRE ET .
ri ill E subwriher luta twv. hie 01STI:11. SALOON AND
L EATING 11017 SF. perf,teti In a manner that cannot
b• exerled by env Pimilar 05tabushinent in the oily.
Af EA LS WILL ;+E ,S 1:I: V iill lII' A T..4LL 110 CRS OF
TILE DA I. fs so the
Choicest dents, Fowls,_ Fish, !Lc., &e.,
Di. Intl of I at, cannot ho auriaL4nval. and he would respect
fully invite the kttontion of the pubic to IL
CHAR LF-4 STILL,
144 Wool streak
St. Clair Lager Beer Brewery.
undersi., - ned respe,trully Informs the public that h•
sow fully prepared to serve prl•ate tanillies and the
public generally, with id. ,lebrat , d LAGER BEER. In
bottles. All orders left at his Offire, NO. 39 DIAMOND
ALLEY. (near Wood street,) will he punctually attended to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of the city or vicinity.
je29:tf F. 0. SCHENCK.
Dental. , Lager !Jeer Ilan,
No. 106 Sluithfie greet, opporar the Cuttenia House.
eubseriter hoe just opened one of the largest and
beat finished LliQot floor Balls In the city. life Denzil
c non ',land to be a superior article, and every other sr
COIXIMOUtiOII about his home cannot be excel A led.
ms_jeZni . DIWIT7I.
Kennett Ale.
I v ENOLLSII, bole Itottlet of SNIITII"3 celebrated
• bennett Aleand Brown Stout. Also,Cammon Ale
ter, In quart and pint Wales.
Itrution of families, end the trade, is resmectfully
aul
Tll,
Mineral Water and getninparilla
WM. I.: I:NOLAll, Pitt street, below Penn, Is now
manufacturiot: nod botticiotz the above beverages on
so extensive scale. Ills articles are of the hest quality, and
nuta.•tured from the purest materials. mai:ly
LIOPPEK'S PATENT PLANE
r 'iii: undersigned Is prelim . ..El w supply dA.IIPF.NTERS,
CABINET.I I / 1 1{Kltel, end Worker. in Wood generally,
with his Patented end valuable
Ad who have trued it, pronouneo .1 it most velueble in
vvntion, that must soon tome Into g neral use. The fol.
lowing letters from preetb . al workmen aro but two anIOT,
many letters te Pate,
tie list really cal rem in MOWS mg this '
Plane above all h others n Us,.,
triTls CalilarT VACTOIIT,
February '27, len.
NV^ hereby etrtlfy, lbntduring the last tootle months
we have used Hopper's Pat , lit Plane, and do not hesitate
recommeod it to Cabinet-Makers and Carp 'titer? to au.
pain, to any other Piene us. . W 0 consider It peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all mats of
hard wood, and fir planing rens TS, It n far superior to
the old mi,d• of sex - aping, beelles being a great oaring of
time. One man, by using this Platte, will plane more
veneers than Oro men can do by any other plane or method
in use. 11. 11. Melt # Co.
'Y
JAM. McLAT3OI.II.IN
To Moses F. FAWN, EoQ.:
Dear Sir I have examlnei llopper'e Patent Bench
Plane, ami believe it to be a most excellent article for the
use for which it Is intended, as a combination of plane and
flora, or.
It Is particularly rulapted to planing veneers, and it does
not 111111.1 i, ono-fourth the time or n
labor of the old method:
nod I have no doubt, when its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely .upersedu the former te.
Mous and laborioua custom.
I most cheerfully recommend It to all persons engaged In
the Cabinet bustneee, an from my knowledge of it, there is
nothing as well tilted to give a smooth and beautiful fluish
to veneers as the Hopper Patent Remit Plane.
JASII-a W. Woouvrztt,
Furniture Warernoms, 97, 99 Third et , Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, Februa , y C, 1050,
MOSES F. EATON, of thi city, In my role Agent for the
sale of Planes, or of rights to manufaeture
C. and sell them
WM. 11OPPlt
. .
ioe
.1 AMES SHANNON. Proprietor
REbTAURANT 6
J SCII ANDELMERER,
B. FIIASCI-
Pittsburgh, March 21, IFillft—(mli2 l .tf )
AUENC V.
OSES Y. EATON, No. IS Sixth street, azent for telling
a*and buying PATENT RIGHTS, Is now authorized to
the following lately patented ;alleles:
Sands A Cummings' Patent Brick Machine;
Hopper's Patent Veneer Plano;
Trott's patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Doan's Rock Drilling Machines;
Coe's patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw Mills;
Crawford'a Steam and Water Ganges; and,
Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
These articles have been examined by practical mechanical
and machinistt, and pronounced superior to any in use.
lie is also authorized to sell Rights to make and vend these
articles in any part of the country.
Ile has also for sale hot-pressed Nutt' and Washers, and
finished Muse Work.
lie is also prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
potential Rights and new Inventions, and give to the butd.
nese faithful and constant attention.
Ile refers to the following
CARD.
Wile subscribers have long teen acquainted with Mr.
Moses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation 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 B. Crate, W. Robinson, Jr.,
Wm. Lorimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. 11. Denny, 11. Childs A Co.,
James Wood, N. Holmes A Sons,
P. It. Friend, Kramer .1 Rahm,
F. Lorenz, L. R. Livingston,
Rasp h. %'ads, William F. Johnston
William Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson tdiCandleos, A. W. Loomis.
Pirranurton. November 27th. 1854.
ltioan,s Patent Rick Drilling Ma/Alin
BLOM NO ABOUT aid POUNDS; can be worked wad
Wmoved by two men, and do the work of five or six in
the ordinary way. S. S. Fowler it. Co., Manufacturers.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent in the
llnl-
Xed States,tbr the solo of rights to use these Machines.
MOSE§ F. BATON, 19 Sixth street.
HYPER TO
Hon. Win. F. Johnston, President A. V. R. It;
W. Milnor Roberts, Esq., Chief Eng. A. V. R. R.;
Gen. Wrn.Larimer, Jr., President P. A C. 11. It.;
0. W. Barnes, Esq., Mel Eng. P. & C. R. R.;
Messrs. Manton it Nicholson, Contractors for the
deaP. & 8l
I,AbiIiItOIDEILLEe.—A. A. IdMON W. have jnet l re.
Kii . ceived per express & =tote o! Embroideries, ettodpri r •
sing new and elegant styles Collars, Calls, Collarettes, Heed
Dresses, Rosettes, Tabs, Bleeyes, Obeinizeites, Eldbraotz ,
whlcti will be offered at extremely bw plum jeo23
02414 1 A - Nilig ,
Iniarbruk• ofCcuAi Caratal
TO HALF A' MILLION DOLLARS!
18TNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.-CHARTERED 18UY.
PAIR-UP
Cash Capital.- v... v v. .- $500,000.
..., . . . ,
lux tEtTRTY-inwra 'ANNTIAI; STATEMENT of the
lAssets of the-2MA INSIIRANCE COMPANY, of Hart
ford. as furnished this agettey-on the let of January, 1855,
=Mr nath.. . _ .. .. -
Beal Estate, unincumberea .$ 18,672 05
Seventy-two Mortgage Bonds...band 7 cent., pay
able seini.annually ........ .. ... -. ... ... 72,009 00
Debtsluel.haeionpsuk; secnied hr mortgage... 7,313 17
Bills Receivable well secured, payable at Bank._ 128,327 35
ilailroad-StocksiinConneati 97,515 00
Bank Stocks in the city of Hartford 142,800 00
Ca sh n in New York city- 98,050 00
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in hands of Agents
and others 212,505 08
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.$773,278 63
The amount of liabilities due or not due to Banks or other
art ditors,—nOthing.
Lows adjusted and due,—none. • , • -
' Losses eldjuated and'not due, $148,518 22.
' Lessee unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
Proof. $01,237 60.
