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at tbo pxoprietoroj erreerages
/X' No ettention.will be paid to any order en sion3ta•
panted by the - money or satiefactori reference in this city.
Alir.Connected wit h the ifstablishment of the. Morning Poet
MG of the largest Job Printing Offices sn the city, where atl
Dods of wort: it dossetst the shortest notice, and most reason.
Ns terms.
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PROFESSION AL CARDS.
.
Sob*. C. G.-Sproul,
TTODNEY AND courrastwa. AT LAW—Office, No.
Fourth street,Putoburgh, Pa. deollly
, James
TPORNEY AT LAW—Offee, Fourth street, Pittsburgh
between Smithfield street and Cherry alley. Ideal:ly
JOSEPH WICAVER,
• • - • ,k) 1“ 0: AT LAW,
Office, - No. 144 Fourth. street,
JaB:/311; : . PIII3I3IIROH, PA.
JOHN UAttTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office. corner Fifth and Grant ata,
jialy3l pm:n:mon, re.
• ,_- • _ Thomas Means,
A TTORNBY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR LN 011ANORRY
.‘l4ll. Office, next dim' to the Poet Office, Steubenville, Ohio
iny4
B. P. ILoes,
TTOHNNY AT LAW—No . l.o9lourth street, Pittsburgh,
APa., fourth, door below Mr. Body Patterson's Livery
stable. je.2B
C. Orlando Loomis,
WORMY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood
/YL7
Thomas M. Marshall,
"TOW= AT LAW—Oltlee, Lowrie's Buildings, Vomit
street. jsrelap
S. U. Carnahan,
TTORITRY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
_Cherry alley and Grant street. jay
J. N. AlL , Clowrp,
A %TORN= AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Mies in
ja: Baketrell's ratildings t on Grant street. jet
AA TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth stoeet, above and
neat Smi th field; iner2Try
Patrick wicenna,
ALDER.MAN. OF 'I'IIIRD WARD.
(VMS. COMER. OF GRANT AND FIFFLI. STREETS
k.). (formerly °coupled by Aldermen Lewie,) where ell bu
Anna pertaining, to the °Clue of Alderman and Justice o
the Peace will be promptly attended to. febl:3m
N. I 3 animas* ter, Aldoruinn.
AVFICE, Grant street, between Fourth it. and Diamond
I. alley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great.
ert rare and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex.
amined, Am,
E. S. seal, Alderman.
0.91 TEIED Street, between Wood and Market streets.
Pittsburgh. 0611ections promptly made. Donds,ldort
Rages, and other writings drawn with neatness nad soca
racy. • it2lAy
• - A 919 SCRUEON DENTIST, (enc.
censor to 0. W. Biddle,) '4O. 144 SMITH
FUM,I) STREET.
""•."'" . °Mee hours, from Bto 1 o'clock, and
- rout 2 to C: o'clock. lebls.ly
J.SCUrr. LtagTlzT, Fourth street, fire doors
West of
Orrice Itour.s rrora nine A. M. to Ave
'dec2Ort
BUSINESS CARDS.
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PHILIP EM! LH .HODS. J. 6.4DE8-$3.1
ILL le DI F.. it Q. ANDERSON,
(Sucre:oars to 30. bus Rhodes R Co.)
IVIIOLESA.LE DE.iLtlti IN FORRIUN FRUITS, NUTS
Spices, Confectionary, Sugars, Cc.
air No. ;hi Wood street, uppos l / 4 tho St. Charles Hotel
Pittsburgh, Pa. ' 14.2
WM. !USUAL= tiro. DING
1.V31. BINGHAM Q. CO.,
FORIVAILDING AND COMMESSIO:g
Liberty street, opposite Penr.a. itoD.rowl Depot,
spr7 PITTABLTAGn, PA
Henry II: Collis's,
PORWLII.DINO AND COMIIISsION 31ERCHANT, ans
Wholeeule Dealer to Cheese, lititter,Seetie, Fish, ant
(produce fr,inerallp, No. 5 WOOD St.. Pittsburgh. [mart
Paul & ilurdock,
„005i515510N AND FORWARDING MERCHANS, tad
'./ STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water utreet, Cinatamti.
Ohio. I.PIAf
King .Cs, Moorhead,
WHOLES/OA GROCERS AND PRODUCTE DNALESS—
No. T.; Wood street, Plasburzh. I .17M
D. T. 0. Morgan,
BOOlitleLLEB, AND STATIONED—has always on ban:
a vneralaswrtment of Sehool,Miseellaneons and Black
—l5OO/141.4.4k•t.a A.A..,
tall. No. 04 Wrol street, below Filth, East shin, Pittsbargt.
%Yenta', Hags and Tanners' Scraps. apls:ly
1. W. Clxadvrick,
DIALER IN RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street
jJ Pittsburub. The highest price in eu4l3 Reid for rage.
IttLLtatist=a, PIAla au. tudzrrios, Pi U.stwrgt ,
Jnlller * alcketson,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDERS,
Wines and Scgars—Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irsrir
and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Estls, Cotton Verne
ac., constantly on hand. i r 23
William Carr Ilz. Co.,
(Wil. W.ll.ra late of We firm of J. PARKEII & CO.)
WiIOLESALE GROCERS and. Dealers In Foreign Winee
and Brandies., Ohl Monothrtibela and Reclined Will,
key, N 0.329 Commercial Ron, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
CO.Petrtitersiztp.
axe:scribers have this day formed a partnership foi
11,. the purpose of carrying on Comnsavnon and Foraciard
ing,Ln connection with the Fah, flacon and Oil, and Pre
duct tasinnsfgeuerally, under the style.of I:Nauss h Rico
'ar.oeus; warehouse No. 116 Water and 150 Front streets.
formerly occupied by ilurbridge &
B i.
JAMES RlCLuutpsoN,
• JAB. J. BENNETT.
Pittaburgh, February lat,lBb4rfeb3
tt
'V H. DR.AVU, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., dealer
• =Oonntry Province,• offers for sale o choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family Ilse. Spices of every roriet)
and the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mille. Mao,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ex
change for Merchandise.
F. R. D. has procured a full assortment of Landreth'
WarrantedGarlen Seeds, and invites the attention of all in
terested hirers' affairs. jab 11
W D. COMM. J. ILICIIAtt.OBOII. J. 1. L.P.:l9rrs
ENGLISH & RICH All.faSON•
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEICCUA NTS, ern
Wholesale Dealerain Fieb, Baeon.and Oil, and Produci
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbridge d
Inghram, No. 116 Water and 160 First street, Pittsburgh.
Penna. tea
Commis's'lon douse.
-711E3$ subscribers have opened a house for the above pur.
j pose; at No. 17 Smithfield street, four doors above tb
elidonongahela Home. We will purchase, or rmetve, on
c eomru ission, for sale, consicrtments of Flour, Bacon. Cheese
r.Cra, Oats, Barley, Fla-s Seed, Grass Seed, Lilted Illy, de.
~upon which we will make advances, or purchase at th
',least =skit rates for cash.
rusefi ALOE° k CO.
Jal. DM. sang Min.
TIEALER IN GROCERIES, PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON
LI. &c., No. IU, corcier Smithfield and First streets, Fitts
anti, Po. novB
roar n.
T. B. Young & Co.,
N 7 .38 Smithfield street, opposite City Hotel,
lor',..ksvi—runr.as OW CABINET FURNITURE AND
Oa AIRS, or every description. Materials and work.
maushir warranted, android at reduced prices. Care taken
In caelanz for land and Water carriage. au3l.
C. D. Wood,
IIif.ORTER AVD WROLE3,I,LB DEALER IN WINE
1i,./13 LIQUORS, No. 147 North Second street, fifth don
aoora Race, east side,. Philadelphia has on hand the ber,
qualities Of old Brandles, Philadelphia,
Whisky, Moroni;
hela Whisky, Rolland Oln, Cordials, !cc, on teens - worth
the attention . of purchasers and dealer, I au29y
henry 011. o C¢llongti a Co.,
WEICILESALE GROCERS and Commi.don )ferchat.
CK)rner of Penn and tnrin Os_ Pittchorah isalv
TV
Dlgby, Jr.,
LOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE, Moronic Ho
r
strtet, Hittrburgh.--Clothltig volute to order,
good style. awl et moderate rata*. auglf
A. C. Duncan,
WLIOLESALE GROCERS, end Dealers in Produce, Fo r
eiccn Wines end Liquors, Oil Monongahela and Recti
tied Wbielicy. No. 291 Liberty St.. Pittehnrgh, Ps. r jr29:v
A. Tint Cl ot
'WEIOLESAIS and Retail SADDLE, NARNEB:-.
. TRUNK, VALISE and CARPET UAO monufat
tuner. No. 106 Wood attebt, Pittnburgh, Pa.
. - John 11..
WI:IOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAJ
NSTRUMENT.% Planoa, Music, School Books an.
Stetionny, No. 122 Wood shoat. 7oni
4 ELCILN
RAGAN & A.HL,
WriOLSALE and Retail Di ere Saks, Rossi, an,
Siaple DRY GOODS, Noe. 41 Musket and 8 Waal
street, Pittlibumb. Espr4
JOSEPH CHA.MAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
POW tilt es , ILIBIELDON,
AROILITEOTOItAu AND ORNAIIENTAL CARVERS.
Ornamental Patterns for Carting, In every style
Modeling, Designing, Arc.' Composition Ornaments for tit
dleorstlon of Steamboats, Buildings, AO4 96 SMITFIFIEL)
Street, near. the Post Office. • cram
E. WiII'PEIIUPOSE,/ .
FAIWY tiILE. AND WOOLEN DYER AND CLEANEh.
