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ivTRA - L OHIO it A L. Ro A n
finnatair Arraltgenieit:--ChatigO of ±ime.
T DIME DAILY . TliAlNi .E.ALTI WAY, (811M5A3ra Fl
ei; MED.)
Awl brit one
and
of Car* between
Columbus aud Baltimore.
)I,tl mud after t•t , olday.Ja:lu 13t1,101. , , Trains will run
tiewart ....... .
Zcnr=rille
Mar.ord
It Imont
Arrivr , tt.l alt .
1.1.-priat Mail 0/1!
L 1 ,1 1 ,7. Trllf . :2. Train. Train
fle:lair rasa A. M. l'els A. M . , (WO P. M.
Belmont le:lit ,- Cala ." l'ila
Ilstilasville . ° 10:52 " c.:13 4 ' 7.,10
Cambeete 11.. tel e 5..64 " 9.011
C0nc0rd.................12:1: P. M. 8:,-7,a" f. 1.5 '
Zanewrille ..........- l:ill '. la'ao e 10::.0 4,
Newark laila " Ie:ST '. 11:50 "
..rrivu Uolumboa...':.l. - 20 " 1115 P. M. 1:.) A. M.
'rho ligprtres Train goltr.; East Will stop to take up or
lsore pseeeogere, at Taylor's, Newark. 2anerville, Csnoord,
CambridLre, Oampill'e, Berneerlile. and Delmont only.
°pia,: 'ffser will stop only at the above named Stations.
The B 1.& Train will scan at all the Stations where the Mall
is to De rereiv.l, or delivered, and At all other Ststiona on
notion being given. Tki" , Night Train will &top at all eta
t ienr. on proper notice belni given.
GDIN(I P.M:T.
The 10,U0 A. H. Express Train, eonneels at Columbus
with the Exprea3 Train whirh leaves Cintinnati at 6 A. hi.
and with the Train from the West on the Columbus, Piqua
and Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning . Trains to
end from Sandusky, Marv:held and NIL 'Vernon, and with
Trains on the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad; at
wheeling with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio
64:Urea , " for Baltimore, We&lngton, Philadelphia. and East
ern Oltle..
The C:Zia P. :If. Train will crinnect nt Columbus with the
eee.3nil Train from Cincinnati ; at Newark with Panduelcy,
:Caned .11 and Newark •, and at Wheeling with
Nlttit 'Prsln un Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Passenovra
I haring 1,311 q t -ilia and points below CinsinnotL nut taking
tno 5 A. bl. Train on Little Miami 11:1.111,F1.+1, ',RI connect
with thta Train at Columbus. lia3 , 3llgUl , hewing
polls and Richmond by morning Train rn Indiana Ventral
Railroad will atm, connect with this Train at Columbus,
aud reach Wheeling at 0.15 P. kl ' and leave by P. M.
Train cr. Baltimore and Otto BrAlcoad, arriving iu itslo•
more at 5 P. kL, next day.
Tiy; 11•..3 P. fd. Train connects at Columbus with Bar
M all Train which leave, Cincinnati at bolo and arrive,
c &lie: at C:lo A. kld connecting with the Acaummoda•
:lon Train on the Baltimore and obi/ Railroad. Pattem
g ere luring Chicago by the Evening Trains can, by this
rnnta, :lid Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis and Day•
t on. re.,•.h Oeinmbua la IPaii , la to take tate train: and at
Wheeling ;Ail take the Accommodation Train fur Cumin:,
l and, sleep there, and resume by Everr3s 'f rain to
more and Eastern Cltiza.
°DINO SCE.?.
Tho t,•IL A. M. Mall Train ronnedte et Bel:sir with 2:1;:ht
Train on 'he Baltimore and Ohio Ralirnad at Nawark with
rains to and from Bauduatry. Maaelleld and Mt. Vernon,
and Chiano vas Monroeville; et Golarnbro with ths trains
for Ciwirinati, and with train., for X.sato, Dayton, I odlana •
in and Chionn, rid Daytnr. and ;41 l"rhana.
'rho I,S:. A. N. ti preen Train eaan.n l wish tho £.-cprent
Train f [OM Baltimor,, and arrit In Cd.ttrnbua at ::_^J
Al, and canuecte with trains going '.meth nod Wr.t krtif -
übt la Clnainnati at : P. M.
- - -
'the 6alo P. M. Train connect, with the •Acrumincidation
Train from Cumberland. and et Columbia, nitb Mail Train
et als A. M., for Cincinnati, Xenia, Dayton, Indian:
Litayetle, Terre Ilautta, Skint Lout, and Chicago.
ISAAC A. SOUTIIISICIi, tear
ZanFarille; June IS, 1855—{,,lefill
CLEV.V.L6.IID AND PITTBBiIUGE
RAILROAD.
MUNRO
ANIERB FOREST CITY AND DIURNAL,
A r. I SF/ILE,
/VIT
rtlttivomati Pamusylvanta, Itatiroad,
VI a A I..LIA.NOIi.
ritriTc. 4,0 :tart, quiekent and most reliable routs to Tolssia,
Chics,zo, Roc? Islua.l,l.:albca, and Pt. Lords, L. I' IA
'Ltd: route L Oaa Elun.lted mlter shorter ant shout MUe
boors quieksr than the eh-out:oils oar icis I ntlianapolls.
'three telly Trains from PittsLurgh I.'
Throe Dully Trains 1,41 CIPTALITYI
Inale to Cleveland pis hours, Chicago tivsetty-tho s y
sod tit Louts thirtresven hours.
N IA ALLIASCR.
The Trains r.?Chs Ghia and Psur,a.Railrc.ad least's:. Piths
burgh r,t :LOU, a. M., Ono, A. M., and :LC*, P. Pit, sot:lnert
at Allis:sae at tl.llst A. M., I IAO A. M, and C.24:1
Gale
forOleraso 1 Imre. Alliarwuat 7.03, A.SL, end Itl).71
nr.i G r.. 5 P. M cuan .0111 Z at Mild:shill with Trains for
Cuysl....ia falls soft Akron, aria art Vitro! in Cloveland at
/:1414 A. M.., 1•20 P. M., and P.
Pasoingors for Toledo, Otieuzo, Fn. Loth, Ra. , l /stand,
thhiirte, wail the North-wet, who wish to co through with.
out 4.iivalloo, till toLe the gain 'saving Pittsburgh at
CoY. A. NI . snot hr.:ring to Cleveland at 2_5.t P. M., as that
to the C. 17 tratu by which striae oonnactions are made
ths.whiL b• the above , paint. Paasensrem by thin train
7 :oft nevi moraing, and St. Louie at all
ot:tit .
1:.,i „t C!i:v and Hustal will 1,...va Ote. :11n
n:".a.u..1.1r.1An7..1-S P.lr , rllttig, (EUtidayf elLyp •t
conn,.l.ing vlth the. Lrt.la If4vit.4
1141157 P., 13: I'. M urriltag 6t Vinve•lgsl b.C.)
P M.
Lax.mmcdation Trftlu erll leave WalLwville daily,
(gradayn ilicA , t(3,) at u.-15I'. M. eta/no:4lnd at P.ayard
'
.11th lit l ‘ tain arriving la Cirrelatul at 2 4 h) P. M
Traits Trzi frt.= Wellivilla and illevoland r.,nuna L i at
for Carrollton, Waynesrure., Dover, and New Phllwielphia'
ilra.-Tichrta frr Clevvinui.Chiutgo and the North-rrn.r:,
11:e 5.C.1 , 1 a. n rata than viz &Wawa.
The Trairia (r.w Cleveland to 'MINI° and Cbioarrn,
Leave, rlrrelar.:l 1.30 and 223 A. ed, P.
St; arrive at eltirago oil 11.00 P. M., "...Ca. A. M., ar.,l
A IL
Traito 11at.i and Ft. Inffia
1,...in0,1 a 9.W A. n:,,1 VAX) F.
r.t 5i..16 A M , ar..lluL P. M.
for 1:t. 1,11.1 nett Island .E.a11r044 In
thanzt arar tta Gl,Vara end Miralurf pi 4 Rallravl
t) Alton, mai than, ly u1.11Ao) Ca St. I.n.bk.
rae.Papro by 1.11.3 il.l.ti A. M., Train arrive In St. L.IdP ct
/ came arcata,g, an .1 I.y the 10.65, P. 21, Train, at noon
Hart day.
Baggily* chesEr.l through to Cleveland, and ther e re
cheited (or ChS,Ap, end Et. Lou.to
LUCE VIA ALLIANCE A:11) cLuvrwoo.
c2tn..t. 61:/. l 4 -to:ot. ors.
To Arilknce .$2. To La Salle._ SIL CO $l3 CO
Move:and —4 00 Rook 1A1'..1, 18 GO 14
" Toledo -. 600 " Galona 18 11 14 CO
• Clii.tro 12 00 $lO 10 " Springfield 15 711 15 20
80 1440 " ltnr!in von ^1 6.3
EL 10u4e.....21 00 15 14
kaasenears are re.questrd to proem.* that tleaets at the
otioa (.1' the' C..inpany, in Monongsbc.la !loner., below the
ei , rAar. .1. DURAIIM, Nu 't, ClavelANl.
mhfi4 .1. A. OAUGHXY,Aet, I . lthßburgt.
___
1W57 --
FP.0,4
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS•
PARRDA%
••••-••••.;...... •
or co o y the Chicago and
I.llrtytng tke (lint Anteri.lan Sepias nn..: V. S. itfat7e.
TRE Only Di:net Rid Mint, ILc.ute to the Eolith and
fK•ttth-l{'a.t—?-ivr.+ 9 Mitre Shorter than aDy other
o 'P4K.11 , 13 CE??..V.I TP.AINS ELN - ^,rs rarWrits.
Lehr, Asir:: cl
tit. Louis Dry
Sc. Louis Night Lizprees
EHMI=3BMIN
M.-am Chi. - ...ags to St. Luuil in IT.,
151PORTLNT CONNECTIONB—A: Joliet , s.tith th•
taland 11.1 road fur Ottarra, La Sant, Lc:A.lnna hnd Cen
tral,l lowb.
Al Bloomington, with Illinois Cent-al Ra!tread for Cita
e.o. Waynesville and Deeetnr, nail with V.e.gs.l for Peoria.
At Spriugleld,wlth arcs: It eaters Railroad lot Jwtsou
eine and Illinois hirer.
At Alton, with Deity Line cf Pai..l.ets hr Hynnit & i,
Quin:, and Keokuk; the Inca[ expeditious and tellablo
coot , t.) all portions of North-essturn Missouri.
At Si. Louis, with Daily liirot.claes Steamers fir New
Orleans and Intermediate points on the Lower Jilssltedppi,
and with Regular Lines of Pack - eta fur Kansas, St. Joseph,
nod all points on the Miscourl, Tennessee, Cumberland and
A rkitit , 3 .1 Rivera.
R. P. MORGAN, Snp't, Lloonaing+on, IIL
L. DARLINO, Agent, Chicago, 111. (ap7)
I LI4INOI S
CENTRAL RAILROAD:
Carrying the Great U. Btstes MAU end Erpross
TWO PASPENGSTI. TRAINS BUN AAfl Y on Re entire
kur..l: from DUBUQUE: to CAIRO,
Thii Road, In mn)unction with Trains of the Ohio and
It. 11. awl Ch ica go end tialpfts Itallroad, forma
and only col:dint:low R. T.. route from
01110AC0 t. ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO to CAIRO,
CLLICACIO to DUBUQUE.
leave Oblong° a. followe :
ht. and 10. ,) P. Oanic ESPIts.33.