All other claims against , the Company are mall, such
only as printing. de.
Agents instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO. •
The amount Insured in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material and construction o buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and cf
ondition of
the fire department, and other circumstances
The amount insured in blocks of buildings va ooo ries; the
design is to limit the lose by any one fire to $lO,, or less.
TliO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STET! 07 CONNECTICUT, , •
Ilartford, Jan. Ist, 1885.
Hartford county. }
Pere( nally appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Peeretary of
the Mon Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore.
going statement by him subamibed, is true, according to
his beet knowledge and belief I
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
Losses paid by this Company for the year 1851 exceed
$750,000, while the premiums received for the same time
far exceed any other year, Blues the organization of the
Company. .
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of propertY, is
' sued at thiangency, at remunerative rates.
Irir Office, No. 87 Water atreot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
janll W. EL TE.N EYCK., Agent.
/ETNA INSURANCE CODIPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CaLlurraum, - - • •
PAID DP
Cash Capital 6500,000
Cash Surplus, ON IIT .JANTALIT., 1855 8273.,2173
- -
rialll.B Capital Stock and Surplus is securely Mee-tett for
I the bCrient of all policyholders. As an eel tenor of
the claims we bare to public confidence, and of Its ability
to pay losses promptly, we state fact, that its receipts
La ry from $145,000 tosl,So,ooo per month. Its business is
large and well distributed, and in our opinion no Company
in the United States affords better indemnity to polity
holders than the .32.trs. They.continne to make insursnce
on property in town and country, at rates as low ss la cote
sistent with surety to the policy holier.
B. B. TEN EYCK, Agent-
AV - Office, Northwest corner Fifth and Wood streets"
Pittsburgh orahly
Li IC L. A %V Ali IC
IFUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPARY.
fAFFICE in the North Room of the Eichftnge, on Third
‘I,J rtreet„ PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE LIVSITHANCES.
On V lsassa,
00030, To all parts of the World.
pBIIOnTe
INLAN INSURANCES
On rode by rivers, canals, lates and land carrlawa, to
an platten( the Union.
SIRE INSURANCES
On merehandlre generally.
On stores, dwelling houses. Aa
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY, November 7, 1853.
Bonds and Mortgagee $24,300 00
State or Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other loans, 181,553 42
Stocks In banks, railroads and Inanranear corn-
Wes 24,012 20
159,825 94
Cash on ..... . . 16,071 30
lialanceiin the hands or Agents and preraiunis
on Marine Policies recently issued....—..--...... J 21,7 67
Subscription ...... ................. 00
Win. Martin,
Joseph U. Seal,
Edmund A Bonder,
John C. Darin,
Robert Burton,
John R. Penrose,
George G. Leiper,
Eduard Darlington,
R Jones Broo
J. G. Johnson,
James C. Eland,
Tbeopllnn Paulding,
James D. NlTarland,
W. C. Luds-tg„
Jonrn V 7. C,llrlN, aee y
th••Ors=Win Firs Insurance Company,
- Of Philadelphia, Thiculiltsirtim •
DDGTOR-8--Caarice W. Fitticker, Thomas Ham Tobin
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob It. Smith, Geo. W. Rich
ends, Mordecai D. Lovas, Adolphi E. Doric, David 13. Browne,
Morris Patterson. Gun. N. Desoto:, Prudent.
Can 0. Batten:a, &cremry.
Caution to make Itucurntee.PerP.bud "Umit.d , 00 even'
description of property, in town and coontu, et rates ere low
sie are consistent with eccurity. •
The Company have reserved a large Contingent Vaud,
which, with their capital and premiums, eafely Wrested, af-
Ibrd ample protection to the avowed.
The Arista of the Company' on January let, 1851, es pub.
°abed agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as follows, via:
Mortgage . 5318,12.9 88
Beal Estate 81,377 78
Temporary Loans. 83,908 17
Stocks. . 61.089 00
Onh, is 64,340 81
Total* 11,212,70 S 44
Weir inoorporatiots, a period of twentyone years,
May hawe pall upward of Ons Million Four Ilundrsd Thou
sand Dollars, 1.11.11 by lire, thereby altbrding evidence of the
advantages of insurance, as well as the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all Liabilities.
J. GARDINER 00111 N, Agent,
ap94 Mine, north-east cur. Wood and Third eta.
TUN. Uri ITICD STATICS
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PMILADELPIIIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 26TH, 1850.
CHARTER pERPETTIAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
opice, S. E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers of the Home Board at Phaaddrata:
nratoroaS•
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. 11I'llenry,
Jacob L. Florence, James I:feverous,
William 51.0odwin, William IPRee.
President—BWOeu IL e n " f°r d •
T ee Prethienf—Ambrose W. Thompson.
Molt:cal Examiner, Pittabwrigh—James 11. Willson, hi. D
Allegheny City—LL.B. Mowry, hi. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
1 , 70. 74 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
PITTS
PENNSYLVAM A INSURANCE
H COMPANY
OF BURG,
CORNER OP FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorized Capital, $300,000.
INSURE BUILDINGS and other property against loav
damage by - Firs, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
elan - roe.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rody Patters:on,
W. iirClintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. Id Long, I. Orler Sproul,
A. J. Jones, George R. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
Imes Nrgley, W. S. Haven,
Wade Ulm pion, D. E.Park,
11. R. Coggshall.
Hon. WM. W. JOHNSTON, PreiddenL
RODY PATTERSON, Vice President.
A. A. Camara, Beeretory and Treasurer.
8. 5. Contra, Anistant Seetettry.
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER, Jr, President. I F. M. GORN, Secretary
GAPITAL,II3OO, OOO . DO
WILL insure against kinds of risks, FIRE and bi A
RINE. All losses all
wRI be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Ilomelnstitution, managed by Dutiormis who are well
known in the community, and who are determined,by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the beet protection to those
who desire to be insured:
Directors.—R.Miller' Jr.,o. W. Ricketeon, J. W. Butler,
N. liolmex,. Jr„ W-11 . S mith s 0-I hmsen, George W. Jackson,
Win. M. Lyon, James Lippencott,George Duals, James Mc-
Auley, Alexander Nimick,Thomu Scott.
get. OMee, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Bpang A
Ou , ors Lairs,) Pittsburgh. n0v24:17
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
NI:WO GODS II OCR'S, J Strata", SILVIA Waal:,
11111.1ThRY GoOta„ &C., WIMLESALE AND UrrAn.—Coun•
try Merchants and strangers visiting our city are request
ed to call, as wucan eerie theta as well, and we think b t.
ter, than they usually aretterved In Eastern cities, he ides
giving them a responsible gunrantee—an Item difficult to
obtain in many shops.
Hirer Detached Luvere..• PO to MOO
Do Cylinders 7to 10,00
1, dies' Gold Lover and Lepine Watches, $2.6, and upwards.
Gantlomen's do do do $O6 to s'2oo.
Chains, Seals, Keys, Peoclls, Sles, Pens, Lamps,
in excellent variety, and at lowest pr i ces.
air - Watch II pairing done promptly and in a superior
manner. All work and all goods warran W. ted.
WILSON,
67 Market sereet, corner of Fourth.
mh2l ...
NEW AND GOOD BOOKS JUET RECEIVED AT DAY.
BONY., 05 Marko: street, near Fourth :
Plain -Words to Young Communicants; by Dr. J. W.
Alerander. — We!nis.
Willlson's Young Communicant's Catechism. 0 cents.
The Rich Kinsman, or the Ilisr , ry of Ruth, the Moold
te7lllby rd y G D o rT on " ,te Young Housekeeper •
Prime's - Travels In Europe and the Ens the best book
of travels yeti
The Foresters; by Prof. Wilson.
Ministering Children.
The Laws of Figurative Language; by Lord.
• Tho Minister's Fatally:
Mornings with Jesus. Jay's last.
The School of Christ, or Christianity In its leading aspects.