N 0.7 ISABELLA , St., near the Emmet lintel,
marl • Ausanzsr,
5. amanita-
S. 017THUEKT (r.. SON,
9 EAL 'ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 5(
Smithfield' street noo
L. E. liapward,
DEALER inl3OOTB, snoEs, TRUNKS and
and BRArD FIATS, corner of lilarket and 14berty rtm
No: NS Pittabundi. Pa.
JOilN .1111TCHka.i.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. 135 Wood Streets"
jsB:yfi Next door to IL Child's Shoe House. Pittsburgh
S. AVXL
Notice.
TOB. YLEMING holing associated with JOB. ABEL, the
IC business will hereafter be conducted under the style o
.1. ABEL 00., at the old stand, corner of Smithfield and
Fourth streets. jahr
17174111 am Thorn, Druggist.,
P . s
AS RS\IOVED to the corner of HAND and SEM ,
Streets, where he will, as usual, attend promptly t ,
numerous friends. All articles in hie line are warrant&
2,llnte, and put up with the utmost care. . marl4:Bm
John W. Butler &
'VORWARDINO AND COUMISSION ISIDEDUANTS—
A s Deniers In al kinds of Pittsburgh Msnufacturss, Lego
Plow WO BS.At Lat.l. 67 Front ittrowt. fafm2S4
1003 leccosucT ocnussurs _Wawa=
Wholesale and Itetail Clothing Merchants;
NO. S S WOOD STREET.
Inform. thedr old maternal:
• Ira subscribers respectfully
• atultheoublie n general, that they luxe this day a ,
~ , An t ed themselves in the above business, under the firt
44 4010-14161,0a11EY -11- 9 0 . They- 1...0;0:fully -solicit t
dine otppue patronitge.l
The vrorttnig bt : liner/ant each will he settled by them
. feb9
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EMIEMERIEMMM
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.DAZittl. Ali L, JR
No. 53 - MARKET STREZT. PI TTAR U TT
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMORE&MON'TGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, 8. ; ; e • ~00" ‘vri I • . t
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VOLUME XIII
BUSINESS CARDS
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
NO. 136 WOODVOSIT, .•1111) DWI lii.LOW TM= AtLIS.
DOWN tTRILBY.
IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
CUTLERY SO I AL AND
.lk-'ll. • INSTBUMF.. NTS, RG
RIP LEO,DENTALWe
- keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly on hand ; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Al., Guns, Pis
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers' Shears; Pocket Scissors, tr.c.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
REFLBSI—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 fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prima myl6
Chandidlara and Oas Fixture•.
Taz subscribersare now opening at their new Wareroom-
NO. 1.0 9 FIRST STREET, between 'Wood and Smith
field, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACE -
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gan Fitting,
ever offered in this market. Having 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 'as any house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
tem, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
to this line.
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
scription for gas. water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
LONG, 151.1LLER A CO.,
No. 109 First street
0E0110.161 EMETIC
FROM HEW YORK,
MANUFACTURER of the celebrated
/ Gossamer Ventilating Wig, Elastic
Band Toupees, and erery description
---. of Ornamental Flair, for Ladies and
, = Gentlemen, 79 FOURTH STREET,
- ------- between Wood and Market, Pitts.
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burgh.
•-• Buret/Ws system enables Ladies
• --and Gentlemen to measure their heads
J r with accuracy.
FOIL WIGS.
No. 1. The round of the bead.
No. 2. From the forehead over the head to neck, N 0.2.
No. 3. From ear to car, over the top.
No. 4. From ear to ear, round the forehead.
For Toupees, to cover the top of the head only—.a paper
.attern, the exact ehape of the bald part- fraY4
Or ow Coach and Carriage Factory t
JOHNSTON, -BROTHF.ItS & CO.,
Ckrrturr of Rehm= and Belmont streets, Allegheny 04,
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
. and the public generally, that they have
commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
"*" .lo . o l^' t tarouches, Rockaways, Buggies,Sleighs and
Chariots, it all their various styles of tallish and proportion.
All orders will be executed 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
beat Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel coral.
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly iatisSed on trial of their work.
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before puratta•
dng elsewhere. octal y
I T. 7,31.11413T0t. D T. 3011‘STO.
Eieelsior Carriage Factory
Ii'IITZSTOS, BROTHER & CO., PRACTICAL COACH
t) STARERS, corner of Rebecca and DelMontstreetF, Alto
;teeny city, Pa., have on hand and am manufacturing no
estensiss assortment of Carriages. loclaways, Buggies,
gli;go.ge Cars, he., =dela all their var,ons styles, with
strict regard to durability and beauty of finish, wing in all
their work the best Juniata frau and eastern hickory. Re
palm attended to on the Muhl reasonable terms. They fes I
aufident that all who may favor them with their f ',tree
age, will be per'ectly sati-lied on trial sf their wort .
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every fif
teen minutes during the day o • t`ii 1 y
P l'1"1S613VIIG II COACtI FAC full,'.
aIGELOW stkarin t STEVL.S. 0L0.,t eLD La:
Bigelow & Co.,
S
TO E M.BIG ELO a', No 413 •
Diamond alley, near Bond street, Pitts 4 3 1,74fi1i
burgh--COACIIES, CARRIAGES, PRE
CONS, BUGGIES, and every ckscripti ‘u of
fancy reluel, a built to order and finished in a manner so
surpassed for beauty of design, elegance of finish, skill o
workmanship, and durability of materials .
Cris— All work warranted
ROBERT it. PAT riatilsOts , s
LIVERY AND SALE „ . r"
tem, STABLE,
Corner Diamond street and Cherry alley,
aprld tf PITTSHGAGIT PA
JOSILPII kolacmirio,
!MCCIt:FOS TO L. RILCO.2. Co
C .l
MARKET STREET AND DIAMA
D, keeps
s constantly on hand a full assortment of Drugs, Me
Ines, Medicine Chests, Perfumery, and all arthdas pertain
tug to hisharlussa
SW - Physicians' Preatril Mimi easefully compounded at
ill hours )n gir
SOHN
VLEPIIING
(Succeasors to J. Kidd a Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 60 Wood Strred Pittsburgh, Po.
Proprietors of Dr. SPLane's Celebrated Yen:lollop). laser
Pills, ac. jalo
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JOHN HAFT, JH.,
(Sureeepor to J.ar..sl'auffer. l
Wholesale and Retell Druggist,
AITD Dealer ill PAINT?, OILS, DYE ETU V} /ce., 141
Wood street, threw doors below Virglo alley.
apt4:mAely 1ITT:131.111011.
JOHN oKouTT,
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MPORTER OP HiIt:MIES, GIN, WINES, Lc.—Denim
I In fine 0:d Slntonzahoht Whhky, Pesch Ifrandy,
ListithaT, corner of SmlthOold and Prom
ST -:7 _
IMIM!=M
wriotratte DEALER IN
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars,Old Aloncoaga
hela Bye Whisky, &c..
ALSO, RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
NV ILEt, Danny
New E G n i g n i s a , n Co d
R rdialz um, ei ts e m t a , l ,. A: m tit p rl . t: . , St. o
ketch Me, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Itcur ' bon,
Rd Monongahela Rye end Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; Imported Havana,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars: Llall-Spanish and Common
Jigars, all at such low prices no to challeng • compoition.
fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all sizes. I respectfully Invite on examina
tion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
aprnly
Nese School for the Violin.
DY U. C. LL.—TLIE PRACTICAL VIOLIN SCHOOL
-1.) A new and complete synopsis of Violin playing, in an
easy, progressive and practical form, and designed ex preysiy
for the American student, to which Is added valuable- lea.
4000 and exercises and beautiful arrangements,ns Solos and
Duos of the most popular melodies of the day. Selected,
wronged and composed by U. C. HILL, pupil of Span., Into
l'reslatint of the New York Phlllus.rmoale Society.
The above justreceived, in advance of the trade, by
HENRY HLEBER, 101 Third stre et.
ECOM 11 NDATIO'S.
We have carefully examined the above work of U. C.
ill's, and consider it one of the most complete and prat.-
.1 Violin Schools we hare ever seen. IL
11. YOU El.,
Teachers of bionic.
if) LAIRD, (late of the trm of Coot.= A Iman,) haring
Et,. opened STORE NO. 9, (two doors above the, old
.tAnd,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
tUBINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
ware of the patronage of the late firm.
N. IL.—Cllothing made to order in the most fashionable
styles, and on the shortest notice—infertor to none a in
the
jn2:y
ItleMager,
lirozioNcumad. PLANING EdIT-1,--19onld respectfully
;IL inform his friends and the public, that his new estab
istunent is now in full operation, and that he is prepared to
%trash Bout Cabins, and fill all orders for Planed Lumber,
.ttith promptness, and at the lowest rams.
Board and Plan,k, planed on one or Dail sides, constantly
at hand.
Bash, Doors, and hiarddingo, of every description, made to
tram.
Builders and Carpenters would find It to their advantage
o give him a WI, 68 he can now rutish them with planed
tuff suitable fa every description at work.
WY. A. HAMA JANIS =AR CLL.
HERRON & CRISWELL,
vres-ÜBELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
of all kinds of BRASS LO-
CI COMOTIVE FACTUSERS , STEAM EEO NE, PLUMMERS, WORK,
Al
*, Cotton Batting Mannfactomirs.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, Pi ttsbnrgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
r cash paid. Orders loft at the Foundry or Mee. will to
,ronoptly attended to. feb9 . l y
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
No. 43 Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
Office up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
DESPECTFIII , LY announce to the public that be has
Zireemneenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, In connec
:ion with Intelligence and' General Collecting. Ile will
deoattend to renting. Persona wwant of servants, In any
rapacity, or thosein want of places, will be supplied at short
iotice, All hi:minas entrusted to hie care promptly at
-ended to.
