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THE DAILY .kIORNING POST.
Sifted and A:bashed airy Morntnit, {Sunday ezetpted.)
Ir....enaLINUILIDAIt , NO IS Ta. ON ENV.
M1A1R411132,904+ut or, w s zcds ,zars. ezrzu_sruarte.
2K M W.—Yire- Dollars a year, payable strictly in
.adrance,elk Dollarewill in;issrialk Ixszegullud, s it-nOt paid
Talthlsi th'e i ,
AV-Single copses into izars—O:r .ssli at the counter in the
Office, and.by the VIVI BOYS.
t-i %Tint SATIIRDAT ITORNING : 'Pons
Pablished from the same odiec, on a large blanket size
h let, - at TWO D0L44103 e year, in advance. Single copies,
wirsocsa
liar No paper will be discontinued unless at the &am
on of the Proprietors.) until all arrearages are paid,
"kir No attention will be paid to any order unless swam
parried by the mousy, or satisfactory reference in this city.
Atis• Connected with the Astablishesent elf the Morning Port
• 'one of the largest iOlsPrinting Offices in the city, where all
Inds of moil: is done on the shortest notice,' and most reason.
PROVRSSIONA.L CARDS.
/A r abi.. G. a. sproui,
TFORNEY AND 001EIN8ELLOIVAT LAW—Office, No
—Jonithltreet, Pittebtirgh, P. - decilay
Jan:mg:A. Lowrie,
TTOMET A.T:LAV:Cfrace, Fourth street, Pittsburgh
1"V-between Smithfield street arid Cherry alley. fdeelL•ly
' JOSNPH Vol EAVEIt,
ATTORNEY-AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No; 11 - 44 Fourth street,
hia:lyfy rursurnan, re
- - • JOEIN BARTON
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
-C , " , Offteiri-Ctorner Fifth and Grant sta.,
3031yal PITTBLIIMGPI; PA.
' Thomas ilea's'
winantir AT LAW AND 80LICITOR IN CHANOKEtY
LILL _ °Sloe, next door to the Post ma., Steubenville, Oldo
~my 4
NK4 S. P. Ito's,
A TTOR AT LAW—No.IO Portrth street, Pittabula,
Al_ Pa., fourth door below Dir. Body PaterSOU'a Livery
Stable. . je2B
O. Orlando Loonda 2
TTOILITHY AT LAIV—OILIce, Fourth street, abort, Wood.
bi- riu
•
Thomas DI. Marshall'
TTOSICZY AT LAW—Ottlee, Lowrie's BsUdingo, Youth
street. 3stitay
R. B. Carnahan,
TTORNRY AT LAW--Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley ancl Grant street. jety
J. N. Itt , Clovrry,
A TTORNEY AND COUNEELLOR AT LAW --oats
Itakewell's Duilaings, on Grant street. jet
- D. U. Hazen,
TrOItNEF AT LAW—No.I27 Fourth street, above and
near Smithfield. above
Patrick fflriCeartat
ALDER - MAN OF THIRD WARD.
i nkFriag CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFTH STREMS
'ILI (formerly ocouplwl by Alderman Leak) where all bu
triunes pertaining to the Mike of Alderman and Justice 0
the Peace will be promptly atiendett to. febh3m
N. if taolkattaatew, Atdortan.n.
street, between Fourth et. and Manna
alley. Conveyanc ing of all kinds done with the great
e-t care and legal7aaracx. Titles to Real Estate ex.
sunned, &a. Jaal
E. S. Neal, Alderman.
\7O. 91 TIn.IID Street, between Wood and Marketstreets,
IM Pittsburgh. Collections promptly made. Ponds,Mort.
gages, and other writings drawn with neatness and: arca. P'
je2l,lv.
AfllLk SURGEON DENTIST; (enc.
- men to O. W. 1311.11 e,) %O. 144 SMITH.
• FIELD STIIKET.
Otß hours,PromS to 1 o'clock, end
roni 2 to E o'clock.
• -- J.SCOTT, DENTIST, Fourth street, tiro doors
4414,;;;; west of 'Market.
0/71CI LIOUIP3 -- From nine A. U. to 11TI;
'derry
M. ‘..
BUSINESS CARDS.
FEMUR RIMEL% BOBS. J. ANDEILSON
BAC li r 111. E. IL .2 AIF D Lti. S 0
(Successors to Joshua Rhodes t Go.)
__
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRDITE, NUTS
Spices, Confectionary, Sugars, Sae.
No. Wood street, opposite the EL Charles 110th
Pittsburgh, Pa. sp2
LL1111.4111 ZO. little LAN
WAY.. lIINGHLLSI & CO.,
FORWARELNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Lilerly strut; opposite Penna. Railroad Depot,
ape . Pcrtsucrunt,
• Henry 11. Collins".
MIORWASPING AND OOMNIISSION BIERCHANT, end
Wholesale Dealer in Cheese. Butter, Seeds, Fish, and
Produce generally, No. 25 WOOD St, Pittsburgh. !mare
Paul Murdoc k ,
fIOMMESSION AND FORWARDING 2ERCIIANS. AND
NJ STEAMBOAT .A.GENTS—No. 7 Weer skeet, Cincinnati,
Ohio. japtd
Xing & Alworltea.d,
WEI=SALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALKES—
No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. 1m7.23
lie-T. C. IfLorga.n,
isploosiinian AND -STATIONEIt—bas always on ham:
JUIV a generalassorrinentof 84:hool,Miscellaneous and Blank
Books, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, &a., Wholesale and Re
tail, N 0.1411 Woad street,•beloer Fifth; East side, PittabargL.
la. Wanted, Bags and Tanners'_ Scraps. aplsfly
1. W. nUtioadwiclat .
TyEALINt IN SAAB AND PAYI4II., No. 149 Wo o d Street,
.I_l Pittsburgh. The higheat price in each paid for rags.
,
F 111.1.111 /MI T .n.., Philb Wu. RIZIXTdon, Pittsburgh.
11111Ier Jo Itinketson
WHGLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
Wines and BegliAS—Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin
and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns,
Ara. constantly on hand. 5 Ystg
William Carr Co.,
(WY. OLBr late of the firm of J. PARISS.II & CO.)
IFIIOLESALE GROCERS and Dealers In Foreign Wines
V and Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Wilds.
key, No. an Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. jafey
Co -Partnership.
r VILE irribscribere have this daCo mm: s L itjershtp for
the purpoae of carrying on al: For
connection with the Rah, Bacon a Oil, and Pro.
duce hush:nes generally, tinder the style of Ewing u a Bleu
&IIDEON; warehouse No. 116 Water end 150 Front streetß;
formerly occupied by Burbridge a Inthram.
WM. B. ENGLISH,
JAMES RICLIA EDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
Pittsburgh, February let, 1854:feb3
FR. DIVFO, Diatmnd, Pittsburgh, Ps., dealer
. Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
0 roceries, selected for fainily nse. Spices of every variety
and the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. _Produce taken in e 1
change for Merchandise.
F. it. D. has prrdlired a full assortment of Landreth's
WarrantedGardn Seeds, and Invites the nth-enter, fill in.
Wrested in rand affairs. janll
W B. ZSGLIBI9. J. BIGEUIELDSON. J. 1.'[92622
ENGLISII & RICHARDSON•
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Ann
Wnolesale Dealers in Flab, Bacon and Oil, and Produce
generally. Warehonce formerly occupied by Burbridge
Ingbram, No. 116 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. te3
Commission House.
.111IIE subscribers have opened a house for the above per.
1. pose ' at. No. 17 Fmlthfield street, four doors above the
ionocurahela House. ,5176 'will purchase, or receive, on
commission, for sale, consicriments of Flour,Bacon. Cheele,
,sf:lbri, l olt!, //visit, F/an'Seed, drags. &Ad; iled flay, Qt.,
Upon which we will make advances, or purchase at the
test market ratqs for cash.
nova
Jas. INtLaughlin,
rtEKLINt IN GROCERIP.S, PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON,
As., N 0.1.0, comer Smithfield and First streets, Pitts
bare', Ps, noe6
'OEMH. 1101750
T. 13. Young & Co.,
No. 38 Niiiio;lleldstred, opposite LCty Had,
MANI.I -DURESS OF OABINIT FURNITURE A8.11:1
MIIB, of livery deacriptlen. Materials and work
manship warranted, and sold at reduced prices. Care taken
An puckin It tor land and water carriage. sun
T C. D. Wood,
ideOR:I.ER AND WIIOLESALE DEALER IN WIN
Azio LIQUORS, N 0.147 North Second street, fifth door ES
%boos Bece, enst side Philadelphia, has on hand the beet
QUallties of old Brandies, Wines Irish Whisky, :Mononga
hela %Vtilety, [Collate' Gin, Cordials, AC., on terms worthy
the attention of purchasers and dealers. fnu29y
•
Matti I:ll,CuHough. & Co.,
INTUOVESALE OROCERS and llommigsiou Nerebauta,
VT ammar oL Penn and tryin Pittaanrcrh je:l-1.•
Wsa. Dligby, Jr.,
lIING AND FURNISHING STORE, Masonic Hall,
C LC F r i t hh street, Pittsburgh.—Clothing made to order, in
good style. and at moderate rates. anoi f
* A. C. Duncan,.:
I.IOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers to Produco, For
rr elqn Wines and Liquors, 011 Stonongahela and Real
fled Whisky, 291 Liberty st.. Pittsburgh. P. r io29:v
A. Tindlet
C 7 I WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, lIARNESEI,
"""'' r MONK, VALISE and CARPET BAG =law>
tire; N 0.1013 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Ps.