P►da
ogre ter Pt. 1,t,..11. , by this train take the earn of the
tiL,a and !dim IL It 01 ShOLIDTIII, end ore =rind direct to
Ft- lkit:?.
$4 66 A. M. am', 1.10 P. M,--17CBCC:F t .e .
wi G i ttrt ,
I'"heaL
(°l lr t2l trip4r
Drolly Llna of Bz.4,am Packet.; ivr
3lietslarippl
Trata4 Wayu r.-atrt , rte. elkago and Dab:3ll3e at 7.Z0
M. awl 7..00 3L
Paaaanirer9 from the tut and places on the Ohio river
dant:tad for St Loala, NMI Have 190 mtioa of U4illouo bad cin•
c•artain firer navigation from Cairo to St. lonia. and ISniVe
nttails2 hoar.; la adr11.11•?".1 cf thc vivo: route, by tal.lag the
at Cairo.
to 8t Dula, et.ll,t, Dubuque, St Nut, axa .11 i-t.
poi - tant Pig.. hp thle route, rlal Lao nt. the oQkv 61 the
.1 a P. &LA C. a P
Cauttal fiallrotsi in Chicago
j. 41
PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLVILLE
Open from West. Newton , Westmoreland
Open
to 31tItenburg Station. koapot se
County.
tilah; yin , transits MARA FISIIER having best, char.
j_ tared by the P. k C. R R. Co., will leave Pittsburgh
ovary evening at haltpast four o'clock preassah for West
Newton. ocnnecting there with the Trains of the Pitt.-
burgh mid Conuallssillo lishroad, which still run between
the above points until further notion, as follows:
,Leave West Nowtou et falld A. M. stopping at Port Royal,
Smith's hull, Jacob's Creel: and Layton; mashing Milton.
bnrg at &Eil o'clock. Safi:ming, leave Mlltenburg &L&:15 A.
si • atop at all way-Mations, and arrive at West Newton at
commuting with the swamor CLARA FIRE= for
tittsburgh; reaching Pittsburgh at noon.
&Timid Train will leave West Newton at 12 o'clock for
sititenbnrg, and returning, will leave 3111tenburg at el
P. M., stopping at all way stations.
pare from Pittsburg' , to lißtenharg, sl,lb. Stages for
Uniontown and Conn-Uslllis will connect with the Trains
et Miltenburit Station.
Freight will be transported each way dolly. For rates
apply to D.W.CIALDWEI,J.4 Fag., Assistant Sumintandent,
wolf Rawson; or to W. 113101IPSON, Freight Apra, on
hoard tbe steamer Clara Reber. st bet wbsa it ri tile
Aloossahels Bridge. 0410E5 W.
president sal 13apsit.
Bitebargh, Julie 2/14 ISS4 Ural)
=BM
=MEE
RAILROADS
GOING E,...K.
Exprers Mai/ 217 g Id
:Train. Train. Trail:.
.10.00 A. 51. L. 2.0 P. M. I1:30 P.M.
.11:10 . 4:1:. . 11130 A. 51
.1212 1 3 P. M. tOO4l " 212 "
.12.10 0 5:4-1 " 1161 "
. 1:23 " 7:05 " B:`"AS "
5.25 . 4:45 .
.2 41 " 5 - 51 " 5:14 "
. 5:511 " crr 1.?:45 ° T5r. 4 3:15 "
GOING NY E,:.!l'.
11' E L.LR VILLE
VIA CHICAGO, ALTO' ANT) E. L0111:1
cw•u.
A Al
-19.00 P. 'I ILO 1". Di
CIIICAGO a CAIRO.
r B. AIABON, But•st.
-~ _
~~ ~^L y
~>'...
:Jl~
RAILROAD
r x
'~'~ ' .~Yi~ ° ,r tsla'n ~ ~ ~~a.'l-+a'~S 2 (+`sU'Yr, fit'a""~„f~' tJ 3.7 ~ --- '* r y.a ,`; ~-'`_
..h. br~ ... _ _ .. .. ~i .. .. ~.
RAILROADS
CENTRAL ROUT E .
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPENS
snaosss
northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
AU Railroad to the ZiLiaelecippl.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL ROAD
FOLMMPLY TIM CP.ICMOO LSD atOBAnA et CePT. b111.151.AT
TP.AtI R. R. 1P NOW comtnarria,,
And Trains run the enttro distaao firm CHICAGO TO
BiIIILLNOTON, lowa, without change of Olirki.
The Only Direct orde to BURLINGTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, MUSCATINE, OQUAWKA, WATELJAI, FORT
DES MOINF.S, COUNCIL BLU f ac., and the osta ALL
RAILROAD Route from CHICACIo Ti) ST.LOULS, BLOOM.
INGTON. CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIIIO, SPRINGEIRLD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermediate Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Vi tern, and Ohio and Miss!.
aippl Railroads.
'trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from the East—ovolding all laying over at any of
the points.
arbge9 10311. BurlinTton daily for Southern and Central
/0111% and Northern Missouri—melting the quickest and
most reliable route to roach all the important points west
of the Mississippi us far as Connell Waif, with from forty to
fifty miles i. 6.5 staging than by any other roue. The Road.
for a Surge portion of the way, Is laid with the oovrrerrors
Kul, the emoothest riding and beet Railroad in the West—
Wooked with the mostmodern Laromotilresend elegant
new Cars.
/Q. By this route paw:angers are core of making Conner.
lions, and arrirhas at St. Louis tua advertised time, scaling
the vexatious delay of fuzz' and toe, anti dangers of
lion, as on the rotate by Alton.
baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge far handling at coy point.
THROUGII TICICF:rS by this rotate ran be purchased at
all the Railroad °Mona In the East; at tie OlSae of the
Company, (foram of Clark and Lake strente, In the CI malt.
Building,: at the Depot of the (felons R. R., sad at the
Cant. IL It. Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn sta.,
opposite Tremont libutfla, Chicago.
FREDOIIT cou..igned by this route a ifl rvosive lutmedi
at,' de Tatel.. C. fa. HAMMOND, Sup';„
C. E. EII.LL'IT,
th'n't T icket de t, Cidewee
iff.vlr Tie% ers can he I,lo:heed et the prau hallroad
Ofdr,,s of the rotintre. InhlP
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Ilim °mut CENTRAL ROUTE, c-onnoetlng the At
. lande clans nswith Western. North.western and South.
wetern tltatea, by a nantinuouE &Moly direct. This real
also oonnects at Pittsburgh with Mlll9 11na of streamers to
all parts on the Weatorn itinora, and at Cleveland and gou
da:4:y with steamers to all ports on the North-westara
Lat.!: ranktng tad most dAreet, rtZiante Tome
by which Flti:1411(1' ran 1,4 rats:soh,: to end Irnm It,.
Cr nu' fre.a.
Y.ATF3 'BETWEEN PIIILADELPIII A S 1•11`1`?1:11P,i1 El.
FIRST. Hhoee, v- 4
.., per
kin ht.Tos,),Futs, Fc
and Stationery,
Dry hales,) Ilanlware, Lee- per lOot - of.
ther, Wool, A. ,
TnIRD CLA.B6.—Anrile, Eagglz4, Itarou -r
-and Pork, (In t.atk,) Ao
FOTTItTII CLASS ---C4tfee,lish, P.ny,n e , .: •
, a
Pork, (parl.e , l,l lan! sod•
ev `'n
41.3,- 1 n shippins, Iron: any r .d.? 11,11.1.1
011,1, Le partloolez tn mark pa -..tae.,
.K.lO ,:a" All i4v..14 G,C01,7“,-1 to the A.eente of this tios.l
at Philsdelp.bM or Pittet•orth, 1. , 77,1".inti walnut
lintel:1114 , 11.
1 1 5.61a37 Anton—Move Potter, P,tton; 2. I. Elliot:, N.
Y. Snee.ter, Philsdalphla ; Sla { ran a Rcona, 11,111.
more: Geo.C. Franc i 5. 7 .411, l ilt:burr,h; Slariniramo a gm.. u,
Cinelnnsti, Obto; J. B. nioorhes..t. 11y4 E. C.
llid -Scum, MaJta,a. Ind: }lmolai d Co., Fc. :da; .1.
lodises.
11. 11. 110USTON,
goer:oral Trel4lll Af,ent. Philadelphia.
11. J. 1f11111.1.1 1:11T,
toy 9 Poptintemdent. Altoona, Pa.
Steubenville and Indiana Railroad,
i ~~~ z~
S
cam:tiF. 1W mlr
OV iNII9TNCI: WF1P.:89.11.1 V, to
)I.l'
Ll Triact leaves
Sc? o'alock, A. 11, and e.rrivo Natem k of t
17101 trikir.
o.nvlo
Haunt
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. u,.l ~.:nky,
iA.~i,n
I.IW/ NIPa ark at 12 o'clo:k, M., an:l at elteut.er,
'Me at 7:10 P.M. Paaruageri by traio leave eln.-1.3
i.a,tl at C. A N!
Plhn Cadt4 AccomaloCial.lou Tralu
lA,aran Ntentworille ddlr, INnmlara • At t.
M.. An.l arrive at Cn.lL at r.. 15 F. M.
hi/LA:v:llv.,
I..avea eiAlt 1..2 r 7 A. M., and 5.rr1.4r3 at e.te43.1...1it 1f1..t
10-55 A. M.
For furthar ihforioaLirqi apply to JAliEti Ci.iLLINS
CO, Freight god Pas ...rigor Agerita, lira. 1.14 and U.:, Water
riwaburgh.
LAFAYFTTE DEVF.NNY. tloooral Fri•lght ttn , l
A4aut. r,. W.
I=M:MMIUMMI:=
FTIIIRER DAILY TP.ALNEI, between I'Llitaw
phis and Pitiabur,t , a, THE 1101lNINO MAIL Tit.t
leave, PLlledslphia for l'it:al•lir.gh 7;.. A M. and -
nrgh Phiisdalphia at 7, A_ M. THE 11N I:
le_res Phtlr fatphla Cur PiP.abargh e.: 1 P and Pitts
burgh far Philsdalphis at 1, P. El. 'f ILE N LOUT RAPP F..s.t
`PHA LN learn eLlladelphis for Pittsburgh at 11, Y. Al .aud
Pittsburgh far Philadelphia at It‘, P Al.
The sbev., Meta coant,ct at iltbburgla with the liallrasl9
ts dad frc,a Eq. Lanir, Ma.; Muni, liaLens ant ChLawo„
Pranitlort Limitigtsa and lkuirallle, Ily.; Terra Haute,
I.slayette and ludianspatia, Ciseinnati, t'
tau, Spruag - tedd, Hellefoutaine, Satichuity. Toleda, (':ere
laud, ealurubue, 2ans - oille 51a&ti Lion mat
with Lt. Bteam Pa.axet tinat fmtu and to Nay; Cixtt
a', Usti, Lnotirriu.sri stet CLacticsart.