References—T. J. Biglmm, Esq., Richard Cowan, Erq., W.
1. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Black, Jennea Mackerel, A. A. Mason,
k Old. Janie
schuolinian es, Haun
LITHOGRAPHERS,—Third street, opposite the Post-edifice,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Dill Heads, Show Bills,
Abele, Architectural and Machine Drawings, - Business and
Malting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
n Colors, Oold,Bronze, or Black,in the most approved style,
.nd at the moat reasonable pricer.. approved
Al. GLOP D. 11EISINGED.. T. J. [MVP.
Graft, Reisinger & Graff,
t x.rEBTERN FOUNDRY, No. 124 Wood -etre . i Pitts
TT burgh, P.
- ' --- - -
;. l ooking Stoves,
Coal and Wood Stoves,
r`arlor Stoves,
hollow Ware,
Sugar Kettles,
Stove Kettles,
W. a. VITH
Smith, flair & Hunter,
(late Smith & Sinclair,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A ND DEALERS in all kinds of Pittsburgh Meaufec
turas, 122 Second and 151 First street, Pittsburgh
'eons. ' feb9
riELB OLB PILINTINO BSTABLISIIMENT, (late John
' ston h Stockton,) and Blank • Book and Stationery
Varehousa, is prepared to execute every style of Legal,
ommercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and Book
Boding, and furnish every article in tho Blank - Book, Paper
nd Stationery line, at the shortest notice and on the most
viarinahle terms. .
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, Printing Office
andßo* Endatif, comer of Uarket and Eacondat. inovll3
North-Western Police Agency,
NO. 80 WASHINGTON STREF.
CT,
ICAGOr cltne of
ILLDleNOlS.arbritn,
H,
DEVOTE TIME ATTENTION TO THE TRANSACTION OF , A GENERAL
DETECTIVE POLICE BUM N ESP
In the states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
M • - -
ITE Into firm of JONES .b QUIGIO. having been dissolved
by the death of Jain F. Quigg, on the 27th inst., the
business of said firm will be settled by the undersigned, at
their office, corner of Ross and First streets.
. ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30, 1854—loct2:y
Isaac Jones,
TANI:TAW' u ttER at Spring and Snider Steel, Plough
Slab steel, steel Plough Wings, Coach. and Eliptic
Springs, Bross Nut Taper, half patent, Scree, Mail and
Hammered Iron A mise r —corner of Ross and First streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. ocaly
Isaac rildirS
D. 11. Rogers & Co.,
M',NI:TA OTC II ki RS of itOGI FAS' patent Improved Steel
Cultivator teeth. Wee corner Roso and First streets.
cer2ly
JACOB DI'COLLISTEB.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
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• AND DIALMH. IN ALL MINDS OP
Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars,
No. 25 Fifth st., Paisburgh, Pa.
*air Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the
various brands of 1 P • rt,tl Cigars. ja3ii
ALFRED B CURLING MORGAN ROBERTEON.
EDWARD DITIMIDOr . lirsar L. RINGWALT.
Curling, Robertson din Co.,
r ANUFACTUREi:S ON' CLT, I'itESSED AND PLAIN
1,11. FLINT Dl, {SSW' ARE, vrnr..house No. 14 Woo i street,
corner of Front eatTL,
All other kinds Cf Glassware and Window Glau. at
loW market prices. apllllly
RICHARD C. BUCKING,
MANI.T.tr: URI R CT
Gilt, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Looking-Glass,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
PL.UN Atilt ORNA
'C om MENTED—No. 21 Se dicta STRUT.
All kinds of position Ornaments, for Steamboats,
A.c. All kinds of Gild ng and Its gildinc, to order. Gilt
Niou!dinrs for Frames, wholess'e and retail Varnieh for
Oil Pa'rt'ings. Engraving; and Litho,zrephs, for sale.
gel" impaired or defaced Olt Pa.ntings restored in the
beet manner.
All Frame ,. and Noultilivs avnufactured in this eStab.
lishment may be cleaned without injury, with soap and
water.
Call and s ee. No. 21 Sr. Clair at., l'it tsbnrefh
DEALER IN
Fine Teas, Choieo Family Groceries and Willow
Ware.
CORNER OF WOO!) AND SISTI.I STS.,
PITTS ISILIRO 11, l'A.
IS tow receiving iArze se“ , ortnumt of FRESH (h4 - IDS,
in e.itlition to Ws h.ren.iy elten‘ive stork, purchased
from first Min&in t-I,l::a , tern tuark,tx, which, will ha mid
at Ow prwee.
Zs to aril fnmtliex, buying by the
quantity, sup; :1,1 at who:,Sail` rate ,
ke!tvered lu the city tree of rharze. sep2l
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
ROBERT E. PATTERSON, Propriotor,
c,)lts oF rq , Amo. , r , STREET AND Clifi 'LILY ALLI Y.
reaiert folly announcer tot), I.ruher and
tien:lei •4 Pittsburgh, that lie h..T0.N.114 fry erente..l
o Eibi:o, 1.1
point • r or,
Ca 1,, awl alai.tntion, undeniably an) eetale
lishment in the Unit,' Pr-iten Ito
from all harts of lb., eity, rrblio it.. high nod airs situation
rend,.ri•llll, ti.4l d ,
Oro pr".lll,lit.r, of he-iith, by
Win most a 4reeeible liorteA are tioelle And
well trained, on I ill.. pv.,priethr pledges hin,elt that in
pains or x - i.eri•e in. Ppare.l to mot, thin estali:l‘l.men
the first in the enr,fib-rire of the puhtic
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;Notice.
std it F : Iniereat of Itr. ./"11.N ATWELL In our
j rzases from OA: date 00 agreement. Ile b1.3‘011,,,, a
IVIIOI..ESALP. UP.UCEItS, Trill he continuos by an• remain
tog partner? under the firm of
GOSGEAVE It
Nos. 14 arer2o Wonol sth. et, Pittabitrgti.
EAU ALEY, IWoI.)LEW A BL) & Cr)..
No. 1:11 Starke: street. Philadelphia
W.M. 11AGALEY 1 CO.
Pittshur.th, Doeemher 19121, 1 KA
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Worancrtxtins or
Plain and Fancy Grates,
Plain and Fancy Fenders,
Bad and Dog Irons,
Portable Forge!,
Tea Kettles,
Wagon. Boxes, &c. Frabl 6
i. IL. IIIUDITLA
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PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1855,
BUSINESS CARDS.
Pinkerton S. co
WTI. A. M:CT,URG,
Notice.
T
11 ACE R‘,l I mylct - ,,:t In tl, I.c.eilleFs or Lnnz,lhar
ft Co , to I. A. Loch:, utn, ith
tinne et the nl,l itAtl.!. Fn. leJ From. ro.t. 1 7-edielly
reotnnn,ut tht• new 11,1 I , the patrocago n( my fri••ntht
I'itt,bursl.l. July 1551. I'. 11. MILLER.
S. S. LONO
Se • LONG 4. CO.,
Ty PTA. AND ERAS'S VOUNDF:RS, AND OAS FITTERS.
invite nt tototon to air, stock of
POLIdaL 'LS, and r :Et tire, Y, o tit u; hou..en with tins
and Stoutn, Costin7g of nt: order. fur
n'sh Itailnmd Pumyn and Tank stud icei.p Anti.
Attrition Moto% [vr..! mt:r on hAn.l.
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Silver Illnntifactory.
Qrooss, Foicto, Eqlll,F.Strz, C , L . 011 , `.1 n Prclcr3
K . —Owant to superi, Inanufliel Orivg my own
we now r•-iiir,,t at bea•t. 10 per ren, lower than
the anetern r ••1.. , here Al' a warrauteJ
aler7ln9 Sae, d 111, MIMI facl ure lye.onn of thee
r
IpatcheN and .welt renalrin:: elmt with er ery fa•
ellity and renew e 0 l ...t..rtn.nrstl . .11 t, en , ire f.,ll:f.ction
t nitr.rneri, 1,1111, to price and woility et
the work.. 55 t 1 Ft' 11J•aJN,
WLtehrnel,er and Jeweller,
novli cx,ro, of Mark,: and F,•l/ rt h F.treet,
Steamboat Furniture and Chair•.
NV b have on hand and are c,o‘tant;7 oanonfactu•
rlad ST F. AII BOAT CABIN ICIttrITUItE AND
CUM litt. of every description, cis:
E.:amnion Blaring Table.;
DT: list , I";
Ladies Cobb . a Chairs, of ration]: sdyle: ,- .
dents. Jo do do;
State it.. in do do ch.;
r“ Toilet liorek;
Tel.: a rates; Sofar;
Divans; Centre Tablet.",
Wash Stands; Cord do;
'Nat., do; Tray i, Ac., Ac.
Material and workmanship warrant:d, and prices retie.
fa^tory. . I'. 8. VIAJNO A CO,
jy') 115 l Pmithfield nt., opposite City hotel.
A air •1' a t. ti.
DALY'S STOCKING I%IA'NUF.ICTORY,
No. '2u WO :red, fir./ corn, atyrre Market strut,
prmituicoli. PA
Vr ricrlE WILL. bo 1: sod the (argon nod best assorted
stock :.t 11061}2.1117 ever Uttered for sale in thin city.