- • • • John El. Mellor'
,
OLESALE AND RBTATI. DEALER IN MUSICAL
IVINSTRIIIMITS, Pianos,' Altude, School - Dpolcs and
Stationery, N0.122..W00d atreart: - . ly.nl
HAGAN A.IIL,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dt ire lo Saks, .Rzvcy and
Staple DRY GOODS, Naa. D 1 Market and 8 Union
street, Pittsburgh, avr4
JOSEPH CHAMAH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
Powirat dt ittkcia.uort,
ADOHITECTIIIIA. AND OIINAbiENTAL °ARVEM—
Ornamental Patterns for Casting, in every style;
Modeling, Designing, As- Composition Ornaments for the
decoration of Steamboata,Buildings, Ac.; 96 SMITHFIELD
Pltreet,-tossr - the Post - 0 Moe.
"- E. WHITEIROUStI,,
'MANDY EILI AND WOOLEN DYER AND CLEANER,
-' No. 7ISABIiLLA St., Dear the Emmet Hotel,
mars_ Autumn.
,
B. -
"n T FIT : 4 i3. 7 O
WAAL -Uttar.
stmt. AND agNICRAL AGIINTB, No. 50
• . , . rnvl
roj L. E. Hayward', , '
MAIER In BOOTS, SUOBS, TRUNKS and LINMORN
. and BRAID MATS, corner of. Market and Liberty Eta,
.174 Pittsburgh, Pa. ..... jal4:v
- -- - -
_
JOHN IttErcHNLt.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. 135 Wood Street,
jathyn Neat door to H. Child's Slide House, Pittsburah,
J. ABU.
Notice.
TOB.I/la3Mid having associated with SOS. ABEL, the.
buidnesa will hereafter be conducted under the style of
J. ABEL k CO., at the old stand, corner of Smithfield and
..liburth streets. ,
ist:y
William Thorn, Druggist, w. V. ISIAIII ..... ...
TIALIVOZE .re n to e ttlrliZl,C,Dasnisernaot.
attend
promptly
p l"N y Nr , , Smith, DI oAr ea, Hunter,
(Lute Smith & Sinclair,)
.his numerous friends. All articles in his line axe warranted ,
smre; and pot up with the utmost care. nuarld:6m 1 WHOLESALE GROCERS,
.-
John W Butler tis-Cm I
, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ADORWARDING AND COHMISSION ,_ tagROLLANTS— 4ND DEALERS in all kinds of Pittsburgh Id manilla.
• r Dealers in all kinds of Pittsburgh - taannfeatares, Lead, I ri,_ tures, 122. &bond and 151 First street, -Pittsburgh,
'ipo and Sheet Lead. IN Prost street. • "' TM ' roma.feb9
so= krems"T consiuus N'OLOSKIT
. • .Wholassile end Retail Clothing Marchetti,
•- NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
arifill subscribers respectfully inform their old custom - ere
lira the public in general, that theylutre thin day as•
Mated themselves in the above businesse, under the firm
' JOILN ICOLOBILKY .t CO. They reepeetfully solicit a
share at public patronage.
The Vfavitnill business of each will be settled by them.
febg
MEM
VOLUME XIII.
ENTERPRISE 'WORKS.
no. 13 0 WOOD S
BSIOLDrN d TE , . DOO5 DILOW VIRUS ALM.
e TV :rl, EY.
IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
- CUTLERY, SURGICA.L AND
INSTRUMENTS, R IF L ES, k.c.DENTAL
We
keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly on hand ; together
with a general.vartetyof Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pile
tole and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets ; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knive4
Tailors and Hair Dressers' Shears; Pocket Scissors,
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
...lobbng and repang neatly executed.
R/FLESI—We are making Rifles of every description, to
Order, of the best meterial, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be till.
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
• rises. myl6_
Chandeliers and Gas F121.111'03.
MHB subscribers are now opening at their new Wareroom-
Ji. NO. 1 09 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith.
field, the largest assortment of CHANDF.LIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gas Fitting,
ever offered in this market liming arrangements made
by which they will be constantly in receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they confidently invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. We are determined to sell as
low imam , house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
ters, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
in
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
actiption for gas. water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
LONG, StILLER & CO.,
A . No. 109 First street.
Blew Coseh and Carriage Factory 1
JOHNSTON, BROTEEEBS & CO.,
&n u? of Rebecca and Belmont oriats, .40-eglieny City,.
a WOULD respectfully inform their friends
and the public geuerally, that they have
commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
.S l "Baronches, Rockaway s , Buggies,Sleighs and
Chariots, in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
All orders will be eiecuted 'with strict regard to durability
and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most reasonable terms. Using in all their work the
best Eastern Phafts,Poles and Wheel stuff, they feel cont.
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
Purchasers are requested to give no a call, before puraha
sing elsewhere.. octtkly
J...............D. T. JotilI5TON.-
E 1 'eclat or Carriage Factory.
TCIINSTON, 11110TIIHR & CO., PRACTICAL COACH.
MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Behnont streets, Ails
gheny city, Ps., have on band and are manufacturing an
extensive assortment of Carriages, FLOCkliMaytt, Baggles.
Renege Cars, Sc., made irk all their various styles, with
strict regard to durability and beauty of finish, using in all
their work the best Juniata iron sod eastern hickory. Re
pairs attended to on the must reasonable terms. They feel
confident that all who may favor them with their patron.
age, will be, perfectly satisfied on trial their work.
The Pittsburzh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every lif•
teen minutes durlog the day. 0ct2,5:1 y
PIT7PSI3UROLI COACH FACTOBA.
MOILOW ...... L. ST CSCSI arenas Luisa?.
Bigelow Q. Co.,
. c INXIESSOIII3 TO H.SL BIGELOW, No. 46 r ,... 4
1...) Diamond alley, near Wood street, Pitts.
burgh—COACHES, CARRIAGES, PAHA
TONS, BUGGIES, and every description of
furry vehicles built to order and finished in a manner un
surpassed for beauty of design, elegance of finish, skill o
workmanship, and durability of materials
tar All work warranted
ALOE° k CO
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT )81‘ BuILDE , Gs. cowyt , OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $5,C,0 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE,
BUSINESS CARDS
1:9190111.3kf , 111. ETUILEIL,
FROM SEW YORK,
MANUFACTURER of the celebrated
°mummer Ventilating Wtg, Elastic
Band Toupees, and every description
-_--M.- of Ornamental Hair for Ladies and
------ Gentlemen, 79 FOURTH STREET,
between Wood and Market, NUR
,— 'burgh.
- ..
Marcum's system enables Ladies
and Gentlemen to measure their heads
' with accuracy.
FOR WIGS.
No. I. The round of the Tread.
No. 2. From the forehead over the head to neck, No. 2.
No. 3. From ear to ear, over the top.
No. 4. From ear total . ' mend the forehead.
For Toupees, to cover the top-of the head only—a paper
attern, the exact shape of the bald part. I my 4
ROBERT O. PATTERSON'S
LIVERY AND SALE
01114 b STABLE,
Corner Diamond street and Cherry alley.
aprl4,tf EITTSBORGIJ. PA.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
POI cioxeso it T O L. wo.coz. a 00.
CORNER 31ARRET STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
constantly on hands full assortment of Drags, Itiedi•
dries, Medicine Chests, Perfumery, arid all articles pertain
log to his business.
gar Physlelans' Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours. j6:9y
•
vior.mtNa BROTIIEBS,
(Successor. to J. Kidd Co.)
•
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60.4r00d Street, Pittskirgh, P.
Proprietors of Dr. SPLans'e Celebrated Vendiluge. Liio
jalo
JOHN HAFT, JR.,
.(apcsawr.to Jas. WU affsy,)
Whorls Cale and Detail Druggist,
AND Deoler in l' AINTII, OILS, DYE STU tTS., ac., 141
Wood rtreet, three doors below Virgin alley,
spnbco&ely PI TTSBUIit 0 17.
JOHN GRAIII'FT,
1rn., 1 70 ' 1 Vocl'o".-',lTi.";,:il,l', W p I o N . J . ,, ,,,,
u h n c,— .4 De ,, siej
II " Mao. Rec.:WAD% Ltettliir, earner of Aluittifteld and 'lmnt
. Arum. tit.onnirn •“l1
MNIEM323
WROLLSALI DIALER IN
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old tiononga
hole Rye Whisky, &c.,
ALSO, ILLICTIFYING bISTILLEIL,
NO. 8 WOOD STREF.P, PlTTSBlllkili, PA.
WINES, Itrasuli., Gins, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits, St.
Croix and New England Rum, Clarets, Champagne',
Scotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon,
Old Monongahela Rye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandin; imported Havana,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spanish and Common
Cigars, all at such low prices as to challeng, • compe. Won.
Vkncy Bar Kegs and Labejled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all sizes. I respectfully invite an examina
tion of my stock, at No. S WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. apr3:l7
New School for the Violin.
Tyr IL C. lIILL—TII E P It 4c-ricA L VIOLIN SCIIOO L--
I) A new and complete nyierols of Violin playing, in en
easy, progrebsire and practical form, and designed exprweoly
for the American student, to which is added •al liable les-
sons and eXereise.9 and beautiful arrangements, as Solus and
Duos of the most popular melodies of the day. Selected,
arranged and composed by U. O. UI LL, pupil of Spohr, late
Prerident of the New York Philharmonic Society.