The Fountain of Living Waters, illuatrated by Facts. 4th
edition.
The Words of Jams. The Mind of Jesus.
Kitto's Works. Footsteps of St. Paul.
Life and Epistles of Bt. Paul—plain, and in one-half calf
E,r presentation.
The Hiding Place; by McFarlane.
The Night Lamp, " "
Now opening almost dailv, new and valuable Theological
r Works, for family and ministerial reading, both Arnerican
and English: - J. S. rrAvvg - ox,
'" ape 05 Market street.
navV:dtt
jfkIANNEITT It I
She
nd bi dress in lks and satins,
A her ste ed fall
p Is fall of grace
She is lovely in appearance —
But what a sallow facet
Her hands are small, but oh! how roughs
She surely does not know
That /trusty; SOAP is lust the thing—
At d then the price is low.
The RPE'rle SOAR for dale, 12% cents per cake,a
lIE
N 0.140 TEIIII.D
A Partner Wanted. ...
A PERSON having it -Oapital of Three or Pour Thodatind
11- Dollars t°invest in a Manufacturing iniaim..droan
beirorin — ciPfeßlinltg where he CITIII-D3tanal IVIS::M
OWIT jll
short Univ. The heat v e reveneea given. Poe partioro
t a rs applf at . raii OPPIOM [nah27:tf
- Aus.T.IN
STOCK
N.
BROKER,
Office No. 92 koutlit'St.i.CdX.o6:Wood,
AT OTES, Drafia, Bonds, hfortgagea,,and Loans an coils
-1.11 terals, negotiatetl,.:Stneks honght•and sold on coin.
Mi3.4i013. Land Warrants bought . and.aold. • •
Particular attention paid to: the pnrcha.se and aide of
Copper Stocks.
dli comrounicaidons attested to promptly.
• •
• - ans. U. n'lst.
Wm. 11. Williams its Co.,
AlslllEßs AND. EXCHANGE BROKERS, -
IV: E. Corner Wood and Third streets.
Ala - All tratumetions madam% liberal terms. Collections
of Bills, Notes. An., promptly attended to. jan2l3:lw
XI'GONNEIJILan• OCKr
B ILE RS
ND Dealers in Exchange, Bankd
otes, .Goirland Silver
r Coln. Current and Par Funds received on deposit.
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Collectionitmade
at any point in the Dnited States.
South East corner of Market and Fifth atteets;
myll PrrTsataton * PA "T.
ARTHUR% - RODGERS & 00.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS ,
COSNER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD BROK ERS ,
au2:6m PittsbiArgh, Pa.
0. u. A mums
Wilkins dL = Co.,
(Successors to 'A. 'Wilkins & Co.)
BANKERS AND''EXOITANOE' BROKERS,
/tio. 71 Ilneth - streel, Pitlsbn h.
TN numerous. suspensions or Banks and .Bankers
_L throughout the country during the last sit months, we
are satisfied that in almost every instance their . troubles
have grown out of a departure from their legitimate bust- -
nese; and we, therefore, take occasion to assure the 'public
let advance, , that no speculations in "fancy stocke,"-orother
"olitside operations," shall tempt us from the strictind
gitimate line of onr basittess-,-bellaving thatr in itvcdding
all such investments we shall not only bo better able to
serve our customers and ensure their safety, but that in
adopting such a coons we shadapromote our own ultimate
benefit. [febsl .
PATIVICIES FRIEND,
BANKERS AND EXCILVIGE BROPICSettS,
Have Removed their OPee. to the Vier of IN/Maid Wade s.
nrrantmos, ea.
TIATRICKS & 'B
Bankers and rschange 'Brokers,
1 - and 'Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchanges on the Eastern and Western
Cities arastantlrfor sale.
- Collections made in all the cities throughout the Unite d
'Deposits received in par funds or =twat paper, at
the corner of .Fifth'and Wood Streets: Vela
- - -
$627, 76 53
nrticione:
Dr. 11. IL Huston,
Bugh
Spencer IDllreln,
Charles Kelly,
Samuel. E. Stokes,
. Fleury Moen,
James Trequalr,
Win. Eyre, Jr-,
Joatins L. Prier,
James Tennent,
John D. Semple,
Charles Schaffer,
IJ. T: Iv_ Pittelourgh,
E. T. C. Morgan,' do.
WV. SI President.
TIIOS.CI.IIAND, Vice President
P. A. NIA.DgItTA, Agent,
N 0.95 Water 'Meet. Pittetturgb
F, BOWIES. 6.801i5, -
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE 11110E.ERB,
116.41 DIKOVED Trani DarISSO AND =WANGS DITICI TO Q.
67 sisals? srnur TOEIX.DOOIIB DI:LOW OLD swam
HOLMES k SONS, Bankers! end, Exchange Brokers, N
. and Beaten in:Notes, Vrafts, Acceptances, Gold, Eli
se? and Bask Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Waters!
Cities constantly for sale.
.Collections made in all the cities' throughout the Milted
States. Dwpocatii received in par funds or currentpaper, No.
67 Market street, betweon Third and Fourth sts. Li5.30:13,
-- •Ilk
TIERN AN
BANEMS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 95 Wood Street, corner of Diamond Alley,
Prrrsuusuu, P 4,
_BUT AND SELL Bank Notes and Coin; Discount time
exchange, and promissoff notes; make collecpcns
ln
all the principal cities of the Vinton. -Deceive deposits on
call and on interevt, and give their prompt attention to all
other matters appertaining to a Broker's business. Eastern
Exellange constantly on hand. mare
301131 WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCETANGE BBOKEB
MAL= IN
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Notes.
STUCK boughtand sold on commission. Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit
bt44 Fourth street, nearly opposite the B.
Bank- &dB
HILL CO.
BANKERS AND EXCIIANdr. BROltErflB,. ,
cow= or Isom Lep EIRE enones.
SMILT EXCIIAIIO.E on the Eutein Cities oOrtetintly for
sale. Time Dills ot Exchange and Notes dlacconitedrr'
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes:bought and sold. Collections',
made in all the principal cities of the Milted Staten. Dec,
ts.reemived of Dar and Correa "node. imar27l7
"
11.1.11 -
iDWLILD LMDI
ICRAIEKB, & . ,
BANEEKS AND EXCHANGE BlualCKß4.
- Din AND BELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes; negotiate
,Ulll lAsto on Real Estate or Stools Securities; Purthise
Prondasary Notes
and Time Bills, on East and Wad; trui
and sell Stooks on Comuntstdon. •
Collections made on all points in Vie union. traY/
o. E. &mit & co.
BANK_ERB AND ExcIIANO - 6 BROKEBB,
T) lUDS to Exchange Coin, Bank, Notes, Bight and
Time Drafte, Ac. Collections carefully,. attendet_t4e
sud proceeds remitted to any pert Oftlielliiion.
Btocke bought and sold on commiaelon.
10%.. No. 74 Fourth et., next door to Bank of Pittabsg.(saD3
Domestic and forevn Esehange,Ftgnk kratts,GoLd mat #9llljcr
Itosght, S•ld'and Mx/tonged, al the
EXCIIAN(IN AND BANKING of
01 .
WILLIAM A. SILL & CO.,
64 Woon MUM, PLITHDIFILGII.
en...intereet allowed on time deposits janl2
.................. -TKO. S. 061:101 7 .11i.
THOIBPsON BELL & Co.,
BANKERS AND 511.05 SItS,
Cron of Third and Wood streets, Pittsburgh, Is.