Y
Purebasers will nod it to trier :el vantage to call at thin es
tabllbhment and examine for themselves; it is al l I need to
loosen their custom. C. DALY.
N. IL—Remember the CIIT.AP SiLCICAINO Coairmi.
f C. D.rbl:y
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("CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 82 Third str,t,
ki near Stark - et, would respectfully Inform their friends
and the public generally, that they bare now in store their
complete FALL STOCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
description from the Royal Velvet and brussels, to the corn
mon Ingrain, Ilemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from one
to eight yards wide, new deriirns and very rich. C , ..011 and
Canton .Matting, Druggets, Rugs. Mat,, Stair Reels Widow
Shade., Le. Porcine in went err invited to roll and cram
tee their stork. Otenottioata. Hotels, and Itesidenres furn
ished on the meet reasonable term,
Artirt.t . Arnett pretiLs and quick sales." - IRI
TERMS CASH ,)NIA. oct.2
Hounty Lands--Saidtero'
Tarr unr1,M,,..1 l!ir, 111,1 r. al run:.:. , m-nti ,t,th 'MOM PP
Lurnpkin, 01 tV,hin .0 03 City, to pmou, N.
to. ' for ',ioldiere, or Children, for InJUN ry
LANDS, or .oyn- the Corernmont.
SAMUEL, FAUN KeT
Rn9ilenr, No. U Koss gt.reet,Pit t.glatrer.
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Win. EL Tette ott dz Go.,
I buccr,,,,,R4 To T. Kr.NNEPT, JR., Ix m.,1
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r-1,. ANI.7I , ACTU It E iIS OF GILT Alb MAIIOO ANY LOOK•
ING 0 L A efil:: 4 , Portr.dl. and Pirture Frame, ac., arid
dealer' , to imported n od 13,1110,:i , Fed3cy Goods, 10. 62, rot.
nor of Wov i :0,1 Fourth : trpt.ts, Pirt9burgb. netl•2:l,,v
Depot. at Lon6Worl. St C. Zito tnercantea Ca
tn.tv tra IN !nes and Brandy.
lunderdzued has receireci and otters for sale, at Cin
cinncdt prztes, n Wate quantity of Logworth ,t Zimmer
anes emote,' and world renewned Sparkling, Dry and La
tina' Sweet Catawba Winer. Such as may desire to procure
an vac-anal:a article of Native Wino, (the pure juice of the
grape,) will find my eatablislanent the place for the gratifi
cation or their ee.dres. The Catawba ll randy, distilled from
the genulna Grape, to declared by many excellent Judges,
equal In Inn or t the bed imported Cognac.
FICKEISEN,
a2O No. 137 Liberty street.
uussau we the Smoke.
MILE enbscriber having the exclusive right to manufao-
I tore and Bell SWEENEY'6,UOT AIR AND &MORE
CONSU3IING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract for heating buildings with the most economical
Furnace now in use. The attention of those interested ix
solicited. Any intormation can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Mrs. 2 and .1 Wood street. or of J. BARN DOLLAR,
d0c2411 I Iron City.Surve Warehouse. N.. IM Wood ot.
cSTHAT PICTURES ~ f. superior excellence may
be obtained at CARGO'S New Daguerreau Gallo
•,. v. ry, No '76 Fourth street, at prices varying from
One to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to
please. Children taken in a few eecrnds. Call and examine
specimens of the various styles. ltmaus open day and eve
e
IDIVAD.D h. RILL nsacco R. LIOLLIDAY
UM dr. liolltday,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CoItHISSION HER.
1 CHANTS, Evansral., /a —Strict attention paid to all
consignments for sale of Flour, Produce, Ac. Orders for
the purchase of Produce solicited and promptlytittended to.
- re-shlpmsnt forwarded with despatch. Loctflifal
Ganda for r
110111 E LEAGUE FACTORY.
HAMILTON STEWART, ttlanuCticturer of Shirting,
Checks, Tweeds, ate , Rebecca street, Allegheny, has
opened a W 0.70 1 .0021 SECOND LTOLIT POST BUILDINGS, corner
Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Merchants who 040 not aware that them Checks can be
made as good and sold as low here as in any other city in
the United States, are Invited to call and examine for them
selves. tab12:110
JLtix.l.xnux
Ledue & Ulnm,
(Successors to Dluivany fi Ledlie.)
ANUFAcTURERS of Cut, Moulded and Plain, Flip
L n and Farley Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers In al
kinds of Window , Vials and Bottles. Ware
house corner of Marketa nd d Water streets, Pittsburgh.
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AVINO scud my interest in the firm of T. KENNEDY,
31i., A CO., to William H. Talrott, who, with A. G.
Henry, will continue the Looking Glass sad Variety Bust
nese at the old stand, sorrier of Wood and Fourth streets,
under the style of Win. Talcott A Co. I crnfidently •re•
commend them to my former customers, as every way
qualified to give entire satisfaction.
All persona having demands against me, and all Indebted
to me, will please make an early settlement.
octl2 T. IiIiNNItDY, JR.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
REMOVAL.
C. IHMSEN
MANUFACTURER OF FURY vArsurr or
EDWARD A. CIICKER
VIALS, BOTTLES,
WINDOW GLASS,
Black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottles,
DEMIJOHNS AND CARBOYS;
Atco
FLINT GLASS IN EVERT VARIETY.
Warehouse, Nos. 104 Second, & 133,135 First at.,
PITTSBURGH, PA. [13211.1.8
New Trimming Store,
No. 83 Corner of Market strut and the Diamond.
FRANK VAN DODDER, respeefully announces to.-the
public of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that he will open his
new Trimming Btore on Monday, April 17th. Having Mted
up the neatest store room in the city, and filled it with
choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings and ran.
cy Goode, ho flattens himself that he will offer superiorin.
duce meats and endeavor to give full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Now, don't forget the place—No.B3 Market street, corner
of the Diamond. Isprl2l PRANK VAN DODDER,.
..... D. D. DOG=S.
Henry Richardson, Jeweller, , 1
AAVING re-fitted his stare in a handsome manner, and
but recently returned from the eastern cities with
fine assortment of WATcELEB, JEWELRY, and FAROE
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom
ers to the fact that among his Watches will be Tound the
most desirablestyles, patterns and makers. OfJearelag ns he
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest
Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Miniature Lockets, eta:, etc.
FANCY GOODS—Such as Papier Mischa, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table
Colt's Pistols, Porte Monnales In great variety; China F id ni
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have only to be seen to be appro.
fated. [no.ll P10.,8i EAERET STREET.
TERPRISIC tiVOAKS.
No. 136 nl.ri street, Third door below Virgin ;Mo.
DOWN & TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting -
I) men to their large assortment of Guns, Rifles and Re.
volvlng• Pistols, the largest and. beat selected stock ere?
opened in this market; together with a general assortment
of !lard ware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or
for good approved paper. marlB
Boots and Shoo*.
T ICLAUGILLIN, No. 95 Fourth street, nearly opposite
the Mayor's Office, is manufaeturingGentlemen'e first
Do l ga, Low Shoes, tics and buttoned; Congress and Button.
edllalters; Ladles' Boots, Half Boots, Jenny Linde, Slip•
pore, end French Lashing Gaiters, of every color and shade;
fancy Rid end Satin Gaiters, of the best material; klieses
and Children's do, of every variety.
N. klod made to order, on short lattice. [gulf)
Soldiers , Bounty Lands,
AND CLAIMS ACIAINST GOVERNMENT.--I will pro.
c •re Bounty Land Warrants for Soldiers, their Widowa
and Minor Children. and will prosecute Claims against
Government, and attend to business In the "Court of
Claim • , " recently established by Congrese.
Office, No. WI Third street, one door above Smithfield et.
Match 19, 1.R61>--(mh2o) CHARLES NAYLOR.
NEW SEED ISTORIgs
JAMES Vi'd.RDROP,
FFEIiF for eutle CA:Vila BUMS of the moat mproved
V breed, being very lardy, and Sae singers. Bird Seed&
, Hemp, Millet,lione and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will he furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, viz:
Lamellas, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, ar. Evergreens On pots)
fort:hi - acmes Tree., from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth et, near Wood. dee2o
ENGI.ISII AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
W. T. McDONALD, M. A., PIIINCIP6I.
PM: next Ression of the Institution will commence on
MONDAV, the 6th of September next, at the room cor
n., or Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Veeder.
R•ferencret--110n. A. W. Loomis, C. Knoll, Jr., S. F. Von
onliorst. It. Miller. Jr. anulls
Bounty Lands.
undersigned continues to outgo Bounty Land
%Warrants. The present bill gives to all who have
served in any war sines 1790. 160 seem Terme moderate.
MIELE 0001151100 T, 37 Diamond alley.
between Wood of and Diamond.
gsricy for o °ldlers , Claims.
y OCATIoN OP LANDS.—PURCHASE AND BALE OP
LAND WARRANTS.—The undersigned has mad. ar•
rangements with competent and responsible gentleman
to
obtain Certificates or Warrants for Soldiere, their widow, or
intoor children, who are entitled to 'Mutat] Lands; also for
the Location of Lands, and the Purchase and Sale of Land
Werrr.nts. JOILN D. DAVIS,
mhl4, -, f Corner of Wood and Fifth streets.
-- few Paper Hangings. ..,
NO. 85 WOOD STREET.
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS;
Panel Decorations, In gold, oat and marble;
Halt Papers, of various ntyles;
Fled s nd Plain Papers, for dining rooms mead chambers;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;
Borders, Ceilings, Figures, Window Shades.
A large end nimpleto eAsortinent or the above, selected
for the sexism; will he sold at the usualw l M
o prices.