The above just rtxelved, in ethane° of the trade, by
lIENRY K LEBER, 101 Third street.
RECOM)IENDATION.
We have carefully examined the above work of U. C.
Ull'e, and consider it one of the moot complete and prac.
cal Violin echools we have ever Been. U. A NT
K uN,
VOG I„
feb6
Teachers of Me..ie.
RLAIRD, (late of the firm of Coots! d. Lann i ) having
. opened BTOHE NO. 9, (two doors above the old
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
share of the patronage of the lath firm.
N. B.—Clothing made to order in the meet fashionable
etyleo, and on the shortest notice—inferior to none in the
qtr y. jan2Ory
James litelling•r,
%/1" ONONGAHELA PLANING MlLL—Would respectfully
M. inform his friends and the publia, that his new estate
iletuatmt le now in full operation, end that he is prepared to '
furnish Bost Cabins, and till all olden for Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at
ed the lowest ratea.
11Board and Plank, plan on one or ooth aides, constantly
on hand.
Bash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, made to
order.
Builders and Carpenters would find It to their advantage
to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with planed
,tuff suitable for every descripUon of work.
WY.A. LLIEZON Jinn CatISIILLL
HERRON & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
it if ANITFACTICIERS of all kinds of BRASS WORK, LO
at CoMarTvE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, .tc. Al
to, Cotton flatting Manufacturers.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, N 0.12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BItASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
er cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be
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promptly attended to. tbbCe.ly
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
- No. 43 China. of Fifth and Mod Math,
Ofkoe np stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
doannounce to the public that he has
i.. 10 commenced the REAL ESTATE. AGENCY, in Connec
tion with Intelligence and General Collecting. Ile will
also attend texenting. Persons in want of segunts, in any
capacity, or those in want of places, will be supplied at abort
notice. All brutineas entlasted to his care promptly at
tended to.
Itcferences—T. J. Bighorn, Esq:, Richard Cowan, Esq., W.
0. Leslie, Dr. A.lek, Black, James Mackerel, A. A. ' , l
?IslipOld. - janlB
Schnohman *. Hannlein,
T ITHOGRAPLIERS--Third street, opposite the Post-office,
La Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill nerds, Show Bina,
Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business end
Visiting Cards, etc., 'Engraved or Drawn on Stone, printed
in Colors, Gold, Bronze, or Black, in the most approved styles,
and at the most reasonable Twines. OctlEaly
N. 1111.127 D. . . ....... J. Gam.
Grail, Reisinger A. Graff,
VATESTEILN FOUNDRY, No. 124 Wood etre ( 1
Pitte
ir burgh, Pa.
. ELAIWPAI:7I:III.I= or
Cooking Stoves, Plain and Fancy Grates,
Coal and Wood Stoves, Plain and Fancy Penderflp
Parlor Stoves, Sad and Dog Irons,
Hollow Ware, Portable Forges,
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettles,
Stove Kettles, Wagon Bores, &a imlll6
R. a. WITH ........ -- ..... ..J. R. HUNTED.
• • • •
W. N. Haven.
?TINE OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (late JOhn
l_ stow h Stockton,) and Blank Book and Stationery
tVarehouse, prepared to execute every style of Legal,
Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printio B oo d Book
Binding, and furnish every article in the Blankkaoper
and - Stationery line, at the shortest notice And on tiost
reasonable terms.
Blank Book and,Stationery• Warehouse Melting Oface
and Book Blrelary;corner of Market eauilii;vonirsts. (novl6
BUSINESS CARDS.
North-Western Police Agency,
N O. 89 WA.SILINGTON STREET, caatior of Dearboro,
..E.DWAIID 111308.11
ALCM PINK e 11,7011
Pinkerton dz. Co.
DEVOTE TriElB. ATTENTION TO TOO TRANSACTION OP A OENEIIAL
DETECTIVE POLICE BUSINESS
In the states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
mbliktitf
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rrE late firm of JONES a QIIIOO. having been dissolved
T
by the death of Sohn P. Qulgg, on the 427 th inst., the
business of mild firm will be settled by the undersigned, at
014 office, corner of Ross and First - streets.
ISAAC JONES, Surlily - Mg Partner.
Pittsburgh, September $O, ISs4—iout2iy
Isnae Jones,
AIANUFACTURER of Spring and Blister Steel, Plough'
Slab steel, steel Plough Wings. Coach and Bliptio
Springs, Brass Nut Taper, half patent, Screw, blail and
hammered Iron Ailes,--coruer of Rosa and First streets,
Pittsburgh, P. oettly
D. B. Rogers dr. •Co.,
MANUFACTURESS of KOUVlRS'uatent Improved Steel
Cultivator teeth. Office corner Rosa and First streets,
JACOB NICOL LIST Eat;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CIGAR MANUFACTURER
AND DEALER IN ALL HINDS Or
Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars,
No. 25 Fifth at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
air Keeps constantly on band a large supply of alt the
various brands of I tuthsrted Cigars.
ALFRED D CURLING RIOROAN ROBERTSON.
EDWARD DITIIRIDGE LIENRT L. RINGWALT.
Curling', Robertson & Co.,
MANTI PACTU ItERS OF CUT, PRESSED AND PLAIN
FLINT GL tSSWARE, warehouse N 0.14 Wool street,
corner of Front RIF , ' ef, PittSbllFgh.
SW-AU other hinds of Glassware and Window Glass. at
loW rosrlo.t pri ti
es. apll:dly
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111 C LIARD C. , ROCKING,
APUF ACI MIER OP
Gilt, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Looking-Glass,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTED—No. 2I ST Cz.Aut STEMS.
All kinds of Composition Ornaments, for Steamboats,
Sc. All kinds of Gild ng and Re gliding, to order. Gilt
Moulding., fo- Frames, wholesa'n and retail Varnish for
Oil Paintings. Eragrerings and lithograph., for pale.
SYT Impaired or defaced Oil Paintings restored in the
beat manner.
All Frames and Mouldinirs in , inufactured in this estate
lipliment may be cleaned without injury, with soap and
water.
Cali-and Pen. No. 21 St. Clair , Pittetinirgh m11215.ti
W. 111: A. M'CLUR.G,
DEALER IN
Fine Toas, Choice Family OTOCOrieli and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTII
PITTSBURGH, PA.
113130. receiving a larks assortment of FRESH GOODS,
In addition to bis already extensive stock, purchased
from first hands in the Eastern markets, which, will be sold
at the lezvert market prices.
Irei - Hotels, Steamboats, and families, buying by the
quantity, supplied, at wholesale rates.
'l nods delivered in the city tree of ehnrgo
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
ROBERT H. PATTERSON, Proprietor,
CORNER OF DIA NlO_ , D ETILEET ANII CHERRY ALLEY.
rpm: subserile.r ro.spectfully annouores to the and
Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that ho has recently erected
a RIDING Fd2llool, uhielt.lo Point of sire, commodious
ness and adaptation, undeniably excels any sfatilor estate
lishment in the United (States. Its location is accessible
from all ports of the city, while Rs high and airy situation
renders it espeeiaily suited to the promotion of health, by
this most-agreeable exercise. The Gorses aro docile and
well trained, and the proprietor pledges himself that no
paiuret expense still he Kparird to me kc this establigliment
the first-in the Colliitiiill,o of the public. ocuaktf
rittlE Cfnereet of Mr. .1011 N ATLC - ELL in oar Lusinesa
!r0:11 this Into by o.4.7reertnent. Our bui.iness,
WIIOLESA LE OItoCERS. will Le contion.eA 11 the remain
L,g partnere under the firma
LIAGALET, 008011 AVE A CO.,
Nos.
18 nut& '2;,) etteet,
- 11AO ALES% WOOPIV AEU & CO.,
=1 Market street. Philadelphia
IV 31. 11 AG ALEN .k CO.
Pittelearkt , te-z,rn.er Ifltt":lS3 decT2
itAYE th” Vitali,. of Iting,".llillet
I
d Co., to A. .1. I ong, who, Jchn Phillips. will eot.,
tint, old suin.l, Po. ''o Front i.treot I goraiiilly
to,,turnrwl the two clan in t h e pstronsg, of lay frionds.
Jmy '1. 4 , 1 4. P. U. MILLER.
5..\. LONG it. CO.,
1 . )1-11 L AM' Ittl.At•S EOCNIOLtS AND (AS virrElts
.
iitt•qltioll t their 13:4X:k
other ttatur.,.. lit up Lou... ulat One
and Stoom, mat, 8r:. , . Ca.titk,fs of all kitt.l. to order,
fr
rtimb Railrond Pump. and Tank Filtiogl, and kr,p An
Attrition Nl«tul con.,,ntly on
Silver nanaractory.
SPOONS, M
LBLENIs,Ac.-11f. f , ,-, N is PS.lcr.S.
—Owing to sui.orior factlitie , in rnaund.eturi at; my own
ork, w are Loss ...lido: lea•I per cent lower than
the east , n eiltos, or ei..ea loge. All a ork warrant , J.