THOMAS WOODS,
awrCOJI MERCIAL BROKER -101
AND DESLIII
Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Real Estats,Alse,
No. 75 Fourth :C., PiUsburgh, Pa. [Jab/
— %Vinton'. A. Hiti & Co.,
BANKERS,
No. 04 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
HOLD on sale the following BONDS AND BTOallfs ,
41 shares Exchange Bank;
17 do Monongahela Navigation Company;
.20 do Citizens' Insurance Company ;
11.000 Monongahela 'Navigation Company Roods .
ci,ooo City of Pittahurgh Ronda;
ps.unn County of Allegheny roads-
Citninlotti . s . Login intlec,
XTO. 100 SMITHFIELD STREET, NEAR Ylnii.-
1 1 1 Money loaned ou Cold and Sliver Watches, Silverware
and other valuable articlek. sUit.lll
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING STOR.EII
JOHN TCLOSKEY
FTt L r `l „„ E , R . l , • h Y lc o h r tt " n e o " n b aTu 'i n= tw:D Depot-On
he name of the 'THREE BIG DOOHB,heve,for the pur r
pote of acquiring more space for their immense btteltlese,
eenew e DlAMO e
N e D e A jo L u L ,s
E b Y u il A di N n D
WOOD o STAR r
RT, ,
Whore they hare now the most
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTELSI
.„„
READY MADE CLOTHING,
That !ma ever been offered to is
Their principal object for thin removal; is, Utilise thee
More facllitiea for the
WIIOLESALF. TRA:DE. ':.
They are prepared to sell Goode at the - :. -
LOWEST EASTERN _PRICES!
.
And they will warrant them to be as goat at any manna
factored In the Onion. - -.-., •
CUSTOM 'tvon, : gi- - .."- ,
IN Till COT IFTTLE, AND COON nil 811011.121" NW/a.
They have on hand a full and beanfifilltiaSnitinenfinf
LIYfHS and COATINGS, for
FROCKS, DRESS. W ALBINO AND BUSI
NESS COATS.
Our interests are identical with those of our mistime:a,
and we assure the public that our fidelity will not fail in_
filling all orders we may be favored with.
Oar DON'T FORGET TILE PLAGE—
No. SS Wood Street,
(NAST SInE,) CORNER OT DIAMOND ILLLICT.
bi. 11.—We desire our patrons to understand that welters
DO longer any connection with the Clothing Business en
Liberty street. Our attention la devoted exchudvely to the
Illoose above designated. -
mar 23 JOHN M'OLOSKMT & CO.
- Fall and Winter Goods*
ED3IOND WATTS,;
MEIIOUANT TAILOR, K0..185 LIBERTY EiTREET..—•
lime now on hand a large stock of Fall and Winter.
floods Overcoatings,of entirely new designs; Flush Vest-.
Inge,
of the most beautiful patterns; French and
en
assmeres, of every style and ine marke
of
which I wi l l make to order on the shade
most t
reasonable
terms,
and warranted to suit. oot4
NNW SPRING GOODS. ' •
lIST RECEIVED AT JOILN SIcCLOSKEY & CO'S Whole-
J.sale Clothing Warehouse, Nogg Wood street, and.corner
of iamond alley, the largest and Most varied stook of .
goods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of inviting the attention of the public to. These goodolum
been purchased from first hands, and, - consequently, nti
second profit on them, Which leaves us able to say that wa
cao and do sell at as email profits 4 any house in tho east
ern cities. Therefore, we reßyosotfully Invite the attention
of w hole,. le dealers and eouutry merchants, In general, to
give US a call, and t somine our extensive assortment of
READY MADE CU 1111 NO. It is almost impossible'to
enumerate the quaol' ycf immense piles of garments that
to to bo seen at this it t e establishment; It is sufficient to
say that it has never t equalled by the house itself.
marlofif 301I1s1 McCLOSK.EY CO.
Clothing I Clothing t
TEE undersigned respectfully informmihin friend' and the.
public that he is now receiving at his store, N 0.177 Lib:
arty street, a choice assortment of Cloths, Cassieares and
Vestlnge, of the latest and most desirable styles, which he
Is prepared to make to order in the moat fashionable man
ner, at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
We haircuts° on hand - a large and well mannfacturedatoct
of ready made Clothing, to which we Invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Persons who purchase goods for cash, will find it to their
&Dotage to call at 177 Liberty street, before making their
purchases. Etnari)] O. CQNN ER.
Now Clothing Store)
NO. 4, SIX.TII STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
wsubscriber has just opened this new establishment,
here be has always on hand a Large and choice assort.
went of all articles of OLOTIIING, which be warrantsegnal
to any In the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
ces. The public are requested to giro him a call.
inarrOly B: OPPENHEMER.
To Housekeepers.
AVE have now opened one of the largest stocks of
ChINA, CILAbS and QUIIENSWARE, su fable for
houstkeepers in the city, and intend selling at v ry low
prices. We will sell a handsome set of White Tea Ware
consisting of forty-eight pieces, Ibr the low priee - df - FOtt2
Dollars, and all other Goods in proportipn. Our stockbeing
large owing to the dull season just passed, We are'deter•
mined to work it off at low prices. We have just opened
so, e beautiful shapes of White Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
table do ; Covered bishes for stewed chicken, etc.,etc. Also .
some very handsome new styles of Water Pitchers. "Oui
stock of White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
Ware, is large—all of which we have put down in price to
snit the times
FRENCH CHINA.
We have some twenty different styles. of French China
Tea sets, and some beaurful Gold Band Dinner sets—all of.
which we are selling at least twenty-five per cent. below
former prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our stock of Knives and Forks, Spoons, Walters, Britan
nia Ware, Girandoles, Solar Lamps, etc., 13 large, and we
will sell them at very low prices.
GLASS WARR.
On hand and receiving, a large stock of Boston wild Pitti.
burgh Glass Ware, which we will sell at manufacturer's
prices.
COMMON WARE.
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Pitch
ers, and every article suitable for country or city trada,is
mrge, to-which we invite the attention of city and country
erchants, as we will sell them very low for cash.
Houvekee pars .and others In want otonsea , , pans and
Queenswure' will do well by calling at the -
CHINA Ifierf4;..
No. 62 Market, between 3d and 4th etL
Opposite (lea It White.
. .
DR,To --00t6 i• -, ! , • • •
,'l:ll.,s:t,A 40',E,,X,V-43!
. . . .
. - - • ~, t.* AT TngL „.it - . ~-
" - 'o3lt,it;ellikl:.,fig iiiii,t; ,: -.-.-.
No. 14 41antr SaartA:x ...,,i-t , Vatntiti-Aim tilt Duaschrn; '1
. . . : . ' =,... ••,/ •. - • '',.,-,;: :: i.. , PrriTannNiEV /"..t4“ l i
Efa
d - 1, - 4airapp. AN,_p nkosx_pumubß FrooKALETieue 1
F_T aMi'mmer Pr9,o o oa ever. Mitred in this market.
We would call pintictlak Iktphitien tb the fbiltheitag : .-.. ' •
_ A.:Tery sartorial". askottnaent.Of `olalef Black Emends , and
fencYcoJpre4 likk44: alßO.wgieo lll l s4 Eatinagold apd plain
lidgues araLliarages; - Printed. Barege and Challe.de,Laines
verl hintisome - Yeerecte Lawns ann tritlhnitibekr a;
,good
easortinent of. grouch WCo
orsted llate; :tinder 'Bliere and
Cbemigettes, embroidered, hem stitched , and, plain Linen,
Cambric Lienditerchiai§..Fnuliiiirg-PA43,-.4,4 Matte 0 ;
llonnefilienTlifbiestis atliergainet -
A beautifnl assortment uf Dloira'atiliqie, Vaie anA Bilk
Tab:rung - Oblate' ava mare; ir full - a-tortrdelot 'ot Groves,
tads and. Rosh ry ; Irish Linens, Muslims and Prints, to.