IM=MMEM
rr.r forthz4 rartkustata, nee handbillf, at the di 1.,,,AL
etsrtistg 1 . 5.9.4wafer4 (rota Lhk f.n.l thi4 tea
Eti , rt“t! an. 4 r.,ct ntv,iiticus ute
Ina: , , Nor , 1 . , 1 - A.,c.1 Ix.ra.a Trikl;• , . ,
A :tint ; Flo:.-ini;r:
J. NI
A gbat, Pnii.ien,isiir Lin., l'irvibur,,,h.
ripit'JSTEE'd SALE OF iUtAL ESTATa Asti 'Cita
On TILUBSDAY evening, July _du, at tl v'elock, et the
blervhatim' Exelisrige, Fourth atre-it, rill be sold, be circler
of Wm. P. Boom, Truster of Llosla D. Mug, the folio'strig
relnehle Fteal Notate and Stooks,
That valuable three story Brick Dwelling Lionise, No. ltd
Fourth etteet, the Lot. Laritti z t a front of nineteen feet on
Fourth street, or:radio; bee,S eighty Gra loot,
thine fro: allay—soli i hrot to haortgage of SLbIC.
Lot No 121 In Stepben GalvaWs oak:DOA - kr of tote, Nor.
11 and IL Laving e front of twekty fort Co Overbill street,
eorracling beak one huthireil feet.
ooa an:Ostia fourth of Lot No.:. In Oray'd plan of lot.
In Allegheny City, bating a front of Ve'enty.oi;Ll feat Fa, rn
113./iO4 on A.olBr=tl fart , t, emending 14.C3 0/1. 11111"..:11 - 0.1
not forty feet to Grstra
Stv. Lots in the Borough of Lionetiv.ter i having mil: a
front of rwrotv feet oa rontlwriy ride 01 L11:61101,1 Ftroot,
aatenll4 beclr 12a feet Y Inches to South al.er , Ming to
trite:rail a artinllvialca of out to: No. 217 la reserve t
opperaite Pittsburrh.
'air undividedthree-Oilier of two Lurid real and el rty.ulne
nered of Land in It7onozny tow rte hip, F.earEr noun ty, on chit
north-west alio of the Ohio river, aJjoining tosat.l Non. 13,
end on the north, No. fl east, No. 19 en th 7
Routh. and No.db en the west, being tsar: No. 17 I o
tlictrtet, No.ll of the deprcolatlon cure 0y.7. ... - ; abject b. , 1,0
of r.,1114.
One hundred and thirty acre. Lanl In Wood county, Va,
Eftern mesa below rE‘ltePibUrg bltd three 1(31;,i from t
Ohio ricer, on which are eroctest a raw mill and Log tie
eut,lest to Ilan of 1110.
The north quarter of Section 13, In Ton - wild', 47, north
of Range 2i3 nest, In the district of Lando sulject to mie at
Sant Ste Marie, Michigan, contaloing one hondr.-1 and
rty acres In Marquette township.
'rho routherrest quarto: of Section la. in TowaaLip et,
north of Range 23 weat, In the dismal of I ads subject u
onto at Sant Ste Marin, Stichigtn, containing one loinciee4
and forty...ulna racrel eutl tny four hnurrcdthf, 31ar
quo:re township
'rho north east quarter of ;is, :ion tti, In T,•ern,,,li„
north of Rungs tle west, in the district of londa subject to
9310 at Sant Ste Marta, contalolog our. Ltllidrol and Kitty
nerve, In Mal guetto low nehlp.
Ono undivided - fourth of one hundred and fifty live acres
of copper and agricultural lands In election II of township
gs, north of Range 42 avast, In Oakland county, Mirhidan.
77 x 310003 Ohio and Prmieylvanin Railroad Co. eltre.la ;
133 do North Aznerl,nan Mining Co. no
bird do rittaburgh Mining Company Stork ;
~o to Forest City Bank of Cleveland
do eittabargh mail Cleveland R. lt. do
Id du do do St,nboavllli3 It. 11. no
71. du do OcallifdlLslllo dr. do
3 do Cliardeu•R VaLluy do uo
do TIN Turur•lkd
l'ATaNkz-aucaville Plan% 1L:3.0 C, . 0
I do We,t li,l•vtun Plant I'3,
hIlnlm•Co.
au dd I r(A3 Clay C.•. o••
Nil do I ire Stuul Andlng C...
7.10 do FlGratuaril3 a Date lt. yal pdag Co. do
Id do A2ted hflnln, Co .io
Term, it. DAP In,
jel6 A ndtioneor
PERRY COUNTY WARM SPRINGS.
rlvilt above celebrated WATS.IIIfIG I`Latft: will be ot•en
f.r vleitore on and after the ' , Wilt OF 3 UN
They are delightfully located on Bberman'a Creek, fourteen
rollee north•west of huncannon '
fide place being tiftecu
valet weed of Harrleburg, on the Central ltaltrout) at the
base of Plegali &fountain, whi,th reeobee an elevation of
more than Ova hundred taut. 81t,..rmazi'n Creek affortie
antradid opportunity f r than, lend of bething fuming or
Ragag; the eurroueding ferrate offer great attructione
the eportemeat and tour smooth and altady roads thront:h
a country uneurpseeed for bold and magolfirent scenery,
will diveraify the amusements of the pins.
HORSES, SADDLII and CAILIIIAM3 can be had at ail
time Horses taken to Livery on remonable terme.
Of the IILEDICINAL QUALITIES of the ItiPfariGB too
ranch can hardly be said. Their waters have been analyzed
by the beat Ltamiats in the Union,and are pronounce,' un:
surpassed. for curing cutaneous ir.4,4563 and affeetlena of
t e kidney& There ere tome five Sprlnge in all, every
one of which ia of diEerant, teO parntaare—Ote I arret being
dagroaa Fahrenheit, and throwing out US gal Ono every
coven minutes. Ladle? .and Oeutlemen's BATIL4 have
bean citur,unotcd, with all the modern improvement., to
gether with FLUNtiS. Ranh :3, tite.., Qc
Fach day a Coach leavea Duntwarten for the Bprlng3,
after the arrival of the ears.
. .
Dowling Alleys. Billiard Booms, and various other few/li
ttes for amneezoont, In abundance. The at , ommodations
will be the beet, end the charges Ina.
Traits.—Elght dollars pi weep, Or.oue dollar Ofty
cFts per dBY•1
amilia:, wishing to onraga rooms, should address the
proprietor mrly.
livarT artelvdon will be paid to visitors the proprietor
having engaged the b. , et of servants. Music alwayo to at
tendance.
oommonleationn lutezeied t riowli the Perry °aunty
Werra Spring,. ■hoald he eflareeged to Ihmmanon P. O.
They win he immediately forwezded.
II 11
toy31:11 Proprietor Warm Sprino.
Latimer Property em East Liberty
for Salo.
_
3 Lou OP GROUND at the Kant Liberty Station,
sold on SATURDAY, the Will .lay of June, Distant,
At 10 etiock, A. hI , at Dahlia Selo on the premises.
These Lots are beetttifully situated for private reside:loos,
and as the sale is peremptory, it will he advantageous t. ,
those desiring such property to attend tho r.at&
Thins can be soon at thle and (be office of the Trusu.-o.
Taws.—Onerthird in hand, ona•third at sir monthe, and
one-Mini at eiirhtosn months with interest.
jelttd THOMAS hIELLON, Trustee._
YOU wren TO 'BIC BELOVED FROM. SWITEBINd,
.1 enpcpv lr YOm=ealf Inunedistely. with a box of WELLS'
sTßENr3TxlixtNa PUB= as it 13 an invaluable rarer•
dy for Itlieuntatisso, Bronebliii, Pleurisy, Patna in the
Stda, Sack and Breast; also, Braes, Bats, Bruises, Sprains,
Pelona KM Mats, lam 25 mutt box. Sold at No. 1110
iges
MANSION IFIQIISE,
GEORGE AURnINT'A, raopaurros,
14,7 O. 844 LIBERTY BTREF.T, just 'beside the Passenger
Depot of the Pennsylvania P.allrorti o rhich makes it
the m,,vt convenient bouse in the city for passengers tart.
vine by that road.
The * Proprietor having at considerable expense, fitted up,
in exedient style, the lIANSION lIOUBE, would respect.
10115 sellait a share of publie patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive w AGON YARD, afford
ing maple accommodation to travelers and teamsters. Ma
Larder and Bar will Ls furnished with the beet the market
can I.iford. febl:y
ST. GLAJLE. ROTEL,
Cliener of Ana and St. Clair strests, Pittsburgh, I.
91 I 1 undersigned, - formerly of "Brown', having
Mfien this large end commodious lIOTEL, and having
related it in magnificent style, would respectfully Invite
his friends and the traveling public to glee him a mall. 4
mund, with the convOnience of the house and his long ez•
perleoce la the business, he cen rive cadre satisfaction,
and his charges moderate.
fel-2D WM. 0. CONNELLY.
HILEI"S HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
me 2y' E. MLEY, Proprietor,
0000 INTE 71T HOUSE, -
,OCIRN ER UP LTBEATT ANT) GRANT STREETS, near
IL) th 13.1111rNA1 Depot.
jeraM y
WA' ERLEY HOUS f:, 50 South Eighth street, between
Chrqtnut and Walnut, Philadelphia. (en:y
INJO. 111 Arch street. ' T. B.WEBB (late of
the Proprimtor. (wa2ol
GAstraLL ROUSE,
CORNER OF MALY AND SOUTH STS, WARREN, 0-
r ( 1 1112. Brnpriator takes pleasure in announcing to the
I . public thet thls new and elegant Betel hoe been opened
as a Lease of material natant- Being commodious and roomy,
and adlolning the °Mee of the Ohio BtsgeCompany,lt offers
Inducements unsurpassed In Warren for the accommoda•
tien of the - traveling community.
A Oa are Cr public Patronage is realpectfuily oolicited.
ucki7 M. OASIIILL
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
CI KSTNUT S-TREET A BOV PIII LAD/MPHIL.
PARK KR 8 Lnittp, Yroprietora.
:;m: TEC3IS 4:1,50 I'EJ: V.
. .
. .
nicEfiIL.LAN FiIIUSE,
jOiI.V.STt)W..\ W. PRIrNA.
stag ta'totl Char;, t tto Na•OVe
and r,nttecl it n 1 liar 4. •Ipt , i3Be, In •
eurr,f,rtablo ea ileti 49, , ,rarit style, now prepared td,.)
ee
crlrr iru,rlrs, and t" all whn may
p the I J AN11.28 DOWNVS.
HARE'S HOTEL,
.1 use FArrneel_l:,:lriwy
13, I.IIIYRTY ti E ET, f:ot Fifth tre-t,
ht.r.:ll. ItAar, Prc , priel.t.
114 , Itott , l 1- rut;rolv new, ;um bef4r.
6.11 Ufsi•tirti I,C the fi:•01111110.144it , 11 of the public. I eepl3
I.I(A.N:ILLIN laousn, Irv - eland, Ohio.
1 4 House hae ate
&argon,' ttion),-11 and ,i;orial-re repairs, alterations,
&ad large uthllta.ne rt neve fitrultere, ate., an& [la proprle•
p12:1,t0 theta-else that umi.log sha,l Lx warring on
toeic part LI re.ll , r issilv a plsre ffter. , all Lila r,xn
,,f n fir+t ran Le fauuti.