So - rtlo9 St ) e- , —VI ,. onto Msnufaetura Spouns of tho
British sterling , irtall . y
Watrlo.s. and Watt It repail ins enntinlll , i, with eTery fa•
clllty and renew..l , l• termination to give entire sati4fset.lon
to Cllttskta,s, Lath aq pre , and the superior untlity of
the work. W. W. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Je•Yeller,
corner of yl rrhst nut Fourth street..
anvil
Steamboat Furniture and Chnir•
y i l tii WE have on hand and are crontantly manufsetn•
ring BTEAM 11 0 A T CABIN FURNITURE AND
CLIAIR.S, of every de,crlidi,,n, viz:
Extension Dining Tat,..;
Do Bar do:
Ladles Catty Chairs, of various styles;
Gent.. do do do;
:tale E., .13 to do do;
Po Toilet It, - tee;
Tete • lates; Saar;
Wraps; Centre Tables;
NN K .11 St 11 , 1.1.1; Card do;
Water to; Tray., le, Ac.
Material and wurkm:troltip a..rranted, and prices satilh
ft-tnry. T. B. VOUNU d CO.,
v2O 3,3 Smithfield at., onPodts City 13.te1•
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DALY'S STOCKING MANUFACTORY,
No. 20 Aftli sir...a, first corn, alAtre Market :drat,
PITTSBURG 11, PA
V I T li s E tc !! t t:, , l r V
l l2 i b CRY f,u s li t tl e
r th ,, e iT in rge r st end l boot
artsa o c r t ta t I
Purchasers will lied it to their adl 7 lll;N e t7o . ca e ll ' at ie e Y s...
tablisliment and examine for themselves; it la all I nerd to
insure their custom. C. DALY.
N. IL—Remember the CaLkP STOCIT.NO Coura.a..
fehl:y D. D.
,
C. U. tilesadly dl, Co.,
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 82 Third rfree/,
near Morket, would reepectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have how In store their
mroplete FALL [TUCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
de-wription, from the Royal Velvet and Ilre,telS, to the com
mon ingrain, Hemp and Rm.:. Floor Oil Cloth, from one
to eight yank wide, new designs and very rill. Corot and
Canton Matting, Druggets, Rugs,Mitto, Stair Rods \e (slow
hbados, die. Persons in wont are Inv iii,l to rail anti exam.
1
hie their stock. Steamboats, Miele, anti ReohleurKi faro-
WWI on the moat roitsounhle t..riug.
--'• *mull protits and quick sales." - Qt
TERMS CASH ONLY. oct2
Bounty I.andsor—Scittlier• , tiiialma.
Tn . unilarsiippai Las mad., arraoa,oments with Thomas
Lumpkin, of Washington City, to procure W ARRA STS,
ha, for Soldiers, their Widows or Children, for BOUNTY
LANDS, or any other claimA M o U EL
O AUN m 6T n o t, c
K,
Residence, No. 0 itneFl street, Pittsburgh.
W on. li. Talbott & Co.,
gUCCESWItti TO T. KEITORDT, Ja, • 00, 0
MANTWACTUIIEIIS OF GILT AND kI&fIOGANY LOOK
ING GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Frames, Ac., and
dealers in Reported and Domestic Fancy Goods, No. 62, nor.
her of Wood unit Fourth streets, Pittsburgh. tictl2:lor
Depot of bongworth it. Zlmuteranan t e Ca
tawba Wines and Brandy.
underrigned her received and offers for sale, of Cin•
cirinati pricer, a !urge quantity of Logworth & Zfmmer•
man's choice and world-renowned sparkling, Dry and La.
dies' Sweet Catawba Wines. Such no may desire to procure
an excellent article of Native Wine,(the pure juice of the
grape,) will Slid my establishment the place for the gratifi
cation of their desires. The Catawba drandy,illstilled trom
the genuine Grape. im declared by many excellent judges,
equal in flavor to the host imported Cognac.
FICHEISEN,
a2O No. 137 Liberty street.
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PITTSBURGEL WSDNESD . AY, MAY 23, 1555.
ISotioe.
IMUCI
()onetime the Smoke.
nE subscriber having the exclusive right to =nese
turee and sell SWEEN ErS FIOT AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, to prepared to receive orders, and
contract for heating buildings with the moat economical
Furnace now in use. The attention of those interested is
solicited. Anir'intormation can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street. or of J. BARNDOLLAR,
dee.24:11 l Iron City Stove Warehouse. No. 134 Wood st.
001.9!U IL la True I
41 1 1 . 9 TUAT PICTUUES I 1 superior excellency may
be obtained at CARGO'S New Daguerrean Gallo
. ry, No- 7ti,Fourth street, at prices varying from
Ono to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to
please. Children taken in a few secerele. Call and examine
specimens of the various styles. poems open day end eve
ning. frbl
=WARD It. 1111.1- SI ADAMS S. UOLLIPA 1"
llLii At.
T)RODUCE, FORWARDING AND 0011,11ISSION IdER•
CHANTS, Evansville, /a —Strict attention paid to all
consignments for sale of Flour, Produce, /cc. Orders for
the purchase of Prtaluce solicited and promptly attended to,
Goode for resshipment forwarded with despatch. toctiadm
iiCIDIE LEAGUE FACTORY..
AMILTON STEWART. Manufacturer Ed' Shirting,
Checks, Tweeds, eta, Rebecca Area, Allegheny, has
opened a WIITSTOOM SLCOND bTOIII POST Buuntsos, corner
Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Merchants who are not aware that these Checks ca4br
medusa - good and sold es low here as In any other city in
the United States, are invited to call and examine for them
selves. mitl2.lm
Jeatrsz.trvtu
Ledlle & Ularn,
(Successors to NlulVitny & Cathie.)
ANCFACTURERS of Out, Moulded and Plain, Flint
111. and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers in all
kinds of Window Glass, Flasks, Vials and Bottles Ware
berme corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mh3ally
Gard.
Tar AVING mid my interest in the firm of T. KENNEDY,
JR-, A CO, to William U. Talcott, who, with A. O.
Henry, will continue the Looking Glass and Variety Mu&
nem at the old stand, corner of Wood and Fourth streets,
under the style of Win. H. Talcott A Co. I confidently re•
commend them to any foriner customers, as every way
'qualified to give entire satisfaction.
All perverts having demands against me, and all indebted
to me, will please make an early settlemen.
T. E t .F.NNEDY, alt.
-c...,7; -)f.:;. , ...- c. , :. 2.', , ,.),
MEI
BUSINESS CARDS
R Id ON AL.
HMS EN
MAIni4O*I3B. OP EVERY VARIETY OP
VIALS • OTTLES
9
- WINDOW GLASS
Black POl/447VAVILA and Claret Bottles,
DEBILIWINS AND CARBOYS;
ALSO -
Firfrr CI4SS IN EVERY VARIETY.
warehonso, - *as.* Second, &198,195 First et.,
inTSBURGO, PA. tmh2B
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Steve Trimming Store,
No 83 earner a. Market street and the Diamond.
'MANN VATIGORDEP. respecfnlly announces to the
publloof Pittsburgh andvicialty, that he will open his
new TrimmingBteteda ?Sunday, April Pith. Having fitted
up the neatest store roam in the city, and filled It with a
choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings and rah.
cy Goods, he fiattote Unwell' that he will offer superior In,
&memento and eruleatta . to give full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Now, don't forget Doi place—No. 83 'Market street, corner
of the Diamond. Yl3l MANN VAN GOBDER.
D. D. Roans.
He ~131,bardson Jeweller.
HAVING refitted his store In a h andsome manner, and
but recently reboined from the eastern cities with a
Cum assortment of WATCHER, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom.
era to tlos fact that alteng his Watches will be found the
most desirable atyler,w,tterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Broochtt,Ereast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Rings, Ear Blum Miniature Lockets, etc., etc.
FANCY GOODS—Suchas Papier Macho, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy . _ Vases, Perfume Bottler., Table Idles,
Colt's Pistols Porte Ideinsies in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and or
namental articlesxwbiet have co
No.
bu m to be seen to nu m% be ePPre
=
ti THateRISE WORKS.
No. 138 - Wood str.tdd,inird - door bolow Virgin Alley.
DOWN .-& TETLEY ithuld. call the attention of Sporting
1.) men to their large Sksortment othisns, - Billegand Re
sotying Pistols; the largest and best selected stock ever
-Opened in thli market; together v 0 ith a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, 2601 e andßlshing Tackle, all of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or
for Food approved nutria
liJoerta`. and Shoes.
JIinAIErGELIN,No. 05 Fourth street, nearly oppc.eite
tt, • the Mayor's Otllm,leManiafaatoring Gentlemen's first
Boots, low Shoes,tiee and buttoned; Congress and Button
ed (loiters; Izadiee Boots, Jenny Linde,
purr, nd french Lashing Gaiters, of every color and shade;
saucy Kid and Satin Gaiters, of the beet material; Mines
and Children's do, of every variety.
N. B.—All kinds made to order. On short netica.
Soldiers* .1343usaty Lands,
A ND CLAI3I9 AG/UNLIT GoVGI:LXMENT.—I will pro
c-roo Bounty Land WIIITSta.9 for Soldiers, their Widovre
and Minor Children„ sad will prosecute Clams against
Government, and attend, to business in the Court or
Maims," recently established by Oongres..
Office, N 0.143 Third street, one door above Sinithtleld
e t.
Mardi OGARLE3 NAYLO.