W ALTER P. ARSHALL.
Walter P. Marshall . .
T MPORTER and D•aler in trench and American Paper
I 41•Tvz;nali rata
CHINA HALL,
MAACK'? grater, titTVVILIDI THIRD AND MITILTII BYRUM
SINA NG NHS VISITING TILE CITY SHOULD CALL IN
to see the beautiful assortment of CHINA, CLASS
and QUEENSIVABE, now open at the above establish
ment. Our goods being entirely new, we are enabled to
otter ioduccinetits in all the latest styles of Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Ware, white iron -stone, we have a great variety
of shapes; also, kvild band and fancy colored stone ware
Tea and Toilet sets. Our stock of white Covered Dishes,
Soup Tureens, Vegetable Dishes without covers, Salad
Dian's, and every article appertaining to a Dinner Set is
large and well selected Britannia Ware Table Cutlery,
Spoons, Castors, Waiters, and House Furnishing Goods, we
have a large assortment.
CO3IMON WAKE—Our stock of common Teas, Plates,
Dishes, E se s, Nappies, Bawls, Pitchers, and every article
in the line DI large, and we are prepared to pack them with
or without fine goods, an the o:mutineer mar wish.
Al., a large assortment of a l I eads c i'SLASS WARE,
whieh we aye selling at inanofit jo: • irs,l of which
are °tiered at wholesale or ret
ocr26 EARY.
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SPRING STOOK OF HAMBITRO PIANOS,
CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 118 Wood
street, Pittsburgh, sole Agent.
The Hamburg Pianos are undoubtedly on
t perior to all others, both in elasticity of
touch and supertortty of tone.
They have not only received the highest marks of appro.
button tram the beet
Europeen PianistALßElLß,s, such as
LLST, TH
And others., who have them constantly to their own nse,
but also from our resident Professors. The following is an
extract from a letter of
PROFESSOR HENRY ROHBOCR.
After describing the particular style, two of which be
wants for his own use—one Grand and one Square—he
speaks as follows of thilr excellent qualities:
" My little daughter, who playa rery wet:, must, with my.
self, have a good instrument, and yours are the on,y ones
while can satisfy me.
1 " Instruments are offered me on the mod accommodating
terms. I, however, do not like them; they have not the
elastic touch and the tone of yours.
"I remain yours, respectfully,
"Ilrarax Item:toms., Pittsburgh, Pa."
For sole by CHARLOTTE BLUME, at the "Old Estsb.
lb.lied Piano Depot," 118 Wood street, 2.1 door above Fifth
Alms, solo Agent for Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
for flatlet, Muds d Cb.'s Itoston Pianos. (which in the Fast
! ern c:tieli are considered superior to either Chickering's or
:.. eons A Clark's, but which feat is not extensively known,
as they have but lately been introduced here;) and other
Now York and Philadelphia Pianos, of the beat makers, at
prices from £221 to $BOO. mblo
A FEW days since, I published an advertisement of my
i1A110111 , 3 therms, in which an extract from a letter
from Prof. H. Rohbook, of this city, addressed to Messrs.
Baumgarten & Heins, of Hamburg, the manufacturers,
was inserted. Thin morning I observed in several of the
daily papers a " Notio ," signed by Prof. It, in which he
Mates that I was unauthorized to make nee of it, and that
it was incorrectly Mated and applied.
In reply—l presumed that It he hod written the letter,
be, of course, meant what was therein contained, and con
sequently required no authority from him to make the
same public. As regard+ the assertion es to its incorrect
ness, I have tbe letter in my pessesaion, and it speaks for •
it,elf, word for word as I have published. Messrs Baum
garten .4 Heins ere not dependant upon Mr. Rohbock for
endorsement—their Pianos were known, appreciated and
received the highest rommendations from the fret artists,
long before Prof. R. eaw tit to pass an opinion upon them.
My reason for publishing the extract was in the fact that
he was well known in the city, and not he nose his rococo.
mendatian Wall necessary to establish the merit of the
Pianos. In conclusion, I may add that they stand on their
own merit, and are endorsed by finch men a. List, Thelberg,
and others, solely on account of their merit
mllll3 CHARLOTTI4 BLUME.
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NOTICE.
N an advertisement of Mrs. Blume, in this paper, my
na Le le made use of in connection with the Hamburg
Pianos. Such use is nnanthorixed by me, and, Mnre.Vo,i,
the antler is incorrectly stated and misapplied. She facts
aro theae: About a year ago I wrote to Baumgarten &
Heins, Plano meters in Hamburg, (Germany,) fora Pia M
oots new and peculiar construction, and of which I furnish
ed a minute description. They replied that they did not
manUfactare any such, and requested me to examine
Piano of their make sent le Mrs. Blume, at the same time
offering to turn sh me with a similar one,ln ems I liked it.
I necordlugly examined the instrument, bat as it did not
please me, I declined purchasing of them. I have since
nought and am now using a Piano trom the factory of
N mists & Cultic, N. Y. (mb2.3) "'EMIT ItOIIBOCK.
NEW STOCK OT
CHICKERING . SONS'
PIANOS.
, JOHN 11. BIELLOR, No. 81 Woon 5171EZT,
between Fourth street and Diamond alley,
has net received from the niartufactory of °BICKERING
& SONS, BOSTON, a new and full supply of their SIRST
CLASS SEVEN 013TAVE PLANO FORTES, with all the
late and valuable improvements—also, of their plainer and
lower priced styles, suitable for those who require a cheap
but good All the Plano Fortes from this taßtl
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, $5O, $75, $ll6, $lBO, Aro., Au.
MELODEONS—A full supply of Melodeons of entirely
new and beautiful styles, and trom the best manufactories
In t h e co untry, at $15460, $75, $lOO, $135, $l6O.
JOHN IL MELLOR,
Agent for the sale of CnicEmetso A BONS' PIANOS,
For Pittsburgh and Western Penna.
,—No. fa Wood street, between Diamond alley and
Fourth street rattle .
rpoßiooo-16 kegs 5 Twist Tobacco receiving and for
1 sale by Esp7lo] ATWELL, LEE h OD.
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RAILROADS
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD
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Bummer Arrangemeut—Obango of Time.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EACH. WAY, (SUNDAYS LX
CEPTED ) . .
And but one Change of Cara ! betwe els
Columbus and Baltimore.
ON and after Monday, Slay 7th, 1655, Trains will ma; as
follow,:
Leaver (Express Train, Mall Train, Night Train)—Co
lambus! 11):10 A. 61.! 2210 P 51; 110)0 P. M.
Arrive: Deltaic 4:20 P. II; Mb P.. 6.1.; 5:15,A. M.
Lame (Bail Train, Express Train, Night Train)—Bell
air 5:50 A. M.: 12:00 M.; e.oe P. 51.
Arc - ire: Columbus 12:40 P. NI; 640 P. 11.; 1:10 A. M.
GOING: EAST.
Thu 10:10 A. 51. Express, Train, connects at Columbus
with the Express Train which leaves Cincinnati at 6 A. M.
and with the Train from the West on the Columbus, Piqua
and Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning Trains to
and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Sit. Vernon, and with
Trains en the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad ; at
Wheeling with Express Truly on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and Simi
ern Cities.
The 230 P. M. Train sill aannect at Columbus with the
second Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with Sandusky.
Mauch Id and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling with
Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passengers
leaving Louisville and points below Cincinnati, and taking
the 9 A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad. will connect
with this Train at Columbus. Paseengers leasing Indiana
polis and Richmond by mart log Train on Indiana Central
Railroad will also connect with this Train at Colum hue,
and reach Wheeling at 9:16 P. M.., and leave by 10:30 P. B.
Train on Baltimore,and Ohio Railroad, arriving in 11,10.
more at 5 P. BLotext day.
The 10:20 P. 61. Train annotate at Columbus with the
Mail Train which leaves Cineinratiat 6 P. M., and afrives
at Belisle at 5:15 A. M..; connecting with the Accomme=la.
tion Train on the Baltimere and Ohio Railroad. Parkin
gere leaving Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this
rotate, via Michigan City, Lafayette ' Indianapolis and 'Vey
ton reach Columbus in season to take thi= train; and at
Wheeling will take the Accommodation Train fir Cumi er.
land, sleep there, and resume by Express Trein to Balti
more and Easters Cities.
GOING WEST.
The 5:45 A. 51 Ifail Train connects at Bello ir with Night
Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; at Newark a
trains to and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon,
and Chicago Ma Monroeville; at Columbus with the trains
for Cincinnati, and with trains for Xenia, Da) too, Indiana-
polls, and Chicago, Ma Dayton and rut Unarm.
The 12 M. Elpreps Train connects with the Express
Train from Baltimore, and arrives in Columbus nt 0.:40 P.
hi., and lion vets with trains going South and West antis.
Ing in Cincinnati at 12.
The 5:30 P. M. Train connects with the Arcommedat ion
Train from Cumberland. and at Columbus with Mail Praia
at 2:30 A. M., direct for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, 1 bit in un
polls, Lafayette, Terre flute. Saint Louis and Chicago.
myls ISAAC 11. SOUTIIWIll:C.,
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD
1 .-~
• CONNECTING WITH.
STEAMERS FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL
• - - -
VIA WELLSVILLE,
en)
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.'
MITE shortie, quickest end most teliabie route to TolPdo.
j_ Chicago, Dock Island, Galena, and Et. Louis, is VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route is One Ilundted mires 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 Et- Louis thirty-seven hours.
VIA A LIJANCL.'