gather with a complete itiotiremnt.esf,entery,,,htlier ArtiolN
eitbar lanai, staple', for_ of dditestlO::
Thankful for past riven, we would solicit an early ex
soninationor our stock, confidenttbni for quantity, quoit
tg, style and pricefltiatmsurpassedl. , r.. , - . - • • -
. . . .. •• • - YOUNG - . 'LOVE' & 'BRO., •
-.m • 6 •-:. ' , formerly Young, Stevens - MY &• L ' ve ,
.—...,affiriam
19 : 67 A t i ' r li:71 11 11 .1) !tri s .. 8 EID ril l: 21 0; 5 71)0D S7 1317.REt er T.. ,-17,7,
Gaper 4. co., Isapprtomaxa •ffobbera 3.ll,lfritlab;
'Ffencb gaid Gernym ARA: soon Having :emir
ed our'.large eatenmsa stock ,of aging ILTICV summer
gd63A;t'lqbaiett frentiWY4Ufe,MallurscaTurers,.ancl,part
throe gn our own Importation, we Teel safe in assuring our
old cuatopere,aanntry meratutntstand city. dealeragenstal .
ly, that' iiid,nliglAeat Regalred..facilitles.in.,pnrchasingi
*4 'offer su Inducements to buyers as are rarely ,mel
ti¢itb in theLtrad.„,. ‘• .;' ,
l t tigigocds, fit •solwa.b4:..found audisameso der
Mines, . artamenth Of .theonost:desirabla.des i g ns,
Mobilfleuttieicelpacis,plain black and fancy figured tilkai
giLL,4 9 4 l 't gat . , .,„ *Ed L, fan U PTiPtailideat,fitaa%..brcadcloties,fancy
ere ,and , :eruramerPaPts ,
loOnlng brown and black muslins, table diapers—
WalaTe Also opened 81817147ga assortment of. bonnete l
nelfceSOleft.PaW 1iat: 13 44. Rutland braid and leghornr
and an eateriaffeltaxletYl.o.f,baslery, gloves, ribbecns;
`Nth 11140'Wt.tteXTh4PINI4i,laconetta,mull.and figured
Swiss Mumins,cm .
sf,kk'ime.bracee Pet a combo , . imitoim, per.
eassfou port manatee, patent mediating, per:
tunery, and almost emery ,erile.l.o.. usnally.kept.ln...llo Te
lietY Nnevfoiotber with_ a large atock of sold. And- silver
watents; Widen raiderials,glapses, gold and gilt jewelry at
newest patterns, and a great:variety of 30, Dour and B day
clucks. e lf bf rkt, the lnweetprices fax
or satuunctory. refeience.,• ,
early,belVfrprri,taiiere la respikruliyoinatid.
, .
- DRY GO OVI3 - :
riAcAA..N•dIi.IIIIL", No. 91'21arIlt st.,
A TM receiving tally addltlow "to tbelf WO end wel
I 1 selected stock of
azanty
Dtesa. aosat;'
. . •
. . .
_ _
Shotlf& EtEirts,
Housekeep'g Goole,
• - Alexa
n'der' 10101448,
,- -
To Orbith ire
. would reepootfqx, letter. ta tto bvi n 0.
.
MIIIANS. VAN 1:10/1PE1; baa juat-racelved alargaand
Adotalling .counts,.Ei.eves.
an/data inktanape,Tarletnia and Was, black lace and
maze Vella, black lioalery and ollltnrcs, In wool, cottaa;
and snit - Ribbons', Delta, and craw, An all qualities,
Alexander & Be,',on'a best Aid
.. GlaaesB. l ' 4 o ls ' I?!
fatind'at N 0.1.3 3.14.13,112.2
.011111 Ed", corner et the Dba...
.." - NEW DICY GObDS STOKE.
Iron Front-444). 01 Dlorket, street.
V If banal being non open for thetrattsaction - of a gel:Oa-
O• it Day Goodabusinsea,arewonld aedpecthilly solicit f.ba'
catactiage of tbe.pubSof feeling confident - that, fraailtiAa di;
teadvir end.. Well Waded. aback- at -SILILS, -- PANCY - AED
STAPLE GOODS, we can offer such Inducements as will it.
cure entire sAtlafaction. • , ILAGAN. AIII,
" r - 4 * .tf. - - ;Nos 9 . 1 !4arkq:oll I,3tieat.
-VAN •GORDERIS TRIMMING STOR.Ip;
No. SO .11ssitar Er.i .Coatrist or Dtakonn:' - ' -,
TIIST RECEIVING, a large and well selected,atock, of. all
0 the nsw 'styles of . _
_____,.. . ....
LADIES' DRESS AND . MANT4/4 'TIMMINGS:
Etingekt, " " ' " Rialto:is, . Galloons, .
thinP , . Bral4a,— ..... -.L . Tiii_Raiii.......--
Coide, Ribbons.
A handsome assortment of Pre*h,Scotelt and Austrian
IMBROIDERIEg, in Swiss, Jidonet and Lace.
Coilaro, Edgings, Handkerchiefs,
Sleovee, •. - -Insertints, - - • Infiniti Robes,
- . Obemlzettes, , . Bands, - Caps k Waistil...
...!, full supply of MOURNING GOODS: • - ' -
Ganns - Vells
Crape setts,. • . --Collin:, ', --- ' I ovo and
Plain Linen setts, Sleeves, Gauze and' Dotted Falls, -
Plain Swiss do. Chemizettes, Italian andEng'h Crape.
MATERIALS- FOR PAIBROTDERING--Stamped Collars,'
Bands-and Insertings: -French . Working Cotton, Hoops,
Linen and Cotton Flow, Oil Cloth, Embroidering Eilk.
Stilletos and SCALISOI73. '• •
Mantua, /Satin and Bonnet Ribbons.
A large assorkmenCof GENTLEMEN'S VIIRNISHING
GOODS-Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, de.
Pins, Needles, Battons,, Tapas, And everything in small
wires generally.
Sir llszon'a ease Rin Gtovas, In white, black and colors.
Sizes from Ito. 6 to No_ 10, always an band. - • ;
also-A good Block Of HOSIERY and.GLOVES -- very
cheap. . .mbia
W. vvocobvvFaa.,
OAZZITB3k FURNITURE' dfd,NDFdOTURER.
lilliare.woonurs 97 and 99 Third street.
- J. W.- W. respectfldly informs
• his friends and customers that be
Ina now completed hissringstk
" of PUltliblre, whith is decidedly
the largest andbest ever °tiered for rale in this Olty,7whieb
will be sold at . prioes as low as any in the United States,
F.ast or West.
MI be is determined he uphold the quality with wadi sea
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest designs; and
from the extant of his orders and facility in manufacturing,.
be is enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
I seps;dlw slrtf
prices.
He has adopted the principle of identifying his customers'
interest with his own, in quality and price and keeps sl
ave en bind 'the greatest variety of ever;.desoription of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any part Of one, may, be
furnished from his stock, or manufactured . expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, in part, of his stock,
which fin' richness of style and finish, cannot be surpassedvny of the Eastern cities:
Innis XIV tetee-tete BOW;
60 Sofas, in ph:ahead hair cloth;
60 dos. Maboomy Chairs;
20 dos. Walnut
50 Mahogany Rocking
20 Walnut " "
'SO Mahogany Divans;
20 Walnut ".
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 " " Dreaming Sures=
SO Washstands;,
40 Enclosed
•
100 Common
10 PlairiDressing Burean.s;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut "
60 Cottage.
WO Cherry and Poplar Bedstead!o •
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
Mt Walnut'
10 Cherry .
60 Plain Bureaus;
. 10 Dining and Br eakfast Tables
12 Secretary and. Bookcases;
20 dol. Cane Beat Chairs;
24 Cane Seat Rocking Chair%
•1.2 tidies' Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; Inuit-Hots;
Etignires; Pspor Niche Tables:
Conversation Mains
Elizabethan "- Pembroke
Hall and Tier
Remotion "
Wise Work
Pearl inLtd Extension Dining Tables;
Arm . Ottomans;'
Gothic and Rail Chairs;
large assortment of ' COMMON inninnno ant. . .