NEW SEED STOKE.*
JA3LES'NFAILDROY
,
, VPIIItS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the mostlmproved
breed, being very hardy, Sind fine singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary, emp, Blillet,ROlM and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will be tarnished comp:a:ea or the finest VLOViefIRS, viz:
(lamellas, Rose Duda, Heliotropes, &a. Evergnens(in pots)
for Christmas Trees, from the Seed and horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fif th at., near Wood. • dee.Z
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
W. T. IItDONALD, M. A., Plimont.
rI'UE neat wittion of the :Institution will commence on
1_ MONDAY, the 6th of September next, at the room cot ,
nor of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied .by the
Meoore. Feeder.
leferences--11011. A. W. Loomis, C. Snap, sr., 8. P. Von
onborot. It. Miller..it. _ au tr2s
•
Borintr Lends.
mu undersigned cuntionea. to potain Bounty Land
Warrants. The present bill Eirea to all who hate
served iu any war since 1793:100 amts. Terms moderate.
Luiss, cougatoor,37 Diamond alley.
between Wood et and Diamond.
A gorier for ,coltliesta! _Cantma.
LocATios OF LANAI.— FeitCHASH AND FALB CY
LAND WAHILANTS—The undersigned has made nr
ranßentrnts with competent and - responsible gentles; 3n to
obtain Certificah , A or Warrants for Soldiert, their widows or
minor children, who are entitled to Bounty Lands; Also for
the Location of Lands, and the Purchase and Sole of Land
WarrAnts. JOHN D. DAVIS,
mhl htf Corner of Wood and Fifth streets,
EINEIZEM
New Paper h 0
NO. 85 WOOD STREET.
VINEVINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS;
Panel Deparatiolr gold, oak. and marble;
Hall Papers, ola us sfyles;
Fled and PI al R'Pape rs, for dicing rooms and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;.
Borders, Crliingo, Flzures, Window Shades.
A large and complete aesurtment of the above, selected
for ths ...sou, will lat sold at the usual low prices.
oet3 WALTER P. MAR/MALL.
Walter P. litarshall,
TldrOlLTErt and :Disler in French and American Paper
I ffitnai*,,.. WWI
CHINA. HALL,
suture train, ma'am* v - .111:0 AID FOClttli smarm
STRANGERS VISITING Tllll CITY SHOULD CALL IN
to see the beautiful assortment of CILINA, GLASS
and QUEENSWARE, now open at the above establish
ment. Our goods being entirely new, we are enabled to
offer inducement' in all the latest styles of Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Ware, white Ironstone, we have a great variety
of shapes; else, gold bond and fancy colored stone ware
Tea and Toilet sets. Our stock of white Covered Dishes,
Soup Tureens, Vegetable Dishes without covers, Salad
Dishes, and every article appertaining to a Dinner Set Is
large and well selected. Britannia Rare Table Cutlery,
Spoons, Cantors, Welfare, and louse ittralahing Goods, we
have a large assortment.
COMMON WARE—Our stock of common Teas, Plates,
Dishes, I' -acre, Nappies, Bawls, Pitchers, and every article
In the line Is large endlire 611, prepared to pack them with
or without fine Kakis, as the ptivcbasor - diav wish.
Also, u large assortment of al I t`• - Ids c i7LAtill WARE,
which we are selling at manufic.i. — tylela , pl.ll of which
are offered at wholesale or rat
oirMS JURY.
SPRING OTOCIt OF ILLIABURG PIANOS,
CIIARLOTTE BLUBIE, .No. 118 Wood
." - e,ca - . 1 84 . street, Pittsburgh, sole Agent.
The Flensburg Pianos are undoubtedly en.
perior to all others, both in elasticity of
touch and superiority of lone.
'they bare not only received -the highest marks of appro
bation tram the best Eur A
opean Pianists, such as
est TILLBEJIG,
Ant/others, who have them constantly in their own nee,
but also from our resident Professors. The following is an
extract from a letter of
PiIOFESSOR HENRY 11011BOCE.
After describing the particular style ' two of which ho
wants for hie own urn—one Grand and one Square—he
speaks se follows of their excellent qualities:
My little daughter, who plays very well, must,u ith my
self, hare u good Instrument, and yours are the onl ours
whkh can satisfy me.
" Instrument e Me offered me on the most accommodating
terme. I, however, do not like them; they have not the
elastic touch and the tone of yours.
"1 remain yours, respectfully,
ROSIDOCE, Pittsburgh, Pa."
For sale by CIIAIWTE IILUME, at the "Old Estab.
11‘tied Plano Depot," 118 Wood street, 2d door above Fifth
Alas. sole Agent for Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
for Lfialrl, Davit it OL's Batton Pianos, (which ho the Vast
urn cities are considered superior to either Cblekering's or
Nunns it Clark's, but which fact Is not extensively known,
as they have but lately been introduced here;) and other
New York and Philadelphia Pianos, of the best makers, at
prices from 8,225 to $lOO. tabl9
A FEW days since, I published en advertisement of my
lIAIMMM Pianos, in which an extract from a letter
from Prof . a Rohboolr, of this city, addressed to Messrs.
Baumgarten di Heins, rf Liamburg, the manufacturers,
was inserted. This morning I observed in several of the
doily papers a tt Notio.',"- signed by Prof. R., hi whibh be
states that I was unauthorized to make use of It, and that
it was incorrectly stated and applied.
In reply—l presumed that if MI bed written the letter,
he, of course, meant what was therein contained, and con.
sequenily required no authority from him to make the
same public. &e regard. the assertion es to its incorrect.
newt, I have the letter in my pOSBPS6iOI3 and it speaks Mt
itself, word for word as I have poblisbch. hlessrs. Baum
garten h ileitis aro not dependant upon Mr. Ilohbock for
eudorrement—their Pianos were known, appreciated and
re=vived the highest rommendstions from the first artists,
long before Prof. 'lt. saw fit to pass an opinion upon theta.
My reason for publabing the extract woo In the feet that
he was well known in the city, and not be muse his reconv
mendation was necessary to establieh the merit of the
Pianos. In conclusion, I may add that they stand on their
own merit, and are endorsed by such men as List, Thalberg,
and others, solely on account of - their merit.
mtedd aItLIITTR BLUME.
NOTICE.
1 N an advertisment of Dirs. Bl e, ain in this paper my
na is made e UN of in connection with the Han;burg
Pianos. Such use is unauthorized by me, and, moreover,
the matter is incorrectly stated and misapplied. '1 he facts
are these: About a year ago I wrote to Baumgarten to:
Heins, Piano makers in Hamburg, (Germany,) for a Piano
of a new and peculiar construction, and of which I furnish
ed a minute description. They replied that they did not
manufacture , and requested me to examine a
Piano of their makek seat 3c. Mrs. Blume, at the some time
offering to turn Rh rue with a similar one, in case I liked it.
1 accordingly examined the instrument, but as it .131 not
pleax me, I declined purchasing of them. I have since
nought and am now using a Piano Rom the factory of
N 11141113 & GLASS, N. Y. (ruh23) HENRY ROHM/GK.
NEW STOCK OF
- CHICKERING 4. SONS'
PIANOS.
' " bet ween Fourth u lt r t F es lA3 t r and N
o-BDilWa m °° o n ° d 8 T 2
l a
:Y r ,
I has Jost received from the manufactory of 011iCEERINO
A SuNS, BOSTON, a new and full supply of their VIEST
CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FuItTES, with all the
latoand valuable improvements—also, of their plainer and
levier priced styles, suitable for those who require a cheap
but goodinstrumeut. All, the Piano Fortes from this man
ufactory are warranted, and will be sold INVARIABLY AT
BOSTON FACTORY PRICES.
OLD PlANOS,—Several second-hand Pianos, In good
order; for sale at $3O, 00, $l5, $ll5, $lBO, Ac., Ac.
MELODEONS—A full supply of Melodeons of entirely
now and beautiful styles, and trom the-best manufactories
in Ene)unhry , J sr so, 69, .5 #JOHN v l as , M th L „ 4
1,
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'Agenttor the mle-0f CIIICUSINO & 802(11", PIM%
Var Pittebu rgli and WegternTenns.
Mr No. 81 Wood street,. between Diartini4 eller and
Fourth street. rahlB
fr7oßnooo--if,itege-4,lWist-Tobacco receiving anti for
1 •&le by [sp2o] -ATWJEGI4 LEE a CO.
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CLEVELAND AND TITTSBIIII(111
RAILROAD. •
1!v, Wligf4ll
CONNECTING IVITII
STEAMERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL,
VIA WELLSVILLE,
A..nn
Ohio andl.Pennsyllrania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
THE ahortest, quickest and most reliable route to Toledo
Chleago, Bock Inland , Galena, and St. Louis, is VII,
CLEVELAND.
This route is One Handled miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
.Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-three hours,
and St. Louis thirty-wren hours
VIA ALLIANCE.
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad leaving Pitts
burgh at 3.00, 8.. 51., 8.00, A. 31., and 3.00, P. M., connect
at Alliance at 6.30 A. IL, 11.46 A. M., and 620 P. M., as
follows: ' .. •
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7.30, A.M., and 12.00
M., and 639 P. M , conn.cting at llndson with Trains for
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.04 A. M., 220 P. M., and 9.00 P.M. M.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, lit. Louis, Rock Island,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through with
out detention will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8.00 - A. My-an d arriving in Cleveland at 2.20 P. M., as that
is the only train by which close connections are made
through to the above point. Passengers by this train
reach Chicago at 7.30 next morning, and St. Louis at mid
night.
VIA Vi 7 ELLSVILLE.