C. PA.7.111C - Fs & BON.
1.`1,(114.Ciri47.E.
4.... is j , ") 11 , it A , 1' olt K.
a}' 113 ILAN
EZ:L'IjRN LOVEJOY,
PltuPlilEroll..
IV. C. (1 A L Gll I: 11, l• opaiaTO a
pr.< •,:toeen
9'1113 rpacl,u, ,0141, - 11,ault , at 1,3 I.ve.n [ha sub
,r 11.,, and Ccl.,Vitte,i.i t enat t
Ile ps u:1 toure prepra,l furnl,la
el ry lutory that
re 'hut:lt - at, in the StaTra. 111 n Ear ',l'd 211W1jF be
NA:b cap 1-et U ire. dam. i f ETury do.
1:4 , -e.aßoa, he fenitd
'4.71 W C
Ili&INK
i•rBllL7', ASI , kI:BET.
urt Bub hr
, rirs 1 ,, --relo Int,rr.t :heir feoulia and
1 r
Uzt. iattilir genet...VV. toit the .I,oca
will ktv.v. H.,aunint, jrt,t !,,att th.7.l.llghtv
'Vitt/ i e iiirr/kL• 1 , enl r, , cv .pen. '11:43
, thp LTank r z .
11,nag , a :vrio',.rtabi.• ,I, urs , ti the
t MALI. 7 1.6 v. 6: a: tol I With
I --rvr•l un.ler ait.Tl•
res e•1p•er., , ,41 r - nots 1!..f 1,-14Y I:WI f: the
O. It. YILANCI.S.
lilt 1., VI DILCIi I 1113:S Ult A NIT,
• P)D ilE'r ATP.II 'ill 1 , 111. , 1
rl , ll I: l'i,derii,r,P,l jar n:.1.3 t:
hti ORR, r,,Jv at nit t. Rerv, 6L frientlat
wir.t.l.L. Last .4 11, lu ,11b.r.s Irl,l
a...y t^ Lit nl tl„ Lt t.i\'ll.Lll:.
.1 )MIV :IA VAO K. Proprtatar.
/1. A
44 - r-0 VRTER AND COFFE II 0 P,
D. BAiIIiA.RD.
N., ancl
Jan',
CRYSTAL PALACE,
N 0.1,4 Nii.!..zt stre•t.
C C. SEELY,
- - 1;Fj 4 1'1:+ . 7 , 11.1.1 t.,.•e, iat/ the
that ;:e etartad bLe
N. or and madam etyta ( - 1
C , *, iC I E IL'? an try rry In the
e/M - r..; 1. Zif .ants
a 4,-••i, II e •;;I :delli,Zl the 1.; everrming that
mar!.et 11.1 aCe 11-11 lat,a3 o; e u oath ii o'clock
111 the morning
01'STICit. SALOON ALAI) RESTAVIIANTI
o s o T 11 F. 'f .
:•TER KALININ AND
I.: ITING 11.11. - SF. J.:1. , I lu a manr.vc that eaanot
at., bimi.l.s.r ~.t.sh•i,!,r^,,a,t In the ctitY•
n'ILL .5):1;)"6; , ; 1. A rA EL 2 , Iu:TS
7!f!'D.t F, Iron tite
Choicest Meats. Fowls, Fish, Jsc., Lee
lI is Fill of Fat, rsar,.t 6e cupa,,t, and Lc temapect•
III:II' , Invite ~t.:fr tr. it.
C11.1.11LE2 9TILL,
103 Wool at
St. tlair Lag•r liner liret:v.ary..
uuderezue.lroapeotfully lull-riza the public that he
1 la P.oir fully prepa:rel to &erre privet flurilllas and the
D bbl gocer4l'y, with Gin ce.l,brate-1 BERM, In
bottle, All °roars I,ft at hi? @filer, NO. V? DIAMOND
A UM', (vet - , Wood etzeat i ) rill be p unotiially attnn.l.e...ltn;
and tha [leer telirerol to auy part f , f the city or al:tufty.
;e_+ Y. G. BCILKIOIE.
Lager 111•er
&nay:ad ereet,r+r,,,c-te !la 04:0771 Ebuze.
ll t; flubs-111,er ht, iunl opotte,l ond of ttia largest am)
I.ttt lu I h., thy. Ills Iteart,
acknottiedg.,l to dvtri t•thor
voinxv-Lation about his Lou.„ CALL t eazellea.
MA *ULM
11. DSC: I 1311, celebrate]
11 . Lannetc Alrand ltrau a t. A lo.,Coruxa,u Ala
and Porter, la quart and l Int bat ::ea.
Th r y,r a ti;", and tn. tea 10, Is re , :peolfully
r
fit liaeral %Vat r Sar•apa.rilla
W 3 n :. ta L u ' , 1 1 . V , „:1 .' 1 . 1 ‘ I ' G r' th:e. 1 1evz r Ze n v n t:r.t i' v p s ° c. w n
en er,tutv. m s la. Aim trt.:en tr 1,4 quelltv, and
from the purcA tufaari...l3.
HOI'PEIZ'S PATENT I'LANE
1 , 11 k: underiLennl L. I,r patrvi vi :supply CiARPLNTI:II.B,
CABINET MAKI:10. no". R 1 , %s nn .i
uttli hl3 I. l ntenleA ana S ulnal,le
MI who have tri--,1 ;.:-.n.cinnre A n roes' valuable In
weno.7l, 101, t:• Thu fol
lowing lettere In , in Isla it cl tr,thut.o Err but 1,0 among
many Ittt.tere tc. , Pl.L.c.tre 1111:: It4ll.
Plan^ u'.'.(.111., In tit,.
Vie 1.. r.ortif7, that 307,11; tat lent ttvolro rootolo
As OK., t 1.1 113,, and r not hestt.,Le
Getrm, 11. , ,era out Corp .Cltatel of eu
p.rl:T•.• hll) OLLt, ?lane is War , ina.lerit pe , ulte.rly
adapted to planing ortita rhefry, r:afrait., tst,l all forts or
hand wool, and i.,r pi-rang 0000.”, IL '8 far superior to
the old mina rf 6:Toping, t.e.Lidez Ling a great 'saving of
lama. One LIMO, onto p • ,
piano more
veneers than doe -nen can to .tole Roy other pinne or method
JO use. 11. 11. Etrati it Co.
To 510933 F. EATON, :
Dee, —I have riruulc,rti Ilopker'e Patent Ern'
Plana, and bell. y, It to be a most arsaallent article for tlin
uae ror wLich it la intandr7,w , a anublllathn or p!ann ant
,a,rayer.
It k pa.rdeulerly adupted to :,•lenin4; vene•;ro, and It dne.s
act rc , alltre nneduarth tl.o t.Lm or 1a Ex - or or tha old method;
end 1 hive lin dun tot, when Its pro. pertieq became generelty
known, lout that it wilt y erre-to the r.lirnir te•
Moue au.t Ish•crlzufc
lau rt cheerfully r,c_dcfroarld l• • All 1.1 . 4•0ne nturaned In
tile 051.11051 tdudne,,, en from my kn. wledife p 1 It, there 15
unthing , ea w,ul utt.xl to rive c - w:'Oth 510 S I,o:wilful flnlsh
to vansare ne tba li. 1 . 147Pft, at ewucti Yluun.
J. ,, r. W. WooDwil.:
nrni:u re Wer,onrro, Thir.l ,ot
•
iO} F. EATON, of tbiA city, L my ante for the
of Pl.nt3, or 01 14;IttA to them ufs.4.-t ore hntl erll tlipm
W 51.. C. 11OPPDt.
Pittilburgh, Marrb 21, 1846—(m1121:tf )
14 081.8 1?. EATON, No. 10 Sixth street, agent Mr selling
and buying PATENT 111.011111, le Lica authorlt,l to
aethe following lately patented arttae4:
Sande A thmphags' Patent Brick illa.diin.;
lloppei 'a Patent Veneer Plane;
Trott's patent (Ni Gtotoo, tor Strom Engin,. ,
Loan's Rork Drilling Machines;
Coe 's patent Drill, for Drithug Iron;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Haw I.i.lis;
Crawford's Steam ant Water Onas , m; and,
Orittith's Wrought Iron Railroad 'Chair A/whines.
These articles have been examined by practical mad:tank!
and machinists, and pronounced superior to any In use.
flats also authorized to sell Rights to more and Tend them
attic-lea In any F art or the country.
Ile has also tor sale hot-premed Nutta and Washers, and
finished Brims Wait.
lie le alto '4*(12,4 to tat a....zrzelea for the ea.le of mbar
Ithtented. Itighte and nv.vr Inyeadme, end gyro to the lAN
CP+. falthfal gn.l cw.s.atunt att.tutif , n.
/10 firer! to 11: ,, 111,107, in;
011111.
The anbseribera have iong . ten &eq. [tainted whit Mr.
Moatia F. Eaton, and have no hesitation 113 recommending
him, to SII wbo innY wish to employ his Sento.% it a Ucrk
ti man of undoubted int.e.m.rity 111,1 iriklallltioale Industry,
In whooe exortirian over , reliance may ba placed.
Neville ii. l'iralti, IV. Eloblnaott, Jr.
WIA. lAtillifki', i . , Jain Graham,
W. IL Deasy, ti. Cathie fr. Co.,
James Wood, W. licdroes & Bona,
P. It. Friend, Kramer it Itabm,
Y. I.4irenr, 1.. It. LhirlitEtOß.
/CllBlO et Wade, 11 Ulla= I'. Johnetou
William Phillip% Andrea. Fulton,
Wileon ll'Candlese, A. W. Loomis.
Pr/nal - mann. November Wth. liisi.a.
DoanPo Patent Hick Drilling Pia* bine',
IV - MGR - VAG ABOUT WO POUNDS; can be worked and
moved by two men, and do the work of Oro or six in
the ordinary way. 0. S. Fowler & Co., blactufacturere.
The subaeriber has been appointed sole agent in the lint
tsi for lie We of righriX to usa these Machined.
ISIOSP.S F. RATON, 19 girth street.
)17F1111 so
Hon. Win. F. Johnston, President A. T. It. It.:
W. 5111 nor Roberts, Esq., Chief ling. A. I'. ft. It.;
lien. Wm. Latimer, Jr., President 0. AC. it. ;
0. W. Barnes, Egg., Chief Eng. P. & C. 1R.114
11.10AF111. Ttlanfull & Nicholson, Contractors for the P. A- S
H.tL deel9
A°LEAN 811AVh" you can not get without your
ltasor la In good order. Bring theta to us, and we
will make there shove to suit the taste of tho meet festi•
dims& Oar New York Razor Grinder oases the elimas In
the way of patting • keen adse_m_ them.
to r,OWN , 4m121.8Y, 186 Wood west
t '
HOTELS
JAMES SHANNON, Proprietor
ONVSTOWS
MMIUMM
iIEzTAUI - IANT.
MEM
Ikeunett 41.14,
i❑ SY2/11 VAVTOILT,I
F4bruAry 156..
AtiECNOV.