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad 'caving Pitts
lint.o at 3.00, A. 3i., 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. SI., coon Lot
at Alliance at 630 A. 31., 11.45 A. M., and 630 P. 11., nc
follows:
' Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7.30, A. &i., omit?. DO
M., and 035 P. M ; coon .sting at flndrou with Trains for
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
1094 A. M., 2.20 P. &Loral 9.00 P.M.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, R.,k. Island,
Galena, and the North-viest, who wish to go through.. with.
out detention, will take 'tha train leaving Pittsburgh at
.8.00 A. M., and arriving In Cleveland at 2.121 P. M., es that
la the only train by which close connections ETC Mods
through to the above p...int. Passengers by this train
reach Chicago at 7.30 neat morning, and St. Louis at mid
night.
CIS WELLSVLLLE.
The Steamers Forest City and Diurnal will leave the din.
nongaliela wharf every morning, (Sundays excepte.l.) at
10 o'clock, for Wellsville, connecting with the train lean ing.
Wellsville at 4.30 P. AL, and arriving at Cleveland at 9 tO
P. M.
An Accommodation Train will leave Weslavllle
(Sundays excepted,) at 0.41 P. IL, connecting at Bin) ard
with Express Train arriving in Cleveland at 2 20 P. M.
Trains from Wellsville and Cleveland connect nt Bayard
for Carrollton, Waynesburg, Dover, and New Philadclphits.
.."4- Tickets for Cleveland, Chicago and the North-w.
via Wellsville, are sold at a lees rate than via Alliance.
The Train. from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 7.30 said O tt o A. 31., and 625 P.
21.1.4 arrive at Chicago at 11 00 P. AI., 7.00 A_ Al., and 10.00
A. U.
Train leave Chicago for Rock Island and St. Louis aa
follow.: For Bock Island at 900 A , and 11.t0 P. M.
For St. Louis at 9.16 A. Al., and 10.65 P. Al.
Pasliengera for St. Louis go over Bock Inland Itailroal to
Joliet, and thence over the Chicago and Mlac.isaippi Railroad
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Loin..
Passengers by the 9.15, A. M., Train arriva in St. Lull, ut
11.20 same evening„ and by the 10.e5, r N., L
next day.
Itaggage checked throu to Ci•vaa, c 0
checked for Chicago nun St. Loral..
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CI A1T"...A.4.1'.
Ist class. 2d as. lat
To Alliance 52 30 To La Salle... *ln 50
" Cleveland ... 400 " Hock 1r,1'.1, tit,l 14 23
" Toledo.. 650 .... 1, I, a t
0
Chicago 13 00 510 50 " Fpringo..l.l 14 7,, 14 20
. Bloomingt...lo 90 14 40 I Burlingtod 21 06
" St. L0u1e.....21. 00 16 60
Passengers are requested t,
office of the Company, In Al
corner. J. DT
Mh2.3 J. A.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPENI
THROOOI3
northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
All Railroad to the Mississippi.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAlLitrir".. l- ROAD
YORIILTILY in; CHICAGO AND Al3llO , A A CENT. hi [MARY
TRACT Now COMPLETED,
And Trains run the entire distance f om CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON, lowa, w ltbout change of Care.
The Only Direct Route to BURIJNOTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, MUSCATINE, OQUAOSII A, SNAPP. LO, FORT
DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFF, Su., and the ONLY ALL
RAILROAD Route from CIIICAGJ TO ST. LOU IS, ivi.OOM
'MON. CLINTON, DECATUR, Cant), SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermediate Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Missis
sippi Railroads.
Trains on the above Line leave (Mimeo on the arrival of
Trains from the East—avoiding all la ying over nt any of
the pollute.
Sages leave Burlington daily for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Missotni—making the quleki,t and
most reliable route to reach all the important points west
of the Mississippi as far ns Council Bluff, with from furry to
fifty miles less staging than by any other ron e. The Road,
for a large portion of the way, is laid with the CoNTI3I7OE3
RAIL, the smoothest riding and best Railroad in the West—
well stocked with the most modern Lo,:oreoti T e.land elegant
new Cars.
tfiSY-By this mute passengers are sure of making connec
tions!, and arriving at St. L 0 ,1 1 ,1 on advertised rue. Rya.] ing
the vexatious delay of foga and ice, 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 Granite
Building; at the Depot of the Galena 11. R. ' and at the
Mich. Cent. It. R. Office, corner of Lake and Dearbutti
opposite Tremont Rouse, Chicago.
FREIGHT consigned by this route will receive immedi
ate despatch.: C. G. HAMMOND, Supt.
C. E. FOLLETT,
Gen'i Tfeket Ag't. Chicago.
air TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Offices of the country. mbl9
1855. AIR LINE ROUTE 1855.
FROM
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS
TEA CHICAGO, ALTON AND ET. LOUIS
RAIL ROAD
Formerly the Chicago and 211.1612111.91pp1.
Carping the Great American Erprar and C. S. Mail:.
TR Only Direct and Reliable Route to the South end
booth-West—Seventy Miles Shorter thou any ctl.ar
Route.
TWO TEIIIOII6II SIPRILSS TRAINS MILT, SOXPAT 1 EXCEPTED.
Leat`lS .4*ra - I , es a
- • -
Chicago. St. Laws.
Et. Louis Day Express 5.15 A. ...... 12 30 A M.
St. Louis Night Express. 10.00 P. M 2.45 P. 51.
Trains run directly through without change of cars or
baggage.
Psi= Chicago to St. Louis in 15%; hours.
IMPuItTANT CONNECTIONS—At Joliet, with the Rock
Island Railroad for Ottawa, Lo Salle, llOCk Island and Cen
tral lowa.
At Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
ton, Waynesville and Decatur, and with Stages Ca Peoria.
At Pp logfield,with Great Western Railroad for Jackson
ville and Illinois River.
At Alton, with Dolly Line of Packets for Hannibal,
Quincy and Keokuk.; the most expeditious and reliable
route to all portions of North-eastern s.lissouti. •
At St. Louis, with Dairy -Firstclass Steamers for New
Orleans and Intermediate points on the Lower Mississippi,
and with Regular Lines of Packets for Lanes, St. Joseph,
and all points on the Missouri, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arkansas Risers.
N. P. MOIGIAN, Sup't, Bloomington, 111.
L. DARLING, Agent, 011icaeo,
PEKIN TEA STDRE,
No. 33 Fifth street, one door east of the Ecesonge Bank.
N OW IthOELVIhG, a iud assortment of linkl a and
BLACK. TEAS, comprising all the grader now in see,
parchmed direct from the lmportere, forces . err .11 tea
of•superior flavor, and will be sold, WLoleealo and Re , ail,
t the lowest prices. fa, 211 • S JA c ES.
C KED PY.A.E—Dwaif, Champion, Queer., blue impernt ,
10 and other fine sOris for late sowing, f,r sale by
my 3 • J NS WA)3.0101"
A A. MASON & CO. have received 100 pieces 44 liDglisti
g
Prints, fast colorw—selling at 123/.,4c per yard fruylo
~.
t
. procure their ticketc .t the
onotittabeLlt n0m..., te•lc ve the
'RAND, Supt,
CAUGHEY. &tt't, PittAburgh
CENTRAL ROUTE.
Immem•waufgaimim,
NUMBER 209.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABIN.P.T WAIIP6III.IIf3E,
Xo. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
(OrvoBrn Isozmnimat iIAIIO
Philadelphia:
EIIRNITIII63, IN EVE . .STYLE!
Comp' ising Loub3XIT, Loila XV, Elizabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture - Carving and modern style;
In lio..ewood, Walnut, Mahogany Satinwood and ' Blaple ;
, , , .
en a superior contruction, , and finished in the
best style equal to, if not excelling in qual
ity, the Genie of any Establish
_ Tualatin theUnitedStatee.
IEAMPLOYTIZO none but experienced workmen, (appren
tices being positively excluded,)and using the best ma-
terinie, the work cannot fall to give satisfaction to pur
chasers: _amongst the natty advantages offered to par.
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a house, either in ele.
gent or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means all the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the immense stock always ea hand,
being so -various in ;designi enables purchasers to .please
their taste ,n a eelection without the delay necessarily
caused In ordering Furnitirre.
To give on idea of the finished Furniture orthanti,l need
only inform you that my 'Rooms are 170 feet long, by 27 feet
wide, four noors in number.; with Shops contiguous, suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, hich is a guarantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate inspection.
The racking is all done in the Store, and Furniture
warranted tomtrry safely any distance. Visiters to Philo
delph in are respectfully invited, as parcassers or otherwise,
to toll and examine the Goods. sn2fely
ST. LOUIS
JOSIiCPI3 MOGRIDGE,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDDIO MERCHANT,
No. 38 Conant MAL, ;mow Pita Smarr,
St. Lords, Dirs.,
CONSIGNMENTS and Commissions will mea t wi th prompt
and personal attention, and libmal advances will be
given when required, on Consignments or Bllls of Lading,
in hand.
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest marketprices.
The Receiving and Pam - aiding of 'Merchandise and Pro
duce will meet with especial care and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured. and the expense
on Storage and Drayage as much. as possible avoided.
1117131NCE!..;:
Paz, & Bacon, St. Louis; Mlle & Morton, anclunntS;
Ohs . . ess, Blow A Co., do; Btrader A Gorman, do;
Choutean A Valle, do; Hoses & Brater, do;
Doan, King & Co., do; Springer & Whiteman, do;
JW. 11 Lai, A Bro.,Plttebh; 8.0. Gooodman & Co., do;
Co.,D. Leech A • do; A Yarnell A Co.,Philada;
Wm. Holmes & Co., do; Morgan, J. M. Buck &Morgan;
Blow A . March, New York. B. B. Comeoe, do;
Frost & Forrest, do; Shielde A Miller, • do;
Charles A. Beige, do; Josiah Lee A Co., Baltimore..