The Steamers Forest City and Diurnal will leave the Mo
nongahela wharf every morning, (Sundays excepted.) at
10 o'clock, for Wellsville, connecting with the train leaving
Wellsville at 4.30 P. M., and arriving at Cleveland at 9.00
P. M.
An Accommodation Train will leave Wellsville daily,
(Sundays excepted,) at 6.41 P. M, connecting at Bayard
with Express Train arriving in Cleveland at 2.1.6 P. M.
Trains from Wellsville and Cleveland connect at Bayard
for Carrollton, Waynesburg, Dover, and New Philadelphia.
IQ-Tickets for Cleveland, Chicago and the North-west,
via Wellsville, are sold at a lass rate than via Alliance.
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 730 and 2.30 A. M., and 0.25 P.
2,14 arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.00 A. M., and 10.00
A. M.
Trains leave Chicago for Rock Island and St. Louis as
follows: For Bock Island at. 0.00 A. IL, and 11.00 P. 31.
Far Et. Louis at 9.15 A. 31, and 10.05 P. M.
Passengers for St. 'Louis go over Rock Island Railroad to
Joliet,ano thenceover the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
to Allen, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Louis.
Passengers by the 9.16, A. IL, Train arrive in St. LOt/iR at
11.20 same evening, and by the 10.05, P. M., Train, at noon
next day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re.
checked for Chicago ana St. Louis.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lot class. 2cl lot cuss. 2d cl's.
To Alliance $2 30 To fa Salle...slo (0 $l3. 50
" Cleveland ... 400 " Rock Isl'd, 18 00 14 25
" Toledo ........ 650 " Galena. 18 15 14 50
Chicago 18 00 $lO 50 " Springfield 16 70 16 20
" Bloomingt -.16 90 14 40 " Burlington 21 00
" St. Lonia.--21 00 16 60
Passengers are requested to
Mate of the Company, in M,
corner. J. D
ralt2B J. A
CARD.
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RAILROADS
procure their tickets at the
onongahela House, below the
I SAND, Supt, Cleveland.
.6Atraffi Ag't, PittAburg
CENTRAL ROUTE.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
TIIEOUGII
Rorthorn Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
All Ratlrond to the ➢ltaatselppl.
hicago, Burlington and I uincy
RAIL ROAD
FORUM= MR CILIUM:K. AYR AURORA & Cf. AT. M.II.ITARY
TatCr R. R. is Cow COXYLLSID,
And Trains run the entire distance fom CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON lowa, Without change of Cara.
The Only Direct Route" to BURLINGTON, QUFNCI',
KEOKUK, MUSCATINE, OQUAIVEII, WA PELLU, FDRT
DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFF, Sc., and the MT ALL
RAILROAD Route friiniolllCAOu TO ST.LOUIS, BLOOM
INGTON CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE., 11.A.PLE.-' 4 , and intermediate Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and .1119sie.
eipisl Railroads.
Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from the East—avoiding all laying over ut any of
the points.
Sages leave Burlington daily for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Missouri—making the quickest and
most reliable route to reach all the important points 'west
of the Itliwissippi as for as Council Bluff, with from forty to
fifty miles less staging than by any other retro. The Road,
for a large portion of the way, is laid with the cost's - toes
Rem, the smoothest riding and best Railroad in the West—
well stockist with the moat modern Luaunotivesaud elegant
new Cara.
AB- By this route passengers are sure of making connec
tions, and arriving at St. Louis on advertised time. avoiding
the vexatious delay of togs and lee, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on the route by Alton.
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this route can be purchased at
all the Railroad Offices In the East; at the Office of the
Company, corner of Clark and Lake streets, in the °mate
Building; at the Depot of the Galena B. It., anti at'the
Mich. Cent. R. R. Once, corner of Lako and Dearborn btu,
opuostle Tremont House, Chicago.
FREIGHT consigned by this route will receive immedi.
ate despatch.: C. 0. HAMMOND, Sort.
C. E. FOLLETT,
Gent Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
4:17. TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Offices of the country. nthl9
1855. AIR LINE ROUTE 1855.
PC.0.11
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS•
VIA CIIICAGO, ALTON
i AND ST. LOUIS
RAIL g a gossze ROAD,
Formerly the Chicago and Miseleslppl.
Carrying the Great American ..nprers anti U. S. !/ails.
rpnE Only Direct and Reliable Itoute to the South and
SOUthAVeHt-2eventy Mlles Shorter than any other
Route.
RITO rtraociau ESPIISSB TRAINS DAILY, StIZIOSTS .IEXCIPTCD ,
Leaves Arrives a,
- -
Chicago. - St. Louis.
EL Lords Day Express 0.15 ..... 12 30 A NI.
St. Louis Night Express 10.00 P. 11 2.45 P. M.
Trains run directly through without change of cars or
baggage.
From Chicago to St. Louis in 15 boors.
IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS—At Joliet, with the Rock
Leland Railroad for Ottawa, Li Salle, Rock island and Cen
tral lowa.
At Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
ton, Waynesville and Dscatur, and with Stages for Peoria.
At Bp. ingfield, with Great Western Railroad for Jackson- ,
vine and Illinois River.
At Alton, with Daily Line of Packets for Hannibal,
Quincy and Keokuk; the moat expeditious and reliable
route to all portions of North-eastern 11Lisour I.
At St, Louis, with Daily First-class Steamers fur New
Orleans and intermediate point., on the Lower ;11isiiivippi,
and with Regular Lines of Packets for Kansas, St. Joseph,
and all points on the Missouri, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arkansas Rivers.
R. P. MORGAN, Sept,' Bloomington, Ili.
L. DARLING, Agent, Chicsco, DI. [sP7l
PENNSYLVANIA HAILILOAD•
THREE DAILY T 1110313011 TRAINS, between Philadel
',Ma and Pittsburgh. TII g 'MORNING HAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7'4, A. NI., and Pitt.
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. TILE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M.. and Pitta
burgh for Philadelphia at 1, I'. M. TILE NMOIIT ExrßEss
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P. 51.,and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mo., ARon, Catena and ClacagoAli.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.: Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New 0 atrass,
ST. LOMB, LOUISVILLE and CINCIENAT.L
'Through Tickets can be bad to or from either of the above
places.
Par further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this the
shortest and moat expeditious route to Philadelphia, Dula
mere, New York, or Boston. THOS. MOORK,
Agent, Passenger Linea, Philadelphia.
J. MESISIM
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
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PUREE TIIREF.-STORY 1-10UuES !OR BALF,-Sithated
lon Franklin and streets. The corner house con
tains five rooms, a good collar and a store-room—Water fm
tures through the home.
The other houses contain eight rooms each ; bath room,
cellar, and hot and cola water through the whole house.
For price and terms call at the
S
S. Real Estate
THBERT Mica
el
CU SON.
A iinUSE ANI) LOT FOR 9450.=-For vale, new
/Immo Dwelling House, with good Lot, paled fence,
fruit trees, Au., pleasantly situated on kit. \Vashington,
within twenty minutes walk of the city. A bargain can
birtad in the above, and easy terms of
S ON . e s
S. Guru Rvatr * SON. us Third at.
HA It PER' S MAGAZINE. FOIL NIAY PIS e RECEIVED
Frank Leslie's Gazette for May "
Putnam's Magozluo ...
66 64
Godey's Lady's Book n
" a
Peterson's Magazine a
66
Graham's Magazine 46 44
Nature and Human Nature; by Sam Slick;
The Illustrated Manners Book; a Manual of Good Beha
viz and Polite Accomplishments.
Jut received and for sale by
W. A. OILDENFENNEY & CO,
m• 2 Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
ANTLD—A QiihithO WAKE PA O&Mt at CitINA
BALL, No, 02 Market street, between Third and
Fourth streets. my 2
- g]tutitt tiotiSte, rOtt DALE AT A BA ttsaalN—Two
r Brick Houses and Two Fraraes,altuatednt.corner of
Townsend and Clark streets, wills lute, ends 24 feet front on
Townsend street, by 100 deep to Bank alley. These houses
are well adapted for renting to email families; and are
worth $4,000; but will be Bold at n very ion price and on
favorable terms. Also, 8 Buildin . g Lots
TEMERT on Craw
d; BO street.
011,
•2 140 Tbinl etre. t.
\A 1 OULD YOU seep sour hands soft, smooth glad white,
V V and removotan, sallowness and rednestiof the skin?
Then use the HBRRETIo SOAP, that popular and ch ap
article, prepared with great care from the recipe of a Lon
don Chemist, and sold by the subscriber for emulous in
this city. Only 12% cents a take. B. L. CUTHBERT,
my 3 340 Third street.
CUANO-4 tons best Peruvian, in bags of 1,50 lbs., for
T sale by Imy3) JAMES WARDROP.
CUIIIBII.ICD EUGAI3-60 DWI,. Crushed Sugar just recel
J lug from canal, and for sale by
myl ATWELL, LEE a co.
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PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE .7.'HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
No. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
((imam Iserxxserces lEULL.)
Philadelphia:
VITRITITIIRE, IA EVERY STYI33I
Comprising LoniaXlT, Louis XV, RlisabethanandAntique,
with Sonlpture Cartink and modern style;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Dishogany,Satinwood and Maple ;
all of superior construction, and finished in the
beet style, equal to, if not excelling in qual
ity, the Goods of any Establish
ment in the United States. •
EAIPLOYING none•but experienced workmen, (appren.
tices being positively excluded,)and using the bestma
terials, the work cannot fail to give -satisfaction to put ,
chasers. Amongst the many advantages , offered to pur
chasers. is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele.
gent or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means ail the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the immense stock always cm hand,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their taste in a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture.