'7: IF : ' l7 ' :I`',.•+4.:f.,:‘ri;.T,
INSURANCE COMPANIES. BANKERS AND, lIROKERb.
liforeaso of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
ADTBIA INSIIVLANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, COHN.-CHARTERED 1819,
PAID DP
Cash Capital, 6500.000.
%MU THIRTY-BIRTH ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
.1. Abuts of the ..STNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart•
ford, as furnished Ode agency on the let of January, 181',5,
under oath. _ _ _
.
Real Estate, unincumbered 4 10,072 05
Eeeenty.two Mortgage Bonds, o and 7 cent., pay
able semi-annually 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage... 7313 17
Bills ilecdrable, well secured, payable it Bank ... 126,3 2 7 35
llailx,ad Stocks in Connecticut 07,516 00
. _ .
Bank Btocka in the city of Hartford
Bank Brooks in New York city
Huh on hand,ln Bank, and in bands of Agents
and others
X 1,278 G 2 !
The amount of liabilities due or not due to Banks or other
creditors,—nothing.
Losses adjusted and due; none;
Losses adjusted and not due, $149,518 22.
Losses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for further
proof, $61,157 80.
All other claims against the Company are small, such
only as printing, Ac.
Agents instructed to take no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount it in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material and construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the Ore departittent, and other circumstances.
The amount itusnred In blacks of buildings varies; the
design is to limit the loss by any one Ere to $lO,OOO, or leas.
TIIO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
SIATZ OP 005:1:14110t; Hartford , Jan. Ist, 1R55.
Ilarticvd county. L.
Peters:laity appeared o=B A. Alexander, Secretary of
the ..Etfia Insurance Company, and made oath that the fore-
going statement by him subsaribW, is true, according to
his hest knowledge and belief
lIENRY FOWLIIIS, Justice of the Peace.
Losses peed by this Company for the year 1854 exceed
$760,000, while the premiums received for the same time
far exceed any other year, since the organization of the
Company.
Policies, covering nearly ail descriptions of property, Is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
W Office, No. 87 Water street, Pitteburgh. Pa.
janll 11. B. TON BIOH, Agent.
.+E.T Et A le - Sl -- WANtilif. COlitiPAN
0.9 HART FO 2), COSY.
C/IkETTAIIt. • • • - • • • 1 819-
MIENI3
Cash Capital 95 00,000
Cash Surplus. Gs ler Jespxrs, 1553 SQ7 3,2.7 3
THIS Capitol Stork and Surplus Ls securely invested for
tha benefit of all policy holders. As act oviform° of
the claims we have to public confidence, and of its ability
to pay lassos promptly, we state a tact, .bat reselpis
vary tram ;113,000 to tif.o,ooo per month. Its business Is
large and well ilisteitnted, and In our opinion no Company
in the United Btatee &Sonia better indemnity to polity
holders than the :rine. They continua to mao Insuranea
on property In town and country, at rats as law vs IF.
stoatpi clthaatatytothepnlleyhotior.
11. P.. TEN EYCK, Aroma.
det-OiLlea, North-wsst corner nod W0,..1 creels,
Pittsburgh. avlDty
DELA VW A It E
MUTUAL BANETY INSIFIUNCE COMPANY.
rtYFICE lu tl.lNurtik Ituom of the Fachunge, on Third
/ strvu,
MARIN R
011 Psalm,
C‘3l+o, I To 4.11 part, oi the 1TE.,11.
FM,
IN LA A , INSUF.ANCES
On goods by rivere, canals, lakes and land r►rrla;es, to
all parts or tia Union.
FIRS INSIFRANCRS
On roarcbandire generally.
On Atom, dwelling houses,
ASSETEi OF TRH COMPANY, November 7. 151.3.
➢rods and Mortgagee $24,1;00 JJ
Suttee! Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
tiarden, Southwark, and other ...... -1E2,653 42
Stocks in hanks, railroads and insuraures con•
plinks '21,012 20
Rafe receivable 159,32 ii 94
Cash on hand. 16,071 20
Palsneemin the Lands or Agents and prandial:LA
on Marina Pt:tildes ra.rently issued 121,707 67
flutd.:OptinnNntei 190,000 00
Wm. Manta,
Joseph 11. gael. °uglier&li . ,
R,Bunn.l A Bon.loq, 'dpan,ar M'ilyalo,
John C. Davis, Charles Kelly,
Bober?. Burton, Samuel K. /Maks,.
John ft. Prnrore, Usury Shrum,
tleorge 13AL°per, . Jame. TraquaJr,
R.le4rdithallrgtort, Wm. Byre, Jr.,
11. .lour_r Broots, ' Joshua 1,. Pri,s,
J. OAchnnon, James Tennant,
Japirs C. Haul, John B. Simple,
TlA.pll us Paulding, . Charles Schallor,
Jam', B. M'Parland, .1. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
W.l' I.nd at lz, B. T. c. SiGrAN.U. do.
lIM. MARTIN, Presl.lent.
TllOll.. C. 11ANI1, Vhr Bre,l,lsut
Jortre W. I+W/T, Sae's.
..
P. A. 51.A.DERIA, Agent,
No. CM Water street, Pitt«Mirgh.
TRH Fraaar,llll Vire Insurance Compasay,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsyhmants.
1 - ‘III.EOWEL9---Charles W. Danaher, Thomas Hart, Toblu
Wagnar, Pamuel Grant, Jamb K. Smith, Geo. W. Rirh•
andf blurlong D. lady, Adolph! E. aorta, David B. Browne,
Morris Patterson. 011a3. N. 8..,`4.3K316,
Cala G. iii!icgis, grerrlary.
Continua to costa insuratata,parp,tual ar Ihnitra, on sysry
deorription of property, in town aul n%luatry, et tote ae i , ll
as era conalatent with a.. , zurity.
The Cznartny hava raaarve.l a lar4s Onntitiptit rend,
which, with their eapital arol pramlonts, taf,•is inr,..t0,1, at
bill ample protection to thew
Via AP.i.l or Ma Oomparir on January Ist, 1851, as pnb
tithed agreeably to an Aet of Assembly, wen. as follows, ria:
Mortgage
F 1 4177 78
Temporary Loans.— 63,066 17
6 - 1,890 00
Cash, af , G 4,348 81
their Snßrgeraanti, a py rt.l of twent,oue yearn,
fEey have pall upward of Liza Afillion Four Eloixtri4 Thou
sand Dollay.,loa...es hp fire, thereby affording Fridatwe of the
tairantages of iwursona, as well aa the ability and diAT•odl•
tion to meet with promptness all ltabilifies.
J. (LUDO ER COFFIN, Agent,
ar4S Office, northeast nor. Wooi litta Third
THE Ofil -- WiED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARMED AVAIL 88T11, 1850,
CIIARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL $260,000.
Oflke, S. E. Corner of TAird and Chaint
Streets, PAllatielp), la
&frill of the Home Board a PACalep.Ul!
1,411.14M1L1.
_
Stapitsn IL Orawtrd, T r ani 11.CFollard,
Asabroae W. Thompson; La rouse Johnson,
Ftenjaasla W.llngtay, Geo.
Jatob L. Floronas J•IIIE•1 Docarenz,
William M. Godwin. WlLlam hEF,
Preszloics!—Stephen It. Orawror.l.
Tin Prwident—Axbroaa W. Thompson.
/iNtioal Examine?, rittar...ovh—Jameall.
dittilh.rnir Mr— IL D. Mowry, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
No. 74 Fourth [trivet, Pittsburgh.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PITTSBURGIT,
CORNER OP POIJIITII AND SUITIIIIRLD STREET?.
Authorized Capital, $300,000.
TM:TRY: BUILDINGS and other yroporty agalnot line or
damage by Piro, and the parili of ;In! Bes and Inland
Navigation and Tranaportation.
brasooroarJr.
Body Pattergon,
/Carmody T. Friend,
I. Ortar Sprvul,
Ooorge B. %Phi
A. A. Carrlor,
W. 8. !Jaren,
D. ELPar
G. R. Cvyaluill.
11011, WM. F. JOILNSTON, Prazident.
BODY PAI.TrItsoN, Vin Pro-Want.
A.
&sanitary and Troasnr,r.
8. 8. Gamma, Apalatant SOCTetary. deo'2.arn
Wm. F. Johnston
W. M'Oltntock.,
1). M. Long,
&. J. Jones,
Jo.tob Palmer,
lamas S. Nogity,
W.lO lismptoo,
Wostern Insurance Company, Pittsburgh.
11. 51114E14 Jr., President. Y. M. tIORDON, Se,.-eezarp
OAPIT.S.L, 5800,000.
WILL insure against ail kinds of rtake, FIRE and MA
RIME. All losses will ha liberally adjusted end
promptly paid.
A Home Institritton,manageti by Diasoroas who are well
known In the oommunity,and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the eharester widen
they hese assnmedois offering the best proteotion to those
who desire to be Insured.
Dirnders.—R.Allile,r, Jr.,o. W. Illokrtson, J.W. Butler,
N. floltotl, Jr., W. 11.8m11.14 O. I Lamson, O enrgo W. Jack so n,
Wm. N. Lyon, J sines 14pm:wort, oorrie Jam.; Mc.
♦nl sy, Alexander Nimirk, Thomas BrAtt.
la.. Om.-n, K 0.92 Wat.af street, (Warabonoa of Bpang &
op., up. tenr,,) Pittatrufgd nor.t.Cly
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c
NEW GOODS! I •••-- 'MULLINS, JIMIRT, None WA Ri,
Malraux Goan% tic., WHO/UAL/I AND
try Merchants and strangers visiting our city are request
ed to call, as we can serve. them es well, and we think b t
ter, than they until'' , are served In Eastern cities, be.ides
giving them a responsible guarantee—an item difficult to
obtain in many shops.
Silver Detached Liman.-- $lO to 115,00
Do Cylittdere 7to 10,00
L-dies' Gold Lever and Lorain Watches, 125, and upwards.
Gentlemen's do do de led to VAO.
()bathe, Hails, Keys, Percfla, tipestaelee, Pons, Lamps,
to eioellont varlets end at laweat prlese.
ter Wilda 11 pelting done promptly and In a superior
manner. All work !Ind till pale warranted.
W. W. WILSON,
EOM M Market serest, corner of Fourth.
JOINT LITTLE, Jr., Agent,
No. gOl Liman STRUT,
H. 98 JUST RECEIVED the hawing tarp er-
J tioles
G BRANDIES. tract,
Cuba Brandy, (very MAN) Llabon.
Otard nipuy 8 Co. (rcupt‘r.) , RUM •
!Anna*'
9 Co. Jamat.a,
Baran°. Banta Crum.
ITLVES.
&arch! Madeira, ; lloriet,
Howard, March A Ce,,,Maerra; London Cordial,
ES!ll India Madeira, Rohnappa.
Table do BIINDRITS.
Amontillado Sh e rry, Itntheiltrd's Bootott Ale,
Aianzaallio do Barclay's London Porter.
Table, 0 ,, Wild Cherry Brandy,
Cooking 4 , Absinthe,
Beaawing Port, • , Anisethe.