WINDSOR ORAIBS. Caw=Maine supplied with all ar
ticles In their line. - -
STEAMBOATS -and HOTELS, furnished at the shortest
notice.
All order's pro:silky 'headed to,
!Steamboats% Ahoy. t. . . . I
.1 TgliqubsAtilPeril Minder. their soltnow.
o litsfOr the favors bestowed upon
them,hy their Steamboat friends, and.
wofild.. l rei l :ilielaftdb , remind them and others interest,
ad 'al:lading boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furaisb on the most reasonable terms, every description:of
Cabin liarpiture and Chairs of the best material and wort,
T. B. YOUNG A CO..
Corner Third and Smithfield streets,
I 'W. opposite : ”.Brown's Betel^
CUM .
AND a II aI RVILL ' aW aljatifo. 294
Bettermaxes lizre,'Lfberty Meet; tuis on hands large
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of every ilOctiption, fatale of
the bestmetriabs; which he will sell lower than articles'of
the same guallty easabe sold ititho city: Ile would call aim-
Units attenticmlo his lirge lad& a Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which he will sell at greatly reduced
Wein - "Also;Tarting - of every descrotlon executed in the
nested manner:' !ardent left. at the Ware Rooms, or at the
streets, will be promptly
tended to. ••-- ••••• • • - • marzl
' • 'A. BULLtIVEN 0
liars ATI ON RAND at their; euctenidve OXEN= aret
JIEL-CHAIIMANCIA47I9IIY) No.-64 Bmithfieldtrest, - *
Itale assortment of fancy and, plain urniture, winds tin
milksell it. Per cent. beloß. anstomasy rates.
. . ~
.Grert.lnduoomento to Cosh - purchasers.
'
sr IrM cell "our lam FAO! 44"1".101AMON AND FANCY
CHAIRS AND ~ 1 . ;:.AD8, at trines that cannot
tri . please cash Thant:Lamas. our work la warranted.
'Our-tendnaar6 OALIII. J AMES ELOWRY, JR.,
=26 nor, ScrentblandjSbettyrta.
FIELD - BOOE FOR RAlLlitatiVigittiEEßit--Contain
ing formulio tor laying out curres. - determining grog e n.
glcs, levelling, calculating :ullt-wort, etc:; etc., together
with tables of radii, !Drilla es, - . deflections; larig eto r ds,
magnetic variation, logirathims.natural.tig
sc. etc., by Mtn B..tiencks Civil-Engineer. Pocket
bookboo form. $1:1 5 - • • . , . .
ea The object of the .11 .•rits=bWoritia.;to Supply g want
very generally felt - by dasistant lltgiuuers orr, Railroads.
Books of convenient form for use itrAtielleld, Containing
• the ordinary lograrithmatio tablesare comma enough;biat
a book combining with these tables others peculiar to the
Railroad Work• an& especially the „necessary formulas for
laying out curves, turn-oute,crossing% fr.c.,isadesideratum
Which this work is designed to supply.- -
U. S. Martawr_ACSlurnr,. - .West .Point, is; 1864.
G e nderwerst- Fhweelooketi-over - “Henck's Field Book for
Railroad Engineers," and - think it well adaptal to the' ob
*lite gwCepeopstses t atlhaveno question butitosilltte
found every useful and practical volume both for °Moeand
field Work.• D. H. Maori. .
, • • TROT. April 21: 1 M •
I are.:urieb: pliased:arlth -- Mr. tenek's little manes, the
"Field Book of - Railroad - Engineers." With the presenta
tion of Some of the most practical and useful of recognised
proceases.kmong ;railway 'engineers, he has given others
whirl new t lent Intheir present form, appear to ponces
a mint of higher value than-that. of. mere novelty- . -that of
being in general itOkilbre - of available, not to say,desiza
yrattica :use.; Iu corichnsion„ while 'I think the design
of nr.ll , l l 3ele.S.bOok,is molt as to adapt it excellently
well
to professional: swede, Vitgrve pleasure in expressing my
cordial eatisfection - with its.executiect, alike with the per
spictillyeffected.by.theauthour, and the el
' cellentlyrgraphiatl !late displayed by Map_ blith •
• B. FLOszult Oraws,
O. and Dirtictor ogßousselaer Polytechnic InsUtute.
PDX sale by - • WILLIAM _ s. - E.AvEN, .
i n -EngfiteiireStationery,
•_ - !dirket atrisst. corner of Reeend.
itestreeotra."4,&- MAWS a CX). bare Jost
• tirellyed another ereliti lot Of Drees
BT.
Goods, coiniirl-
Lorig•Oanibli gtriped lad Figured Boragelit2Fissuai, Or.
ggles; ae.,llo4with some elegant sty 25 PIPT los of Flounce& Be.
ri age Dobai. I 1
lEN!ta
_e:K.--w- - gEa - Jww , . - , -- ...,iir,-.-- - •
01:t.UA11t:i17,'P.P....0 , -. . •.; :
_.._,;,,.,,,,,,,,.„,,1r0a:713 ussmernsirrM ;.ee'• i ~.• •....,.i , .ri•
cram :ors,: GOLDS_ ,WOARSIENESII, , ,,i et -,: * it:AIMI,,
/07 00.13nrc . ...'..nvEr. 'CEO CP c". " U.,. '
..72 . 1 - .: Ally,comyumprucif. ~ • :-.• ~ . :;:
.„ ,::'`. ' ure'Z''l ''. N#P, ' iiA;litt' thi 'at.entirilt '' - Ai
V. : : - 0 ?:" ii ^ire e -.pub li c - tee ;thoLeettlfecates appArde
, "..?..;
.; 1! e b. : beim andbespiteit for rhea:off:eat can
' . i'N . ,l l- 4' , did ionslderetion which .their, honest
-.-.. . vii _..• .. ..1; 4 1 1 0 . ,, ,n.kneklitleset`Vek ' ' •''• ' *
% ' . .... 4 ,,,k. •-,rril'e7lloetimWtech kilittlikut Oman) :wine
' _. ,ff4l/1 ffleiff•attiltlresstte.tim dame
tl4
' ; ~_ cßand_vdue of. t;ftrans, fficroaat.,4o
- Lee r ._ - Jeat rotitalit - trifle 'With, rer' dletbrt
• ''•'-''-'.- .'•: : ------,-* achoMr n vergtatethelr eonvlcticerat.
4ndge-therta, wbethor thistle not the inedielne to trust WiwOU
youmust hare relief for the throat .or lungs; Judge too,
whether every' fanifly - might' not" tere - have it by them tura
safigdararigidifst: the everywhere prevailing enerint,•whieh
sfesitwitir , feidd -fregnency, upon whitost.eyerY - tlerlyand
carries off a lamb from many : a hornet.
_._, •.,
•'-' • • • lecke:M:44l FE", Jackson city; il.,;Both Mr:4184::
• :tem- 3. C...tmetr: Illree , arliefflitliar Tutorage 'is [Mich hi.
(Leine/after. : Storni Pr. 9111 hest Rh time, have used It,
three Of them in their own 'eases, and always with the, bap'
pleat 'The numermisperMent medicines alnesyis ber
Iciretberti,lead, trk incredulity-in Mond tonVirry taw reran.
' dY li and itlte only idler undeallted.rdden" otri a u , inam ,,,
' article,. thatnigthl!rgAike a gencreriont4inef) g a y 4,,11.
;Therairte'allini exeddlirimerif thlricOmidnttitt'beirgoirt,
(id thoPtViluir : Pigtotlesl4)l4l ) Ted bill.cnd «0.8 at
trial' under their:own , Observlitheu; turs,trOrapelled medical
Mere to 'proelairri wlirbeit iterteefultiess.. It is, beyorld'ill
doubt the beategeueral remedy tie base lot TherPialmorrafy
Affeetione of,Vits plimsto,nte. ttet saws tlme:sedativir and
expecterant4a rare berrubbrotion otpropettles..