A. U. Farwell A Co., Boston ; Abraham J. Cole, do;
Howard, Son A Co., do ;W. B. Iteynolds, Louisville;
H. D. Newcomb A Bro., do.
T. O. Twichell Co.,Oom,tseicn Merchante. New Orlentaii.
have an open Policy of Insurance, which will Cover
all shipments to my address, when advised by letter per
mail, or when endorsed on Mlle of lading before, or at the
time of shipment. JOSEPII MOGRIDGE,
tinge Ht. Louie. Missouri.
TO LET, FOR SALE, '&c
--_---_-
Public Sale of the Main Line of Public
'Works of
NOTICE is hereby given, that by authority of an Act of
-Assembly of Pennsylvania, approved May Bth, 1855,
will be expected to public tale, at the_Aleschtnt'r Exchanie,
in the city of Philadelphia, on Tuesday. the 24th day of Ju-,
y. 1855. at 7.l,f' s o'clock. I'. M., the whole -drain-Line of
"Wk . Ifitrks between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
slating of the Phil adelplda and Colombia 'Railroad, the Ab
leglieny Postage Railroad, including thenew road to avoid
the inclined plane, the eastern divlvion of the Pennsylva.,
nia cruel from Colotabla to the Junction, the Juniata di
vision of the Penna. canal from the Junction to the ens ern
terminus of the Allegheny Portage railroad, and thewrst
ern division of the Pennsylvania canal from the west+ rn
terrains of the Allegheny Portage Relived to 'Pittsburgh,
Mid including also the bridge over the. Rmatuehanna at
buncan's Island, together with all the surplus water power
of said 2a13111S: and OR the reservoirs, machinery, locoum
tiVert, oars, trucks, stationary engines, work shops, Water
stations. toll houses. oMces, stock and materials, whatsoev
er and wheresosv,r thereunto belonging, or held' for the
use cf the same, and together with the right, title. interest,
claim and demand of the Comammoetath of Pennsylvania,
to all property, real, personal and mi red,. belonging to the
same, on t e terms and conditiorta prescribed by . the said
, a, t. of Assembly, copiesof which maybe obtained on sp.
plictlion a or letter addressed to the Mike of the Secreta
ry of the eemmonwealtli at ILarrialarg. Pennsylvania.
Exec stlre Charob.r. •JARES POLLOCK,:
/I arrishur.,, Roy A, 1855 t Governor of Pennsylvania.
my I 5
Beautiful Sites for Country Thomes. •
ri7lii male - reigned oilers for sale, on eastyterms, FIFTY
1 LOTS, I aid oil and restricted for rural residences. Also,
an ENTIRE SQUAIIM, on the bank of the Allegheny river,
75-I feat long by 200 feet deep ; having fronts on Mary and
Julio Jinn Avenues, and Henrietta and Herr streets. This
square eantains many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind, and.
commsnds a One view of the pichwesque and romantic sce
nery around. I am desirous of preserving this square en
tire, as it would afford nue of the most charming and mag
nificent eifies for a gentlemen's summer residence, in the
immediate vicinity of the [Aro cities.
Also, shoat THR' V. ACRES OF GROUND, at the head of
the Island, advantageously situated for manufacturing par
'
The shove property is situated lu Duquesne borough, on
the high and main bank of Iferr's Island, and is reached by
a very , übstantial Bridge of one span. For particulars ap
1,
b ly Ai my resience in Duquesne Itoro, on the main
ink. fronting d the head of Herr' an
Isld, o og r h of JOHN DUN
1. 1 P k Cl., corner of Second and Market sts. Pittsburgh.
rtprl7.if 'WM. C. MILLRIt.
_
Valuable Property for Salo., •
1A)176 OF (11=013ND, upon which are erected four
Brick and two Frame Buildings, which rent annually
, r $5OO. Soh: property is situated in the Ninth Ward of
the dry of Pittsburgh, on Penn street, between --, and
- streets.
Alen, the Factory and Ground known is the " Empire
NVorks," situated on the corner of Penn and Morris streets.•
Aiso, 23 scree of unimproved laud, situated on, the
gireny ricer, one mile from I?ast Liberty. On a portion of
this laud there is the best Saw Mill location in the county.
Also, a number of lots containing from I to 5 acres of
choice land, situated one mile north-west of East Liberty,
and one mile east of Lawrenceville.
The nbove named pieces of property are vary desirable,
and will be disposed of on advantageous terms to early pu.r
clowers.
For terms cf sale and further Information apply to Wm,
Baum, No. Wood street, Pittsburgh.
R. D. TFIO3FPEON,
Assignee for Jas. 8. Kegley.
Coal. Works For Sale
_ . . . .
SIXTY TITRES ACRE , OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
attached, and all the improvements thereon In success.
inl operation. :aid Farm is situated on the Monongahela
river, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and is - supplied with a
Farm Ilou , e, Barn, Tenant Dawes, Orchard, Rallroad,and
au excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal is five feet thlek,aud cannot be surpassed
in quality. For further particulars apply to
NICIIOLSON d PAYNE,
No. 235 Liberty. street.
Residence at Evergreen.
riniE I:INDS:USW:4 - ED ofterslor sale his property in the
1 Evergreen Colony, Ross Township, five miles from
Pittsburgh. The house is 3S by 21, arranged with "Four
Rooms a Kitchen, and a large 'lull on the trot Boor, and
Is provided with a Water Closet and Bath Room—ethe latter
with suitable hot; and cold water pipes. Attached to the
house are Two Acres of Ground, held in fee, on which there
is a Weil of unfailing soft water, a Stable and a Chicken
Reuse. 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 conducteß
School is of incalculable advantage to the man of family,,
no the ideas here have an opportunity of shooting without
the contaminating, influence of outside pressure, lon often
found aronad schools In the city and immediate vicinity.
The House and the Two Acres will be soltPwith or with
out the interest in the farm property, and the avails wildbe
taken in adjusted balances vnd certificates of deposit kgainst
feb2l WILLIAM A. HILL, 64. Wood.street:
rilo LET—From the let of April nest, the commodious
IL• BRICK BUILDINGS situate in the Second Ward of
the City of Pittsburgh, between Breckenridge street and
the Monongahela river, 'lately occupied by Messrs. Bake.
a ell, Pears AU°. as alGlass manufactory and warehouse.
This property is eligibly situated, adjacent to the Monon
gahela wharf, for any business con nectedWith stearaboating
or ricer trade, or for manufacturing purposes.
Several small Buildings and a rapacious yard ire attach
.Apply to ouvxx W. BARNES,
President Pitt. and Conn. It. It. Co., .
mhltiaf , Neville Stall, Fourth and Liberty streets.
. -
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in Washington township,
Westmoreland county, three miles from Warren, the
same distance from the North.western Railroad, and twen.
ty-fl ce tones from Pittsburgh, containing One Uundred and
Eighty-Five Acres One flundred and Fifty-Two Peron's,
strict measure; ONE I.IIIN DRED' AN D TWENTY ACRES
of which is cleared, and TWENTY in good meadow land.
There arc erected on the premises soreral square log build•
hags, a bank barn, and an excellent Fruit vrcbard.
Tlll3ll—One third of the - purchase money in baud. and
the balance in f early payments without interest Posses
sion will be given ou the first day of 001dber,1 , 65.
mc4 SANII3F.L BEIGTILEY.
Ntyi Grassi
This grass, r*oentlydutroduced into the Uni
:ed States,. is either, a native. Way or Ger
many, and is pr,obably perennial. ,It diffqs from
the common kindeof rye - graesin niatiytoianieal
partienlars, , which needhiss to lintitherate:
-anti which are only intelligible - to= 'the' ifelentifm
eye ; but to the ordinary Phrlerver,-it sliffrrtt verY
perceptibly in presenting a darker .gepen, color,
and baying much' abundant ' toliege . It perk com
monly attains the beighforfour rice - aid some
,times more, and is not ineitinsiediikeid2on the
grbund. •If tiOWMill SepleMber,, it outYlie cut in
the following Vey ; and if sown.larlyjnitarcb;
it will ' yield a heavy crop in JnlY . . ,„
n.
Whether give SS given food'orcOtrierted into
hay, it is eaten with aviary bYcattid; ivit IA have,
in various.instances, manifested their preference
for it to tbe common sorts, which ie:,:echounted
for by its anperioi eaci n t e no ti a nd softn,ey. It
,braids much.quicke.r then - other spentet. of rye .
grast , known tone, arrives somier - tit:Maiurity,
and is in every respect superior to till of them.