Pure Jui. 4:, . Ourscoa
Ordinary do ilantina.;
fit...Julien Claret. Mocha and Java ‘
Malaga Dry, ' Young Sys. andßlacli Teas,
Ito Sweet., English Bronson Choose,
Champagnes, Imparted Havana Cigars, of
Author, various brands,
Verovney, 014 Monongahela Whisky, of
lisidreeek, , all grades.
Together olth all other articles connected with the
business. my29:dvw
V-
nov27JlLf
'NIG MANUFACTORY. -
MRS. RENTER,
Six 116 c-r.? from thr opparite Mt C , T7ezt?crr's
I CM,
S PREPARED TO nuionirty
FTLL ORDERS FOR WIGS, and all
kiwis of
Ornamental Hair Work.
Tho bu3t quality of material is furnkhed, and entire
satinfactkva guaranteed. my3A:dowly
THAT LAND 111:0113TER issued by nouns Woods, and
given away to all at Fourth crest, describes a great
variety or Fasts , Holism and Lots. - Those waulduti homes
would do well to gat • Registers On it b daeseinod a few
toe go=tty assts. 'THOMAS WOOD/s.
142,896 03
08,00 00
212,G05 08
DI &80T,1i.4:
1)r. D. M. Haman,
.:,.
AUSTIN LOOMS.
BTOCK AND . B EL . L .-- DROXE
Office, .Na. 92 Fourth af, aDooe Wood.
TOTES, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on car
terals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on cam •
mission. iand Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and male of
Copper Stocks.
All communications chanted to promptly. janl9
WIL n. 7ILLLLIS9
JAB. B. WVAT.
Wm. U. WWt me & CO..
BAN KERB AND =ORANGE BROKERS,
_ _
N. E. Corner Wood and Third strata
All trans3ctlons made on Mara terms. Collections
of Mils, Notes, ke., promptly attended to. jan2o:lw
WCONNELL& WILL° DK,
BANKERS,
AND Dealers in Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver
Coln. Current and Par Funds received on deposit.
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Collections made
at any point In the United States.
South that corner of Market land Sifth streets,
myll PITTBEURGII, PA.
ARTEMIS, RODGERS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS ,
CORNER OP FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD MESETA
sta£m Pittsburgh, Pa.
O. 0.1511.613fe.... JO9. LCDEWIQ.
Wilkins, dc. Co.,
(Sucressore to A. Wllkfae & Co.)
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. Ti Fourth r....reet, Pittsburgh-
TN TUE numerous suspensions of Banks and Bankers
throughout the country during the last els months, we
.are satisfied that in almost every Instance their troubles
1 - have grown out of a departure from their legitimate best.
nem; and ITO, therefore, take occasion to assure the pubis
In advance, that no speculations in "fancy stocks," or other
"outside operations," shall tempt no from the strict and le.
ultimate line of our business—believing that In avoiding
all such Investments we shall not only be better able to
terra our ruatomera and ensure their safety, but that in
adopting ouch a worse we shall promote our own ultimate
l i benefit. [(ebb) W. & CO.
rx~-trr,~
PATBICXB eg FREUD,
BANKERS AND IXCUANOE BrANIVRS,
Have Removed Vitis Office to the On - ner of k\/2h aut Wood 1 1 .1
- -
PIT4B3I=II, Pe.
T)ATRIORS et FRIEND, rankers and Exchange Brokers,
r and Tan Lore In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold. Silver
and Rank Notre. lishanges ore the LaAerzt and Western
Cities crJa_stantly for sale.
COU.CIC/133 made in all the elites tbronabnat the United
States. Deposita received in par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. [feb3
R. HOLMEB a 80NB,
EUVII LIDOTZD TQYni D.LITT.:3D LSD 7L10945al OPTIC TO DO.
67 LLIZZIT &MD; 1000 DOLOI9 BEIM OLD ITLLITD.
lik,T 110131 EN d BONS, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
. and thislara In Nobs, Drafts Acceptances, Gold, BD
yEr and Bra. Notes. Eichsnse on tho Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made In all the cities throughout the Batted
Statza. Deposita eed•in par funla or currentpaper, No.
67 Ilerket street, between Third and Fourth eta. rfai.*:l7
EgiliNA el CO.,
B ERS AND EXCIIAIsiGE BOKERS,
No. 9 777 , 0. t .three!, corr.rr GJ pit.t7ooo.l
- -
Pti Taßllta PA.,
13In' AND BELL Bank Notes and Coin; Discount time
exchange, and promisaory notees; make collections in
all the principal :Wee of the talon. ILkieive depoelta on
call and nu interest, and give their prompt attention to all
other matters appzrtahaingto a Broker's bu.dnees. Eastern
Bierhangc conetantly on hand. mare
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOEER,
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Notes.
STOCK bou,tb.t and bold on eonlailaalon. CD]!talons
carefully attended to. IntareA paid on Deposit.
az , - NO. t.Sy Fourth atree.t, nearly opposite the M. M.
Bank. dean
LULL ft CO.,
BANEEP.S AND EXCILANOR BROKERS,
00R1 , 17.8. Of WOOD L Mtn 8T3X143.
WIIT ENCrIIANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for
rale. Dime Bills of Exchange and Notes (Ida , nutted.—
Gold, Silver and Eon§ Notes, bought and sold. Collections
mints In all the principal eltioS of the United States. De.
posits rei,eivr,l of Par and Curront Funds. finar27ly
E{Altal, EDWARD HJIIv , 71.011EN014EilLIL
KRAMER 8913ED1,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROS:ME
BTTY AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Soak Notes; negotiate
Inane on 11.41 Estate or Stork Securities; purchase
Promissory Notes and "time BIILa , on East and Wet; buy
and sell Suo,t,,t on 031111Ciab1on.
COI Ir.wt long made On all potnta In the Union.
O. E. AILAOLD & CO.,
4NtlltitB AND KXCLIA_NGE BRaliKafi,
TVKALKAS in Karhango, Ooin, Bata Notes, Slylit and
'rime Pratte, Colloctlone earefoUy attended to,
and proof-ads rorultled to any part of the Union.
blocks bought and soh! on &:natio - atom
ta, No. 74 Fourth at., mixt door to rank of Pittsb'g. [64,13
an.l Fbreva Kt-ohanye., Bank Nola, Oda and Rarer
Libught, .4..4.10/”.lExcitaroyetl, at Lho
E 3 OUANUE AND BANKING 1.10D5F1 OF
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
di WOOD Srallt, 11113DIIIIGH.
t ra. I nterest allowed ois time deposits. 1ar,12
riwur scot DLit
- • • •
THOMPSON BELL & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKED.B,
Cb 11,?? ey Third and Wood rayed, Mad...LT.9h, TU.
THOMAS WOODS,
LI - COMMERCIAL BROKER, -I
Anti DI iLLYI iv
Notsa, Honda, Stocks, Real Eatatii,
IV, : 3 Fourth Parsburgt, Pa. I Jab?
liam A. 11111 Q. Co..
BANKERS,
No. GI Mal sired, Pitt:burgh_
HOLD on tale the following CONDP AND 87.`OCKS::--
.ilshar , a,, Exchange Bank;
17 do Monongahela Navigation Company
in do Citizen& Insuranoe Company;
$2.04.1u Monongahela Navigation Company Bonds;
t,s,nao City of Vittslgargh Bonds;
S.f,DOC. County of Allegheny Bonds.
CI nanitotcl , 2 Loan Office,
Ic7o. 100 SMITIIFIRLD STREET, NEAR Erna.—
Money loaned on 11,13 end Shier Wetzhen, Ellyersare
41 other %.elcia.hle extialee al,kay
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING STORE!
JOHN M'CLOSKEY & CO.. nd ,
i t l tLec ,, o o l n ehrat u ed n aothi d nd p Dezf ir ola Linerty
° n al ata ta.'v e ridl o W l Lh- 1 1 : k fr olI TEIREIC 810 DOORS, have, for he par er •
pose of soqulting more apace for their immense business,
timo4el to the opsoione building on the earner of
A.SIOND ALLEY AND WOOD BTERET,
Where they have now the met
SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHS!
AND
READ' MADE CLOTHING,
That has ever been offered to the public.
Their prLuettal object for this tumoral, to to give them
more feotlttler for the
WHOLESALE TRADE
They are y.r.aarral to !tell Goads at the
1:0 WEST EASTERN PRICES!
they will IT - arrant Clem to he as good es auy menu
feet ;;red la the Union.
CUS TOIII WORK,
11 raD DIE? srrui, UPC , I4 BROSTI3I . ritrTICI.
Thq hftnd a flln and bplutlinl saeortment of
LOTUS and L'OATINI3:3, for
ROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BUST-
NESS COATS
Our interoms are identical with thioso of our customers.,
and awe kt,duro the public that our futelity will not fall In
1111o^ all orders wo may be favored with.
I'lN"f FOllO ET THR PLACE_
fiWo. ss Vt r ooti Street,
(EAST D IDE S ) COILNED. OT DIAMOND AI.LIT
N. IL—We dosire our patrons to understand the t we have
no longer any connection with the Clothing Dusinese on
Liberty street. Our att,nt.l, - ,n Is dee ote,l exclusively to the
noun, n' ore dcelzuSirl
marttS
Fall aud Wlntar (loads I
EDIFIOND WATTS.
ERCLIANT TILLUIt, NO. ISS LIBERTY STREET.-
1 1 Lave now on hand a Large Edna of Sall and Winter
(]Dods Overoostlngs,of entirely new dasliins; Blush Vest.
logs, of the meet trmutifal pattern; Primed' and Engllrla
Caelneres, Cl every atyle and shade In Um market, all of
which I will make to ord,r ou the meet nwoonalda terms,
and warranted to suit. oct-1
NEW SPRINU GOODS.
1 UST 13.1:0E1 V ND AT JOAN hI:CLO .K 1 Y A COT Whole
') sele Clothing Warehouse, No. 13.1 Wood eUeet, and mr net
of lltsmond alley, the largc.st and most vetted stock of
goods that this celebrated house has ever had the pleasure
of inviting the attention of We public to. Thesegoois have
been purehased from liras hands, and, consequently, no
second profit on them, which leaves us able to say that we
can and do sun at as email profits as any house la the east
ern elides. Therefore, we respectfully invite the attention
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, In general, to
give us a call, and examine our ostensive assortment of MAD V MALI): CL r VINO. It is almost impossible to
enumerate the gaant y c.r Immense plies of garmenta that
Is to ho seen at this It r e establishment; It le sufficient to
say that It bee never Leon equalled by the house Itse/f.
Emeriti:lf JOON S.IcCLOSKEY & CO.
t .tothtiegt
ME E undersigned respectfully infbratiglds friends and the
j public that be is now receiving at hie etore, N 0.1771,111..
arty street, a choke assortment of Cloths, Casein/area and
'Castings, of the latest and most desirable styles, which he
le prepared to make to order in the most fashionable man•
tier, at abort notice, and on the most reasonable terms. '
We have also on bands large and well matinfaoturedstock
or ready made Clothing, to which we invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or reialL
Perrone who purchase goods for cash, will find it to their
advantage to mil at 177 Liberty street, before making their
purchases. (mar 9 ) C. OONNEIL
New Clothing Store,
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE LIBERTY.
THE snbszriber has just opened this new establishment,
where he has always on hand e Large and choice assort
tuant of all articles of CLOTHING, which ha warrantsequal
to any In the city, and will sell at the most reasonable pri
des. the public are regnested to give him a call.
ar9:ly B. OPPENBRINER.