-bitte ._ ~.,-,
.. d labotttluititteill,proveltel Own reWard,l subscribe
rayself;';ltespectfuffy'your Obedient sertrant, - -.- .? -• . ' ; :.i el
JA8.148:1, ,lielMefflti: N. X.;
geraeme.ng aw. zvc4., 1' alum , ' mark ails daSse •
• ' Ze
' '' ' -c=`" - ' ' Williamsburg; li.l.,'S'ept: 8:1882.
Dia,3:4l•Alsist;,Derir litirrOterfapplination for the Vett
threnyearo inruydotlee as en edges:ate, brought on some
months
eight ego 'a sereriliritatfon Ot the bronchial tuteei
WhieliWes eironStariterrtiOsoceto ine, Miff ..finit beiomin
Mao urcinf great adpreheturiew. "rfferteryterninly , ttied fail
toevenrellge me, tillXisseil XunrefirßeTel rib
his
no
only relieyed ree; but, sell' trust. wholly mrteil,me.
reire not, for' the reputhtiou of advocating - Patent brd
dielnes; and,tlits la:at:your. servlce.• - 1 :shall" recimmeaudt it
to members of-.the bar, and. others wirendl may Meets Illr
boring rinder shelter ludlsfeibliimai.
P. Yours teary, IL - JO liffil"
: ..
, ' -, ; ,- , ....• ~: IdontgemerY, ATlL,'`actulsir 4 184 G.
Da. J. O. Arr.?"' Bir7.- hate Uted,,your admiratle_ootbr
eCereud'eriefirslielY in my practice, audfind it to moan, by
far, any other remedy weeturveloicuring ditilearea upon thb
lungs. .: • , Your oberlieut servant, .. ... , r
-; -. ••,. • ---• •--,`" • ''•,".^ B.lii.loyiiirn..
•
What yet remains tei convinee.thei Most literedalerter that
thocherry.rectbraPeoll that it.PritNetft , fed heijiateert,ture
equalled remedial agent for alfdiseases, of the Throat, and
Lunge:' •• Tire tripirien ce• Of ' years bee proven it be beabelt,
and we submit it to the people, holleving that Ibitirblea
will fully maintain its reputation.. , .. . , ... _
~..
Preparedlryet C. AYEBi`Obenniirt,Lowell;Blisit. • 'Drawee
of worthless preparations, attempted to be palmed off tlndas
arsimllarity of name., ' 'T ~. . ...• . ... -• • ..
' 86Ief In Plitsbrirgh by ai Dinged's, and by B:A.•PiiiIN
EgrocK a 00 . wholesale and !trail.' • - , • Jeekthirdkor
F_URNITUR.E.
WM. :8111VEN8011 dantinnee . tof • ••'
• • •
IZWILICET-WASEof entrydeserlytioti, stbia old eland
cutter of Liberty and Seventh streeta. LINDERTAIi
attendel to, to all RS
?" :h.:Y:i.~l
Pl. LT.'S t • •-• I :: -.- •.:.'f...,.
, . FOR ALL THE PURPOSES-OF. A ~,
F A MI - LY ' •P 11 YSIC ;-
• . - - ,*, !, -- - -..rirgati '. --., ts• '''''t
---.,,,,....... as long es ted apn II
:- S.e demand for an effective purgative pill
v esz-7 - if- Li "inch Wild be relied= es suresurd
.r.s •V/11. perfectly safe in, its ommttion. ,This
f c ,
... ":Z1 has been prepared to, nieet'llia „Clio:
••• .. -' , •.:••
~.e•katindi and an eitensive tiiil'eifits
, i 2 . 2., ~.d ier , drtnes bas 3 coriausirsty Alowa, with ,
r At mg, 0 v , 14 , .. , .....it!......t...ther
; ao. pose designed. , •lns eat/ to ma e
-...:,_ ..- .. •phyticalpEl.htibixot easy 30-raster
the best of all pills—ono which should haver:lone of thd Of.
, Jections, brit all the•advantages, of every other. • This has
been atteratteilliele, and withlstat'succeisire'wbuld're
spectfully submit to the public. decision: At litie been
'I oXtgrigte for.thp patient Al. threrto,glat althost e'reilFunil
tire medicine is acrimoblous and irritating.in•the bowels.
This is not. BLAny of them produce tio Much griping 'pax'
and revedaloninthesystem ea to morathaneounterbalance
the gobit tb.he'del-iiedltom`thdta:'Therte"pdti pbbillice Ito
irritation or•painiunless it Miss from a previiiuslyeiditing
1 olititructlonor dansporgerittiti ;the bo• eis....iletrig. purely.
•vegetabla, no hann pan arise froth their rise in any, guantl-
Vl' but It Isl.:atter that anY Mediate slimild'he taken Judi
.chmsly.,.,Minuto,direttions rfers their use In• the -Several'
: diseases.ro.whicil they ereePPlintiffe are given dri the licmi
':Among the complaints which have been speedily puled by,
them;'we truly mention UV er in Comflaint, Reverie:lM faiths.
of•Jazindice,lndigestion,Lanstor, and Loss of , Appetite •
Liglessuess, Irritability,ltillous Readriche, Bilione :Fever,
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Wile and Loins; for, Ixt,truth,
all thesercre'butiliti consequence of diseased' actitatin,The
Jiver. • As ansaperient, they affordi prompt and unrirrellef
in,CostivenessoPiles„Colie„ Rysentery, ,liumors, Rorofula.
and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and irn
pmity'of the blood; 10 ithert,'AnY and. dteryelltle *here' a
purgative is required , : -,•• • , • , ..
~, •-• • ". • • •ii - , i ~.: , •-: •• i
' They have also PrOdired,u4Me singularlytonceseful Sures
in Rheumatism, Gout,
,Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas.„Palpite ,
don of the' Heart, Pains 'ln 'the Bask; 'Stomach arialide:„
They should I*, freely taken in the timing syf the:year,' to.
purify the blood and prepare the, fff stern ;fox theobsriga of,
'seasons. Ad occasional dose stimulates thestoausch.and ,
bowels into healthreetiOn, add • restoreo the's'Opetitetred .
vigor They purify the blood, and,: by their, stimulant so
titai-on the 'circulatory 'BYeiteili; renovate (he stierigth :ink's
body, and restore the wasted -or dismied - energise , Of the
whole ergotism hence an . occasional , dose. is: arm:LW.
geons, even though no serious derangement exists; Mann
eces:fiery doing should never be 'carried loafer, alieiemi:
;f
purgative. medicine , reduces the - strength.en taken to
excess. The thousand cases In which a physic: le regain:di
cannot be enumerated here, but they ; sugge.it. themsalyes
to the reason of everybody; sinditlidonfidentlj 'believed
this pill will answer a better purpose than•anytWrgirhich
has hitherto been available to ,roluilitluth ..'..Willes, /heir, Vir
tues are once known, the public will no longerdoubtvrhat
remedy to employ when'in need brw biltliartie tiled Falda.
Prepared by JAMES 0. AYER, Assayer and -Prattical
Chemist, Lowell, Maas. Price 21 cents per box., Fbre.bomes
for $l,
Sold by B. A. FARM:STOCK 'A CO., Pittsburgh, tinitby
Caleteros -- .Spanisli - mixture:
TtiE GRF, AT .PB BIFIBP; OF THE BLO O D I
Rot a Particle of tieferthy.lll it. ,
LET- Til Ei • ‘AFFLICTED , READ 'AND' •PONDINie.in
Iniallible Remedy for Scrofula, Iling's Edthlthairosset
tiAM, Obstinate . Cutaneous ,Eruptiens,Pimples or , Pustules
on the Fide; Plotches, &die, 'Ague and Fever, Chronic; Sore
Eyes; Ring Worm or Tetter, Seeld need; Enlargement tint •
Pain of the.Boure and, Joints. Stuhlwom.trlcers, Syphilitic.
Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaint, and all Diseases ;
arising from sin injadidotis use Cl alerciary,luiiTudenis In
Life, or Impurity of the Illood.• .-, • • •- - - - • •• L •• '
AR - Tills greet alterstive medicine and Purifier of Bloodi
is uow wed byt . wands ot grateful path:Astro:6lth part -
,
of the United States, Who 'testify dill" to the retairksbl
antesperformed by the greatest of-a ll medicines, "(MTV
TEE'S SPANISH.MIXTURE.'': ~Neuralgia, Rheumatism,:
scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin, .Liver. Disease, 'Fevers, tilcoriLTlldSoreg, Affectiode of the Eklu
A eri, Ildielises a the -,
Throat_ Female Complaints, Patric aild'ching of the Dotter
and .Joirds, era spetsilly putto flight by nising.this peatand
inestimable remedy. , , '• ,•
For sit 'diseases of tre Pica, nothing los yet been found ,
to comparowith it. It cleanses tbo system of all Impart- -
ties, acts gently and eilleientlyou the firer and .11bineys; .
fitren gate= the Digestion, gives, tone, to the: Stomach.
mere:. the altirielear and healthy, and restorer the Coiliti•
tution, enfeebledby diseasenr broken down by the ezeaures'
of Yout 6 . OAs trlatble vigotanifitrengtb_.. ...., . ,; - '
~. , ...
For the Ladies, it is invariably better than all th e cos.
tootles ever used. A few closes of Carter's Spanish; Mixture
will remove all sallowness of complexion, bring the roses
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step, and ime '
prove the general health In areinarksbledegree beyond ill
the medicines ever heard oL, ~ •, . • -.
The large number of 'certificates whith. walleye reeelVed ,
from persons from all unite of the United States, IS ilukbasi '
evidence that there is no humbug about it. , The' prise,
hotel keePers;magistrabtsePbTsiriaus, and public men, wall
known to the community, all add their testimony to the:
wonderful effects of this OIMAT 'BLOOD Pli=frElL .
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and.Almarraei and
read th e wonderful cures this truly wreatestof all
has performed.,
None "genuirie unless elgUed •by BEM* . /i itiEgBASI,
Proprietors, N5..3 Pearl streetilUchmond,•For tolthorn all
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed. _. :
And for sale by E. A. PAIINESTOCH, JOSEPff VLltile
ING,FLEfilthie BROS:. ind byliruktbitrigvniiillyi , • - ,
^031K111 ,1,1 1 . -. . .. . . . i , : ...; , , ...... ,
-- _ _ --
jogsz Eliplyki, WHEN 1111411.—These gentlemen Leta JDO pleasure in testifying in regard to. B. A. ;
TOOK , B•VERAILFUGE, because two Of the flutillavensedi
it in theirprivite practice am phyla:lane for number of
Jeors,Antl.they. bar) known it,by olscrtatton,.to be good,
MCC AlatiNT, Ind, July 4th, WA, •
dies sr s. B. A. Ranerfock
Gentlemen: llavidg sold yetis Tillable Vertnifoge for
would r im ec e
rm d n dharkosi l s as n i s t a fe w d r l ctmebnt n ,
m y eAy
fo e r
,
all weir of worms. larnoinstance hhve we Over seen any
evil results following its administration, but:always bas
.
answered the purposes forystach leas Otendesl,lo4,lsoll
entirety satisfactory. . .
Believing thateverithlng that hilt alitatilist forth In reppird
to its virtues is strictly in accordant* wittkpurphsemtiorts.,
.not only as practitioners,but as men of business, we iiinbl
unhesitatingly say to All:who resul:this; - 4114 tr-lx .bets
Vermifoge now in use, endthat its:virtues west:est knowitt
when tried.Vl*Vrs.Ro97Eß.a =ELY. • ••.
Prepared and Sold . by • •
• . B. A._ FAIINESTOOK
Cotner of Fittet and Wood:sta. •
LARZETTIIi JUNO* CORDIAL' ' trf Prontatitw
11 Elixir—A Certain Remedy in all eases of Inipelancy,!
Barrenness, Fluor AlPlon, and all.4llelleedarisinglroto de-.
bilitation of the system, where an impulse era raaborstive
la required. It is an excellent remedy MY general ereak;'
nese and debility, and especially for fetcclesi Vitt lac
in
the most perfect harmony with , the limit of-nidurecin re•
storing tone, strength and activity to every part of the
system.
Females using , 'this medicfni, tit the 'Connie of titreeili
four weeks, will Slnd - a great change lathe unnitanalioe:
and general health; the the:assail finally beeimoas. flush ;
and rosy as if they never saw's sick day, to. all. their lives.;
Reference Can be given tiiperions who . kitve used this Cot
dial, and who speak in theltighest-terms of - praise of !ter
astonishing effects. Bold by -
apl2 S. L. CITIISIIIIT;140 - Third et. .
N oaten. -
HE underddlled /wing bavuenNinted Administrator
T
of- the Estate of Jolirt3 Itooolof, late of Tabled
toeroldn, -Allegheny county,: deed, hereby give notice to
sli persons indebted to said ,Satate to make payment, einelk
all-persona having claim egainet Aald Betate, to Amara
Item, properly sothentleated,lor settlement, to JOUN'W;
IttPf.nll,.at his Warehouse, No. 91 Front-street. - . • •
BABAS 'T,•llO 43 Gri • .
:101IN W: Binirdiv
Achnidstrif
• Spa chit:Bull attn. -
T O TILE -LADIES AND THE BUBLIO GENENALLY, , ,
samaTz begs leave to announce to hig nn
mesons friends that he hied axt returned DOE the:B.attarn
cities, and is nom, opening, at his well ktomerf (7.. t tiakand,
Fsthiontible Boot and Oboe Store; No. 107 Market street, sa
splendid stack -of NEW GOODS. Ills castbmerswJll find
the largestand• best selected assartmenkof•artleles in his
line of business that Ptql4s Seer had, the pleasnre • of Open,
-
Mg to the publie.
The attention of, the Ladies iiparticulalrinvited tOthose,
fine fashionable Farsctii:SLlPPßlar- • • •
As be 13 desirous of 'maintaining the Sonase well- ea
repatition of his Stcirelai Viitapnari, roxontmodation and'
satisfaction to all, he feels free to assure thcorrsho may se d,
fit to call and examine his atock, that the LOW.PRICZa will
suit the times, and the qualities and - -exquisite styles ilia
not fall to satiety the most fasktddioua tsetse. • - .
apl4t3m] itespeetfully4), • pir. E . sonvjurrz,
l am FAUST FUR BALD, consisting of Siaty7two Ac es
J :of Oboice, Lind, situate tiolumbituaa county,
.
at two miles above Wellsville, and within a quarter of a.
mils of. the Beaver extension of Pit iburgn and Cleveland
R: It i s all under fence, and about forty scree in nultl.
vadon a good Frame D ',louse, Barn, do.; ,'Well.
of excellent wrder at the door; a small Orth.rd r Garden,.
de, de. Two ovine of Coal opened, and-coal under .thw
wholefarm. As the owner Is removing -West, this place ,
will be paid at the low price of $2,100, . for terms and fur
them information, apply at tha Real Estate Odes of • ,
apia, MUDD= & sox,, 140 sttirdst
MORGAN'S OELSBIIATED COUGH. SYRUP.—Orka or the
best remedies of the day for ealdi 3 Ooustoi. Wt'C'° l4 Pit
Coughs., Hoetsepue, Influenza, Am: '• Tarte avd try.. 1t
not, aatttfatfory, your Riney. witi be Tatted 4: Wor 141 `••:
whdhealtendcetag. by • •• • -Jo:lN:mart
41. 30 • ,140.135,W0ed stonet.Pitlebutibi:
Q PISMO THIIIIIMINGB 9f -all Nab. calartaul
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