As it overpoweta clover whewsovitiltith it, it is
useless tochance
them,r t the strtneMetatAnd the
thiir doing we l d togotheriwould
o so
o w f
tq, on poor aoll; - rihere thevt44ziOles liiitiveen the
For sale. • turfs ofrye g - rass , tniglit be f liTter'filiiFiforer, to
kitotteffD AND SET or nARNSS3. — Taff .ere be available inthe.second or thiid:lttbeitints,
4 . made to r
by our best mechanics, and have only I
1, en ii,ed a month2. They will be said at n bargain. I u the tuts.nal IraYafter; artharro w-
In con ••rquence of a change that has taken place in the I tog, and ..
covered , Oitti . ahrusithEitronAtitkroller,
s family, be he no further trzer . r i llem. and the quantity `stba 'for ,hlean ,ground is
No.tia crater Atr
LT
aps eat. - .. , ,t twenty-one pounds per acre.', iiinittfic its other
For sale.- - I good nualitica it is found to'vrithitaticr - the
.
iudo
ot BILLIARD TABLES, on_ easy terms, all tomplktel enoe uf, frost better than any otter variety of
sot in good order. Enquire lot Migil L etg l a nz,
; grass. Inn word, it is a decided eagnitiltioa to
Sp4e:Lmd Nan 27 and IN Market street, opr. emend,. 1 • .Cril
our azriculture."—Geneasea '
I •c •; (kill ,cie t
Ir ,
..umfl hal izadw
==l
1 ) TLB Y'S 110 TIM, (formerly known as - the Lanntarrna
HOUSEJ is offered for lease•on favotable terror. Being
situated on use corner of Fourth street and Grant. near to
he Court !louse, and about midway been the Monongahela;
Wharf and the Pennsylvania Depot, it is one of the meet
pleasant, convenient uod desirable locations In the . city.
The lintel will be furnished, if desired, and leased for a
term of !Kara, commencing from the first of April next.
For further information apply to
JOSEPH B. A.A. P. AIORRIBON, Att'ys,
jun29:d twit Office N 0.133 Fotirth st., Pittsburgh.
boarding School,
IR SUMMER BOARDING lIOUSE.—The GLEN.TIOTEL
and Giounis are offered for RENT Tor either the
6 - ore purposes. The size and arrangement of the house,
he beauty, extent and variety of tht grounds, anti ti s
ingular advantage of the position, secluded_ from every.,
king objectionable, renderthis a moat desirable location
or either a .Male or Female Seminary. For terms, apply to
rela24.lf J. W. BUTT ER. 97 Front street.
;icor It.ent, ' '
FAH.M. CONTAINING 53 ACRES. OF LAND, under a
ht.th scat, of cultivation, with a large and convenient
DWELLING 1:511DIE, recently built and of modern style;
gnat Earn, Stabling, As., situated on the south bank of the
Monongahela river, G miles above Pittsburgh, being ono cf
the most beautiful and pleasant localities anywhere to tie
f.ao t. Possession given on or before the let of April t
}.uquiro of IL CHILDS it CO.,
ethFeti 133 Wood street.
RIENZI
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RATES Or ADVERTISIBIR
16r.RVID UPON rrrs PITTIBT 1711181
nar eluere,one 60 .
" 44 each'lMltlofifirtiiierten:. > i; i;
one 116
'two $ 00
" " three
" " one 000
" 44 tvo months.. Y 90
" " four OG
a • " • six U 09
" "- one»:~.:1... 1100
standlni Cad, aix lieu or leee, per 1000
.
CrELLITOLLECIX AT MA)MW:
01:.t. aquae, yer utnam, (exalusive Of' the OsXi 00
'MGR:MAY MORNING
The present Legislature of Massachusette inn
remarkable one, clad the laws it enacts are as
remarkable as the Legislature. It has, juat
passed a lair practically nullifying the' eA:t of
Congress in reference to fugitive slaves. Vida
• ...‘
law provides that: •
"No justice of the peace, sheritf,nonstable
or jailor shall arrest or detain, or aid in arrest
ing.or detaining, any person for the reasatt That
be'' detained as a fugitive ,;3lavo, under the
penatty of imprisonment and a tine. , Allo t: that
the writ of habeas corpus may be iesuedlty,alt
courts" of record, judges of probate, and in
some cases, justices of tbe=peace ; and instead
of the*-proceedings authorized by'.the'Tact of
1850, substitutes a trial by, jury._fand that no
confessions, admissions, or declaritiona of the
alleged fugitive against himself, shall be given In
evidenceiand that the jury 6011 have =the right
to return as general verdict., It ,also deprivea
any attorney. of Massachusetts, yrhe • shall. not
for a slave claimant, of the night to Inaction in
Massachusetts Courts of law."
if It should MONO tho .Governor's, signature,
will soon bring , the State into collision with tho
United States government, and leistot difficult
to predict the result. The citizens of this
country value the Union too much' to allot its
stability to be impaired_ by such miserable fa
naticism. Another statute of that State, makes
poverty a crime, and, without jury,
seizes helpless women and transporta them out
of the country. ' This law • -
Authalzes any justice of the peace, Upon
complaint, by a sarrant directed to stad to be
executed by any constable, or any:citherporson
there diaignated, to cause any pauper to , tre re
moved out of the State to any place beyond the
sea where he belongs, - if .the justice thinks
proper, and be may be conveniently removed ;
and also that, independently of ibis provision
of law, a practice has arisen by whictithi-oom
missioner of alien passengers undertakes, even
without the warrant of a justice, of the peace,
to send back paupers in caves ikwhieh he sees
fit, and pay the expenses from money in his
hands belonging to the State Treasury." - -
The operation of the la* exhibited In the
following paragraph from the BOBUIII Advertiser:
"Yesterday morning there sailed from this
port a splendid packet ship, bearing. the noble
name of Daniel Webster, which" fitlytelongs to
so fine a vessel. 'Among the - brewd'of human
beings on board that proud•vessal'was one poor
woman, with an infant daughter.
"Her ; passage passage
and that of her child was paid by the k and
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powerful commonwealth ofhlassachnsette. She
left our free and happy shores nawilling'and re
luctant. She went away- against her own free
will, constrained ty force of the civil authorities
of the State. Her cries, as , efie begged not to
be thus cruelly banished, were; we are told; most
piteous; and such to (iamb the accidental wit
items of the scene to burn with-indignation.
Tbe offence of .this msfortunate wortutp, for
which, she was thus violently and ignominiously
expelled froth Massachnseitth, was the Ant that
she was born in Ireland, and is_called'a-pauper.
Her infant dantghter t .who unconsciously thares
her mother's sadlate,.iiii a native of the common
wealth of - Massachusetts; bet the, too. . partakes
of that bard lot of poverty which Alas been re
served for Massachusetts to make a;critne--and
a crime which Massachusetts pantsbesiaa no
other crime is punished in America,, by banish
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The attempt to force net, alas , as the above,
Discoveries of Auclent._Vltly*.
A party. of twelve Mormons and :one Indian
have been exploring the . southern part,etf, Utah
Teritory, 'sad tindeavoritig to;opetz ;peaceful re
lations with the Novajos who dwell in that-quar
ter. They left Manti on the 17th of October last
with five wagons. The following is ~thalr de•
scription of some of the ruins they ,met.on the
route :
On the north side of the St. Sohn iticei, and
about five hundred miles south•east - trien Great
Salt Lake City, we traveled over , a nation of
country mostly among the mountains,and about
forty miles in length, up and down the'river, by
tweifty-five miles in - width, covered with the ru
ins of former towns and villages. - Thcw.walls of
many huidlings aro etillatandingantire, time of
them three or four stories high,with thin,ends of
red cedar joists yet in the wallolorne projecting
eight or ten inches, but worn t 6 ti`pointl'at the
catremitipo: Every htiilding wee fortification,
built in the strongest manner imakinable,iand in
a style the present age knows aotbmgof4 many
of th,an still plainly show the wholomanner of
structure, and even the'marks ofthe*Orkmeit's
tools. The first'ruinti we disecivefe'd-were three
stone buildings arnabled tia'mete'henTio: One
. appeared to have been a . pnttery,..foojn and
around it were loads of fragments of
,eroetery of
fine quality, ornamented with a greaeiniety of
figures, painted with verions'ootoff atfibright
as if put-.on yesterday. , ;,;.t
From here we traveled , ten miles, occa
sional ruins by , the way, and entereda deep can
on with projecting shelves of rocks, — Ad under
these shelves were numerous foetificfatidtit. The
one, we examined was divided. into , .twentyloar
rooms, each nearly square, and cnekosing an
area of about one hundred and ( forty-four
square feet. The•froni wall wad:Milli up to the
over. hanging cliff; which formed Ike roof, and
was curved andfnll of port troks.C3Thei stones
were all squared and faced t wereark equal
thickness, and -
laid Ag with joints broren in a
workmanlike' manner. The AnlY eetra i nce we
could find was a hole about
and eighteen inches from the - ground, which is
the usual size of • all -the' disars, both in the out
side and partition wills, - tvith the . exierition of
some Subterranean entrinees; Irhicti4rere yet
smaller and diffioult to find. ',-• Thvingh the per
fection sf the rocky reef th - ere•w_ati - ivelri little
rubbish in the rooma, From the ; fivA room we
passed through a small hole in the .right hand
corner of the Second, and there Ilikcirigh an
other hole into the third, and- so - or - ,i-Irem left
to right, and from right , to left,-'all through the
twenty-four rooms ; And every_wall,mds-40uppli
ed - with port. holes. .•
Fifty yards above this - was a large carp, with
a narrow winding entrance, gnarded'hY - a hth
wall. Near the mouth of this , e.nitinee is an
opening in the rock leading into Ake -.utoAntain,
which we did not explore, and after alittle look
ing- Ind rumufagieg we'roiled ofitlet to the
cave. For three or four. railed irP:ihfa l canon
buildings were everywheie viewer-various
forms and din:iensions, and in elm every stage
of decay. From heie to St. Johns River, a did- -.-
tonne of ten miles, there tifere - stattering
and from there, in twelve , miles -north-east; we
came to Abe month of. the:canon; *hobo India
orhanke, even to the very beack wert,perpen:-
dicular and shelving k and sear the, hei i e
was no soil 'on - ths - Bight on — the bilik
of this preciplee 'and under - ttifielies : of rock
beneath were the best bending-Sited - for thosb
beings who built and dvielt here ages,oo.
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