To housekeeper*.
WE have now opened one of th e largest stooks Of
CCU °LABS and QUM:NSW/ate, en table for
housekeepers In the city, and Intend selling at • ry low
prices. We will sell a handsome set of White Tea Ware,
eonsiatin,g of forty-eight pieces, for the low pries of Four
Dollars, and ell other Goods In proportion. Our stock being
large owing to the dull season Joel passed, we am doter
rained to work it off at low prices. We hove Just opened
so. e beautiful shape., of White Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
table do ; Covered ide_hes for stewed chickau„ eto., etc. Also,
come very handsome new styles of Water Pitchers. Onr
stock of White Stone Gold Band, and assorted oolore Toilet
Ware, is Large---all of which we have put down In prim to
snit the tle.4.
FRENCH OIIINA
We Lave tame twenty dllferent styles of French Mina
Tea Fete, and eons beautful Gold Band Dinner eats—all of
which we are adding at !mat twenty-tee per cent. below
former prieee...
DOUSE YURNISIIING GOODS.
Our stock of SIII - 7139 and Forks, Spoons, Walters, Britan.
Dia Were, 011111461e3, Mar 1551321 , 9, etc,, ls large, and we
will sell them at very low prices.
GLA.S3 WAIUL
o n innnd and meetring,a largo men of Miami and Pitts.
burgh Ont. , ' Ware, etdch *rill earl at manufacture's
prices;
COMMON WARE
Our stock of common Teas, plates, Bowls, Dirdia, Pitch
ers, and every article suitable for country or city trade, Is
large, to which we invite the attentiote at city and country
merchants, as we will soil them Tory low for cash.
Rowans° pen and others in want of enter Chins and
Qum:aware' will do well by Palling at the
CIIdNA HALL.
Ho. 63 Haricot, between ad and 4th eta,
OPPOSItu Ga. B. Whits,.
-' 1
040'
a-lIST RECEIVED.
AT ras
onioiNaL
.1310 E
No. 74 MAILIM BTUS; Bryn= roam "„ nc , p awn
PT7T.TBVIRGII PA.
OCaURTHDID AND M OST DIGEnt&BLE STOCK Of Spring
and Summer Dry Goode ever offered in this market: .
We would caU particular attention to the - following:
A very enperior assortment of plain Black. Brocade and
fancy colored silks; aim twisted Silks, Satin, plaid and plain
Tissues and Baregea; Printed Enrage and Malta de Ulnas:
very handsome Punch Lawns and Britliantines. a good
assortment of Fronelv Worsted Collars, Under gleans and
Chemisattes, embroidered, hem stitched and plain Linn,
Cambric Handkerchiefs, Furniture Dimity and Chintzes;
Bonnets and Ribbons at bargains ;
A beautiful assortment of Moire antique Ices and Silk
Telma; Shawls and Scarfs; a full assortment of °lona,
Mitts and Merry; Irish Linens, Illuslins and. Prints, to
gether with a complete assortment of every other article,
either fancy, ataplq, foreign or domestic.
Thankful for past favors, we would solicit an early es ,
amination of our stock, conSdent that for quantity, quall
ty,-style end price, It is unsurpassed.
YOUNG. LOVE d 1150.,
mys formerly Young, Stevenson B L ye.
New Arrtral of Spring and - Summer Dry
Goods.
- AT No. in N. W. BIDE OF WOOD WBREBT.
.1)OBEOG & 00., Importers and Jobbers in British,
. French and Germlus DEW GOODS. Having reoeiv.
ed our large and extensive etock of spring and summer
goods, purchased from importers, manufacturers, and part
through our owaimportaßon, we feel safe in assiazing..otu.
old customers, country merchants and city dealers-general
ly, that owing to then acquired facilities in purchasing,
we can offer each inducement, tobuyerras ars rarely met
with in the trade.
Among our diy &oda stock will be found cashmeres, de
llamas, Portsmouth lawns of the most desirable designs,
mohair luetres,Alpasasiplain black and fancy figured silks,
gingbams and fanoy prints, latestatylem . broadaloths, fancy
vestings, casedmeresi satinets, tweeds end slimmer pante
looting I brawn and black mewling, table diapers. • •
We have-alSooponed a very large assortment of bonnets,
newest styles. palm leaf hats, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
and an extensive variety of hosiery, gloves and ribbonst'
with lace goods, fancy nettings, Jaconetts, mull and figured
Swiss mutates and black•afik veils, An.
Oar variety stock embraces in part combs, buttons, per
cussion caps, threads, port moneer,patent medicines, per
fumery, and almost every ertlele usually kept in the va
riety line, together with a large stock of gold and silver
watches, watch materials, glasses, gold and gilt Jewelry of
newest patterns, and a great variety of 30 hour and 8 day
clocks, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
or eadgmetory refensnce.
N. 13.--,an early call from buyers is respectfully solicited.
tame D. (MEGA; & CO.
SPRING DRY GOODS. •
HAGAN Ca AHL, No. 91 market et.,
A RE recolving daily additions to thclr large and well
.CL selected stock or
Mantillas,
Dress Goods;
Embroideries,
Shawls & scarfs,
Ilonsekeap'g GOOl9,
Alexander's) KU Gloves', &e.:
To w hleh we would respeatfully Invite the atter Gen Of
the Ladles. mb2o
NEW DRY 0-30DS STORE.
Iron Fr0nt...N0.91 Market street.
OUR hodse being now open for therransaction of a gener
al Dry Goodsbuelnese, we would respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public, feeling confident that, from our ea
tansive and well selected stock of BILKS, FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODB, we can offer ouch inducements es will W
enra entire satisfaction. HAG AN &
aprttf Nos. 91 Market and 8 Union street.
VAN GOUGER'S TRIMMING STORE,
No. 83 MA.-KeT Er., COENY.R UP Dttooan.
JIIET RECEIVING, a large and well selected stock of all
the new sty/es of
LAMES' DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMDIGS:
Fringes, Buttons, Galloons,
Gimps, Braids, Velvets,
Laces, Cords, Ribbons.
A /modems assortment of French, Scotch and Austrian
V.IIBROIDER Mg, is Swiss, Jaconet and Lace.
Collars, Edges' Handkerchiefs,
&eaves, Insert/nye, Infants'
Chemlades, Bands. Caps Waists.
A fall Supply of MOURNING GOODS:
Crape, setts, Collars, love and Caora.Vells,
Plain 14nel/setts, Sleeves, Gauze and Dotted Falls,
Plain Swigs do. Chemitettea, Italian and Eng'h Crape.
MATERIALS FOR EMBROIDERING—Stamped Collars,
Bands and Insertinge: French Working Cotton, Hoops,
Linen and Cotton Floss, 011 Cloth, Embroidering Silk,
Sdlletos and Scissors.
Mantua, Battu and Bonnet Ribbons.
A huge assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
0000S--Shirta, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, &c.
Pine, Needles, Buttons, Tapes, and everything in email
wares generally.
447 KAM'S Den Ren 01.43V15 t is white, black and colors.
Sires from No. 6 to No. 10, always on Land.
Also—A good clock of HOSIERY and GLOVES—very
cheap. mht3
FM , .
JAMES W. WOOD'WELL,
CABINET FURNITURE M4 NUFA CTIPRIgR
Ware-rooms 97 and 99 Third street.
J. W. W. respectfully Informs
his friends and custemere that be
bee now completed he spring stock
of Furniture, which is decidedly
the largest end best ever offered for tale In this City, which
will be sold at prises es law es any in the United States,
East or West.
As he is determined to uphold the'quality with well sea
soned materials, best workmanship, and newest desizns; and
from the extant of his orders and futility In manufacturing,
he 11 enabled to punduce warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices
_faeps:dl wartf
He has adopted the principle of identifying his customers'
interest with his own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways on hand the greatest variety of every description cf
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or any part of one, may be
furnished from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, In part, of hie stock,
which for richness of style and cannot be surpassed
In 4kny of the Eastern cities:
Louis XIV tetra-teto Sofas;
60 Sofas, In plush and heir cloth;
60 dos. Mahogany Chairs;
20 dos. Walnut
60 Mahogany Rocking "
20 Walnut 44 44
20
60 MahWalnut ogany Divans;
"
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 44 " Dressing Bureau
SO 44 44 Washstands;
4.0 Enclosed
100 Common
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
49 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut
60 Cottage
800 Cherry and Poplar Bedetesdl4
20 10 Walnu t of
my Wardrobes;
10 Cherry
60 Plain Bureaus;
10 Dining and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 dos. Cane Seat Chairs;
21 Cane Seat Hocking Chairs;
12 Ladles' Writing Desks;
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Note;
C tigul rsat res; ion Chad Paper !dacha Tables:
onve "
Elizabethan "m
Hall an Pembroke d
Tier "
Reception 44 Latilea' Work "
Arm Ot om
Pearl Inlaid " Extension Dining Tables;
Bortdo and Hall Chairs; tans;
N I A large assortment of COMMON ETENTIVILE and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Ossurar Maxims supplied with all ar
doles In their line.
STEAMBOATS and FrOTNIS, furnished at the shortest
notice.
All orders promptly attended to. apr6
JOHN Brotosurr A CO
steamboats, Ahoy I
• Tits subsmibers tender their ecknow
,eagments for the favors bestowed upon
•em by their Bteainboot friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others Interest
ed in building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most rraeonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the beat material and work:
mewl! p. T. B. YOUNG & CO.,
Corner Third and hmitbrleld streata,
J 3-12, opposite . 4 Brown's gotel."
Jamas Lowry, Jr.,
MAND BKDSTBAD IdANUNAHrtraBB—No. 204
erman's Bow, Liberty etreet, has on hand a large
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads or every description, made of
the beet materials, which he will can lower than articles of
the same quality can be sold In the city. He would call par
ticular attention to his large stook of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which ha will sell at greatly redacted
prices. Also, Turning or erory description executed in the
neatest manner. Orders loft at the Ware Booms, or at the
Hill, corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will to promptly
handed to. marll
h ~~ r
DRY GOODS:
ItFOURNING GOODS. -
'URINE VAN QORDER bas just resolved a large and
JI! beautiful assortment of Mourning Collars, Sleeves
and Setts In Crape, Tarleton and Swiss, black loco and
gauze Veils, black llosiery and (linens, in wool, cotton,
and silk; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, In nil qualities.
Alexander & Bajou's best Sid Gloees can always be
found at No. 93 MIREET STREET, corner of tho Die
mond. ncvl7
Uliltili'ii~~s ,
A. lIIILLIELEN Os CO.
10. AVE ON RAND at their extensive bABINET and
JOIL OILaIIthIAMTPAOTOBY, No. 04 builthileld strew.; a
large assortment of barmy and plain turnltare, which they
will sell lb per cent. below customary rates.
Terms—cash only.
Groat Inducements to Cash Purchasers.
will emll our large stock of 003IMON AND FANCY
MUMS AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
A l to please cash purahasero. All our work is warranted.