To give an idea of the finished Furniture on hand, 1 need
only inform you that my /100121/3 are 175 teetlong, by 27 feet
wide, four noore in number; with Shops contiguous, suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate inspection.
Oar- The Packing is all done in the Store. and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visitors td Philo
delphia are respectfully invited, as purcnasers or otherwise,
to call and examine the Goode. au2.sely
JOSEPEI 111.00 RIDGE, H . •
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. SS 0011XLICIAL,. nr.Low Pies Brawl,
St. Louis Mo.,
CONSIGNMENTS andCommias ' ionawillmeetwithprompt
arid personal attention and libc:al advances will be
given when required, on 'Consignments or Bills of Lading,
in /mad. t -.
Orders rev the purchase df Lead, Grain, hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pre•
duce will meet with especial care and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight -will always be procured, and the expense
of Storage and Drayage as mochas possible avoided.
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6172.132.N01.4: ..
Pa 3:: & Bacon, Bt. Louis; Ellis & Morton, CMOnnati; 1
Chat era, Blow & Co., do; /Uvular & Gorman, - ; do;
Chontean & Valle, do; Hosea & Frazer, - do;
Doan, King A Co., do ; Springer & Whiteman ) ; do;
J. W. Butler & Bro„Pittabh; E.O.Onoodman & Co, de;
Co.,D. Leech a do; E. &C. Formal& Co,Philada;
Wm. Holme s A Co., do;
Morgan, T. M.Rock &Morgan:
Blow k March, New York. B. B. Comegys, do;
Prost & Forrest, • do; Btdelds & ?Sills!,, do;
Charles A. Melo, do ; Joelah Lee & Co., Ba ltimore.
A. O. Farwell fr. Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, do;
Howard, Bonk Co., do ;W. B. Beynolds, Louisville;
11, D. Newcomb & Bro.' do;
T. C. Twichell & Co., Comidsslon Merchants. New Orleana.
I have an open Policy of Insurance, which Will COT!r
all shipments to my address, when advised by letter per
mail, or when endorsed on bills of lading before or atthe
time of shipment. JOSEPH 310011iDGE,
auge St. Lords.hlisaouri..
TO LET, FOR SALE, Zzo.
Public Sale of the Blain Line of Pitblie
Works of Pennsylvania.- r '
XTOTICE is hereby given, that by authority of an dot of
1,11 Assembly of Pennsylvania, approved May sq, 1855,
will be exp , sed to public eale,at the Me:Mantis Es:change,
in the, city of Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the 24th day of Ju l i
-
ly, 1855. at 7% o'clock, P. M., the whole dfain Janet , /
Italic Works between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, 'con
sisting of the Philadelphia and Columbia Railrosd,ithe Ale
legbeny Pot tale Railroad, including the new road to avoid
the inclined plane, the eastern division of the Penitaylvae
nil, canal teem Columbia to the Junction, the Jtudata di
vision of the Pentm. canal from the Junction to the pas . orri
termiunsof the Allegheny Portage railroad. and thewestr
ern division of the Pennsylvania canal from the Western
terminu of the Allegheny Portage Ranrcad to Pittsburgh, •
and including also the bridge. over the Sosqueharma at
Duncan's Island, together with allthe surplus water power
of said songs; and all the reservoirs, machinery, locomo
tiara, cars, trucks, stationary engines, work shops, water
stations. toll houses. offices, stook and materials; whatsoev
er and wheresoossr thereunto belonging, or held; for the
use of the Prime, and together with the right, title. interest,
claim and demand-of the Commonwealth of rennrYivanfa,
to all property, real, personal and raised, belonging to the
s..me, on e terms and conditions prescribed by - the said
Assembly, copies of which may be obtained on ap
plication a,. or letter addressed to the office of the lieereta
ry of the Commonwealth at Harrisburg, Penrusylirania..
Executive Chamber. I JAMES POLLOCK,
Harrisburg, May 8, 1855 f Governor of Pennsylvania.. '
myls
Beautiful Sites for.Coemtry Homes.
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r illE urricrsigned OirtiTS for sale, on easy terms; FIFTY
I LOTS, laid off and reatrictedforrufal residences. Also,
no ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bank of the Allegheny river,
700 feet long by 200 let deep . having fronts on Diary and
Julia Ann Avenues, pnd Henrietta and Herr street& This
square contains mdfat 'Fruit Trees of the choicest kind, and
commands a One view of the picturesque and romantic see.
1,.,ry around. lam desirous of preserving this square en
tire, as it would afford one of the most charming and mag
nificent sites for a gentleman's summer residence, in the
immediate vicinity t , f the two cities.
Also, about THE E ACILES OF (MOUS. D, at the bead of
the Island, advantaii•ecittsly situated formanufacturing pur.
poses.
The above property Is situated in Duquesne borough, on
the high and main bank of Uerr's Island, and isreached by
a very substantial Bridge of one span. For particulars ap
ply at toy residence, in Duquesne borough, on the main
bank. fronting the head of Herr's Island, or of JOHN DUN
LAP A CO., corner of Second and Market sts. Pittsburgh. .
aprl7:tf - WM. d. mum.
Valuable Property for Sale,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, upon which are exacted four
Brick and two Frame Buildings, which rent annually
fir $5OO. Said property is situated in the Ninth Ward of
the city of Pittaburgh t on Penn Street, between ---- and
• ,
-- streets.
Also, the Factory and Ground known as tbiOrlttopire'
Works," situated on the corner of Penn and Morris streeta.
Also, 23 acres of unimproved land, situated on. the Alle
gheny river, one mile from East Liberty. On a portion of
this land there is the best Saw Mill location in the.county.
Also, a number of lets containing from 1 to 5 acres of
choice land. situated one mile north-west of Bast Liberty,
and me mile east of Lawrenceville.
The above named pieces of property are very desirable,
and will be disposed of on advantageous terms to early pur
chasers.
For terms of sale and further information apply to Wm.
P. Baum, No. Wood street, Pitts gburh.
IL 1). TILOMPSON,
Assignee for Jas. S. Nagler.
Coal 'Works. For Sale.
Slx2' Y THREE ACRE:: OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
attached, and all the Improvements thereon In success
ful operation. :aid Farm is situated on the Monongahela
river, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied with a
Farm House, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Italirnad,and
an excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal is five feet thmk,andeannothi surpassed
In quality. For Orrther particulars apply to
NICHOLSON & 'PAYNE, -
No. 235 Liberty street..
Residence at Evergreen. .
rrE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his property in the
T
Evergreen Colony, Roes Township, five miles from
Pittsburgh. The house is 58 by 31, arranged with Tour
Rooms, a Kitchen, and a large Hall on the first floor, and
is provided with a Water Closet and Rath Room- - -the latter
with suitable hot and cold water pipes. Attached to tlp
house are Two Acres of Ground, held in fee, on which there
Is a Well of unfailing soft triter, a Stable and a Chicken
novae. The Colony is provided with a School of the high
est order, and is under the' management of a gentleman
from Virginia, a member, well qualified to teach even the
higher branches of study. This admirably conducted
School is of incalculable advantage to the man of, family,
as the ideas here have an opportunity of shooting without
the contaminating influence of outside pressure, too awn
found around schools in the city and immediate vicinity.
The House and the Two Acres will be sold with or with
out the interest in the farm property, and the avails will be
taken in adjusted balances end corticumics of deposit against
feb2l WILLIAM A: HILL. 64 *Wood street.
O LET—From the let of April next, the commodious
I BRICK BUILDINGS situate in the-Becond-Wara. of
'the City of Pittsburgh, between ... Brackenridge street arid
the Monongahela river, lately Occußbla bY Meesrs. BRlM
well, Peare dr. 90 as a Glass manufactory and warehouse.
This property is eligibly situated, adjacent to the Monon
gahela wharf, for any business connected with steamboating
or riser trade, or for manufacturing purposes. '
Several small Buildings and a capacious yard are attach
of. Apply to OLIVER W. BARNES,
President Pitt. and Conn. Co.,
mhlatf Neville Hall, Fourth and Liberty streets..
For Solo.
A TRACT - OF LAND, situate in Washington township,
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Westmoreland county, three miles from Warren, the
same distance from: the North•western Railroad; and Viten•
ty-five miles from Pittsburgh, containing One Hundred Ind
Eighty-Five Acres. One Hundred and Fifty-Two Perches;
strict measure; ONE I.IIINDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
of which Ls cleared, and TWENTY in good meadow•land.;'
There aro erected on the premises several square log build.
logs, a bank barn, and an excellent Fruit orchard;
Tsaus—One of the purshase .money )11 hattd. '
and
the balance in fiarly payments witheue interest Posses
sion will he given on the brat day s of 0ct0,.1.0.
m AMEELber
17)~LLEY'3 UOTEIe, (formerty known ea the LLELAUTIMI
11 Gousa,) is offered for lease on favorable terms.: Being
sitootaxt on the corner of Fourth street and Grant. near to
the Gantt House ' and about midway been the Monomer/a
Wharf and the Pennsylvania Depot, it is one of the most
pleasant, convenient and desirable locations in. the city.
The Hotel will be furnished, if desired; and leased for a
term of years, commencing. from the tint of April next
For further information apply to
JOSEPH S.* A. P. IdnitRISON, /Wye,
an2g:dawtf Office No. 143 Fourth at., Pittsburgh,
Boarding School,
Olt SUMMER BOARDING DOUSE.—The GLEN nOTEL
and Grounds are offered for RENT for either the
above purposes. The size and arrangement of the hOose,
the beauty, extent end variety of the grounds, and the
singular advantage of the position, secluded from every
thing objectionable ' render this a most desirable location
for either a Male or Female Seminary. For terms, applyto
W BTITT int. It Front street.
A FARM CONTAINING 53 Atilt6B OF LAND, man,
ti 'deb stato of cultiration, with a large and convenient
DWELLING HOUSE. recently built and of modern style;
good Earn, Stabling, be., situated on the south bank of the
Monongahela river, 6 miles above Pittsburgh. being one of
the most beautiful and pleasant localities anywhere to be
found. Possession given on or before the lot of April next.
Inquire of 11. CHILDS k CO.,
ruhß:tf . - 133 Wood street.
For Sale.
BAROUCHE AND sn OF IIARNEB.3.-They were
t% made to order by our. best mechanics, and have only
13 , en used a few months. They will be }mid at a bargain.,
a,. in consequence of a change that has taken place , in the
sulneribeee family, hett..e no further use for them. "
A. BALLO%
5 N 0.146 Water street.
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ror Rent,
'TOUR BILLIARD TABLES, on easy terms, all complete
and in good order. Enquire for particulars of
LEOPOLD - BAHL,
spalmd Nos. 27 and za Illaritetistreet, cor. Second.
RATES OF ADVERT/IMO
AGREED UPON BY Tilif prrrenpaou MSS
um uwEs icariant s WA WV
square, one Insertion....- ..... $ 60
" 6 16 each additional insertion- —......-... 21
ii one ...... «.....».«.......«....174
" two weeks 309
" " three weeks-- 440
" " one 690
" " t womonths«..... 7CO
" throe 9 GO
" " form 10 00
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61 one. 18 00
itantling Card, six lines er less, paF sizanze... 1000
mannzaux AT mums:
One square, per annum, (exainaivi of the.piPtim)^.••••• 25 00
DAILY MORNING POST•
WEDNESDAY MORNING
[from the NSW 'fink Emlng Post]
- Culture of Fruit.
It is best always to mark tho pooltion of a
tree intended for transplanting, and when again
set out it ehould be placed 'rig it stood before, i.
e , with the same side to the north, east, vest, _
&c. One of the most iniportant features, and
requiring the mostskill, in setting out and cal- -
tivating
. fruit or shade trees, : -is, pruning the
branches. Them Boerne to be two extremes—to
=Call off, or none at all. Same practise the
former, leaving it to the tree to forniits own
top, while the most , think it pity to Upon eo
nice a tree, and leave all the limbs. The result
of the former mode is to have rs diseased trunk
and tiwkWard branches. Tholatter coarse eith
er kills the tree or came a growth'so - clod as
hardly to be perceptible, • -
The only general rule that cart be given for
pruning is, to •remove the branches , se that in ex
tent and number they shall not exceed - the roots.
One thing should always Se rememberdd—it
not so zenith the limbs as the leaves which drink
up the sap, and prevent growth, The ?wounds
caused by removing large limbs should be cover
ed with wax. - • '
Time for Pruning.-:-Col. Young, a Weri:known
and successful, grower of fruit, astral' asstates
man, once told me that for trimming tree') was
when the sap was in itsgreatest Sow. • This is
succinct, and the time varies aceording to the
season and fruit. I supports the proper time for
pruning all trees is when they are'putting forth
their blossoms: ..
The reason why trees should not be trimmed
only when the sap is 'in vigorous nation 18,
the heat of the sun dries up the 'peones
through which the sap flows, and.ctinsequently
it is kept from running to the outward part, to
deposit its weedy sedireent. Eagratiog is sim
ply inserting the solon in the bark 'or - ciuter edge
of a limb,- so that the sap, passing along the
pores, or passages of the stock, can -flow into
those of the salon. It is plain that theyehould
be placed directly oppbsite. If, kept in this po
sition and covered with wax, to exclude the sun,
success is sure.' F. 1). C.
Cultlvotion of. aye.
Next to Indian corn, no cereal is of so much
Importance to this section of the country as rye.
It differs from wheat in its adaptation to soil.
The former succeeds best on :
.a soil whiolt con•
tains so much alumina as to give it considerable
tenacity. " The latter seldom does well on such a
soil, but flourishes on those of a more silicious
and porotmoharaoter. It Is well adapted to the
light soils of New , England, while on the elate
looms of _the_ valley, of the Hudson and other
siinilar localities it is quite at home.- -
The value of the drop' in this neighborhood is
not telly appreciated. . .The great requisite in re
gard to ittraulturo is-that - thesoil ‘ aad subsoil be
properly drained. It ,ennot bear
_Cold water
about its roots. The crop can be cheiply raised.
It requires but -little preparation of the soil,
though the yield is in propordon to the goodnees
of the land and favorableness of the Beason--
ranging from five to forty bushels to the acre.
It is sometimes affeeted by blight or Mildew, but
leas frequently than wheat, and on the whole is ,
comparatively a sure crop.
The valueuf rye per bushel does not differ
emiati in tho eastern mark - eta front that of the
northern corn. The straw. constitutes 'an im--
portantitein In the advantages of its cultivation.
It, is - worth in this market an averag 13. - of $l6
per ton. A fair crop, Bay 90 bushels to the acre,
will give a ton of straw to the acre. We are in
formed that two tons to the acre'are - obtained.
The straw is used here , ohieffy as bedding for
horses; but among the Germans of. Pennsyl
vania, who generally understand-the economical
management of horses,
the grain is ground and
the straw cut, and the two mixed together form
the principal food of those nobleicams which
always attract the attention of 'etrangers.
The Germans, too, make great use 'of rye in
feeding themselves. They are fond of theAread,
and say it is - stronger than that frOm - wheat.
But good rye bread is no despicable food in the
best of families. When made from good sweet
grain, properly ground , and bolted, and the
proper skill used in all the maininlatiOns, it is
not only wholesome but palatable, and' our city
bakers who make it right, 'dispose "of large
quantities. It was not so greats hardship es
some suppose, that our New England ancestors
were chiefly, confined to "rye and Indian" for
breadstaffs. According to somtVenalysle the
proportion of nitrogen (the mustilmforming
principle) is nearly the same in rye as in aver
age oamples of wheat. :Rye brcad Aontains
more sugafand keeps moist longer than wheat
bread. •
Rye is not a-hard crop for .land, thOngh land
may be exhausted by it. Grass gran far bet
ter after it than after oats, and, evert better thane
after grain except barley. Tke - prtiper time for
sowing it is the same as that for winter wheat
—the-forepart of September. itPasttire land, or
that from which .a crop, of ,hay has bee taken
the present season, may be used for .it._ It is
better to plough it as soon as`fractiriable, in or
der that the sod matbecome paitialliedecom
posed before Sowing :the grain,: Light lard
ploughed well once, may be my werkekwith the
harrow., and field cultivator as. not to need
another ploughing. Six or seven seed
to the acre is the proper quantity. -
There is a conSiderabliv difference in-varieties
of rye. A.,variety called
- 171u/4(cpiei . IRtrodued
from Fronde several yearssince, .vres_ntiustially
productive, but was not thcught'quitC as good
for bread as the white rye. On dry grOund, not
-likely to heave by frost, clover and vim seeds
may be sown with the rye. ~But -tapers the
ground is not well' drained thole is liability to
winter-killing, and in suet situations:it ie better
to sow the clover and grass 'mods-laid 'as the
snow is goinguff in tho spring.—Boston CCU-
nlanagemient ot,the Ple.tolant.
Thirty•four years ago; I eowed .some -need of
the common pie-plant, and when old enough to
transplant, seleoted the finest plants, and set
them out in rich mould, one root' hi a place.
After a year or two, select the best again, and
transplanted ae before, taking care to give them
plenty of room. As near as I can recollect, I
took off the flowers as often na they. appeared.
When the plants became vigorous,' I - uadd them
as -I bad occasion, paying , no , attentlotr• to the
number of stalks out from si single bud; except
to take the largest, and those fully grown. Some
years they - yielded well; then again, they were
feebler
I then adopted the plan of cutting only-one
stem ate time from a bud, leaving an-interval
of some days peforo taking another /ram the
same bud. Following n p this plan, I-have suc
ceeded in obtaining a very superior article ; of.
ten two stems' with the leaves cut off; will 'weigh
pound. • • I think the average:is nearly this.
For years, no blossoms have appeared , npna those
which have heen irqnly c;rt. while ,the BUDD
kind of plants, set out by myself,'but falling into
:Other hands, (though-in the setati - ebiti by too
close cutting, have in two - or,three - yenta dsrie
bled down to an inferior article,wive filled
with blossoma instead btleaves. ,Thie haa
happened in many instances with these plants
of my own raising.
I cover my plants with light atable manure in
the fall. This is all the care I,give:them, ex
cept to thin them out when they become croyid
ed. I let the plants-which are removed stand
two perm before I cot from thenr,-and if not cut,
the new plants in that timo will be as ;Vigorous
BB the old.
I might add that I rarely . cut my stems, until
the leaves are nearly full size,. 111614 found
that:when fully grown, there is no unpleasant
taste, as in the younger stems; and they are
mach more acid and brittle — , -conatry -Gentle
- ntars, , /day 17.
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