Our terms are EASEL JAMES LOWRY, JR.,
mar2s oor. &Ten Mount Liberty at&
Vat. E. BTlltaliiSON continues to manufacturer
OnSINZTATAIIB of every description, at his old stand,
corner of Liberty and Seventh streets. lINDERTAL
LNG attended to, in all in, branches. myll
FIELD BOOK FOR RAILROAD F.NCIIKEER9.—Contain-
bag formulas for laying out curves, determining frog an
gles, levelling, calculating earthwork, etc., etc., topther
with tables of radii, ordinates, deflections long chords,
magnetic variation, logarathima and natural signa ,tan
gents, eta. otc.by John B. /Nook, Civil Engineer. Pocket.
book form. $1,76.
..The object of the present work Is to supply a want
eery generally felt by Assistant Engineere on Railroads.
Books of convenient form for TM in 'the field, containing
the ordinary lograxitbmatic tablet; are common onoughtbut
a book combining with these tables others peculiar to the.
Railroad work; and especially the neemarylormulas for
laying out curves tura-outs crossings, Arc.,la a desideratum
whichi
this work s designed to supply.
U. 9. bldrrass Auinaur, West Feint, April 19, 1854.
fikarlenses; I have ieked over " Henckie Field Book for
Railroad Engineers , "and think it well adapted to the ob
ject Its author proposes, and have no question but it will be
found every useful and practical *linos both for alcoand
Reid work. D. ti. Maws..
TRO April 21,1894.
I am much pleased with tdr. Heucte T i
e Little manual, the
"Field Book of Railroad Engineers." With the presenta
tion of some of the most practical acid useful of recognized
processes among railway engineers, he has given others
which, new at least in their present form, appear to peewee
a mint of higher value than that of mere novelty—that of
being in general susceptible of available, not to say desira
ble, piractical usa. In amclualon, while I think the design
of Er. llenckie book is snob as to adapt It excellently well
to professional needs I have pleasure in expressing my
cordial satisfaction with its execntion,slike with the per
spicuity of arrangement affected by the anther-, and t he ex
cellent typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
B. Faalumns Claw%
O. E. and Director of Rensselaer Polytechnic; Institute.
For sale by WIILIA3I S. lIAVEN,
Dealer in Engineers' Stationery,
• anB Market street. corner Or Sword:
Vaal .
' • 0001/a—d. 11.. 116130 N 6 00. tam Just
1 received another splonat lot of Draw Boodw:comprt.
dug rich Plaid, Striped and Figured Basco, Tissues, or.
mils& to, 4c., with some derail styles of illvended Bh
raga Babe% (APO) la Mtn
, „ .,,,, :„.! ,,-• . 7, ..,:-'7.:.;. , ;:.:,,!^ ,,, ::',.. - -' , ,;;' , .:': , ::.:*i .
MEDICAL.
AL. mre - 3,33 1111111. NS
PILLS :
A Alff ind Alognisus itheraucut
.. .„, temedy foe the cure It all BMus
. • -":.:' ,"
diseases— Cestivar.le -IW4vir4.4k,
, • .A' Jaundl I Dropsy P. nun As.
..' vets, 3o ..t, Una .s, rierrauereS
' .; ' .4"'''' i ..)
Irritability, Intisurcthstions t Head
. , ...- - - ,1 . 0- 3 , ache, Pains in the Breast,. NUL,
r , „ il, ....---"' Back and Limbs, rimmieConstaainis f
. IMMO . " 12 ' --,r''' do. Az Indeed, v the
1 0
..1 . ..16.. ''', t-'''X' diseases ' In whirl , a Pu r gati v e !l liedli
- ChM ill nut more or less rrqu a Jan
much sickness and suffering might be prevented, lf a
harmless but effectnal Cathartic were more freely need:
No person can feel well while a caustic 'habit of body pre
vails; beeldra, it soon generates serious and , often fatal
dise.res, which might have beeteavOlded by the timely and
'judicious use of a good purgative. This is Alike true of
Colds, Heverish symptoms, and. Moue dennagemsmts.
They all tend to become or produeo the despeoated and
formidable distempers which load the hearses all over the
land. Hence a reliable family phyala i.e of the first im
'vesture tothe public health, and this Pill has been per
fected with conemnmate faau, to meet that demand. An
extensive triai of its virtues by Physicians, Profes:OrcatiA
patients, has shown results surpassing anything hitherto
known of any medicine. • Cures have been effected beyond
belief, were they not subalantia'ed by inseam of such es
the suspicion of
sited gsitiona a .
and character -- , „,,.. forbid
Among the - eminent gentlemen who have testified in
favor of these Pills, wo may =ration-. _ . .
'Dort. A. A. SAYES, - Analytical aertalst - of Beaton, and
State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high Ttafeasional
character Le endorsed by the
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Senator Of the ttnitth Stater.'
ROBERT C. ' , WINTHROP, Lx Speaker of the Hooke of
Represetrtativea.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, JillniaterPler,. to Engle:W.
(JOHN B. FITEPATRIOR, Hathollo Riehop of Roston;
,Dr. I. R. CEDITON,TracHeaI °hamlet palest Yorke%
endorsed by • - • • •
Hon. W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of Stahl;
WM.'S. ASTOR, the richest anon In Amettoe;
S. LELAND & CO„ Proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel,
and others. •
Did epees permit, we could_ give many littudred certifl;
cates from all parts where the Pills have been used,butevi•
dance even more convincing than the emperience of eminent
public men, is found in their'effects upon trial. .
There Pills, the result of long investigation and stray,
are offered to the public as the best and most complete
whirls the present state of medical sciebce - can afford.
They are compounded not of the drugs themselves, but of
the medicinal virt nes only of Vegetable Remedies extratted
by Chemical process in a state of purity, and combined .to;
gether In such a manner as to 'theme the best.'remiits.
The system of composition for medicinealtaz been found in
Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to prodnce a•Mere efficient
remedyllem had hitherto been obtained by any process.
The reason is perfectly obviate!. Milo by the old mode of
composition, every medicine is burdened with more oriess
of acrimonious and injurious qualities, by this each indi•
vldnal virtue only thavis desired for the curative effect is
present. All the inert and obnoxious qualities of each
substance employed Ira left' behind, tbo curative virtues
only being retained. Hence his self evident tbht the effecta
should prove ae they have proved, more purely remedial.
and the Pills a More powerful antidote to disease than any
other medicine ktrwn, to the world.
As it la frequently expedient that many me diclnesehould
be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and
as he could not properly Judge ef.a remedy without know.
fog its composition, I have supplied the emanate Fonnulta
by which both my Pectoral and Pills are nude, to the
whole body of Practitioners in the , United Bides and British
American Provinces. If, however, there should he any one
who has not received them, they will be forwarded by mall
to Me request. . .
Of uU • the Patent Medicines 'that, are offered, how.few
would be taken it their composition was known! Thele
life consists in their mystery. / bare on mysteries.
. The composition of my preparations is laid: open to all
men, sod all who are competent to, judge on the subject
freely acknowledge their convictions of their flitting°
merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced byacientific
men to be a wonderful medicine treibre its effects were
known. Many eminent Physicians hare declared the BMa
thing of my Pills, and even more confidently, and are
wiling to certify that their anticipations were more than
realized by their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence on the internal
elites to purify the blood and .atlmulate it into healthy
action—remave the obstnutions of the stomach, bowels,
liver, and other organs of the body; restoring their !mega
, lar action to health, and by correcting, wherever they ex
lA, such derangements as are the first origin of disease.
/ , ,repared by Dr. JAMBS C. AYIIB, Practical and Alum
Chemist i Lowell, Mass. pr i ce 25 cents per box.
Sold by B. A. - PAlibiESTfiell. & CO., at wholesale anti
retail, by every Druggist in Pittsburgh, and by all Dealers
everywhere. Jetioim:daw
IN HALATION
103
.. 1191 COIN OP
ASTHMA AND FONSUMPTICti
at it 4V ARID VE\tt 4vONDN ADD/ a
ra<I.PIANA
DonOliT lIOINIE TO Th E DOOR OF TEE 111.1.1.10 N
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recently been made
.V 1 by Dr. Curtis, of t ie city, in the treatment. of Coo.
eel - notion, Asthma, and all dismal , of the Lunge. We re.
frr to " Da. Coans's lIIITILINA, co larfaum IlromO vans
AtiD Citxgi y STACY.. With Ulla new method, Dr. C. hlf re
stored many atilicted ones to health, as an evidence of which
he has innumerable certidmdza. Speaking of thelreat
,ment a physilan remarks, "It le evident that inhaling— ,
roostantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor—the me;
Sielnal properties men come in direct contact with the
whole wrial cavities of the lungs, and thus eanipe the many
cud varied changes produced upon them when introdeuied•
into the stomach, awl subject to the process of digeation."
The Ifygoana Is for sale at all the Druggists throughout the
country.—/Vim Fars: Dutchman of January Id. '
To., Inhaler la worn on the breast, under the linen, With ,
out the least inconyndenee—the heat of the body.: being
ale:lb-lent to evaprrate the flat Hundreds of canoe of
curry, like the following. migh , be named:
One package of the Dumas has cured me of the Eatiuris
of Lit years standing. .1. H. Rostrauor, - .
P. M. of Dancannon, Pa. ,
I 2M cared of the Asthma of ten year? standing by Dr.
Curids's Rygoana. Rianusart EASTON, Brooklyn, Y:
Sirs. Pant, of No. 5 ILunmond etreet, N • Y., REM anted of
a severe care of Bronchitis by the Ilygeatia.
My sister has been cured of a distressing cough tf several
year& otandiog, and decided to be incurable by the phyed•
Sho woe coxed Inane month, by the H ettna. •
J. H. Oscar= e.
Richmond, M
The Dew. Dr. Cheerer, of liew . York, te otidee of our medi.
rine in the following language:
New Year, Nov. 15, 1854.
Doers Sut—l think highly of Dr. Curtis's Eygeana to' is
remedy In diseases of the throat and langs. Raving had
canto opportunity to testify its efficacy , ' I.= convinced
that It is a moat excellent medicine, • both the Syrup and
the Inhaling application to the chest. -
N. a—Dr. Curtls's 11,ygeans is the ORIGINAL'amI ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE: all others axe base Imitations, or
vile and INJURIOUS counterfeits. 'Shun them as you
would POISON.
W. For sale by Dz. Geo. 11. Keyser, 140 Wool street • R.
R. Sellers &Co.; Lee A. Peckham, Allegheny. (Sty; John
Sargent, Nos Brighton; C. L. Kaiser, Boobestar.
- fmyltiawdm
Curter , * Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OP TIM BLOOD!
Not a Particle of Neu' or: in it.
LET VIE AFFLICTED READ AND PONDSRI—An
Baratta t Remedy for Scrofula, King I 'XIII, Rheum*.
tkon, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, amplesor Pustule
on the Face, Blotches, Ras, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and
Pain of, the Bones and Joints, , Stubborn Tflesra, SyphilLtict
Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising from ' IWrldioious use of Marcury,lmpraisura in
Life, or impurity of the Blood. .
Zar Thla great alterative medicine and under of mood:
la now wad hr.. . wands of grateful patientsfrom all part
of the United States, who testify daily to the remarkabl
cures performed -by.the greatest of all medicine°, "CAR.
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE." Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scrofula, Eruptions on the Shin, User Disease, - Fevers,
13/cera,Old Sores,Aftections of the yyae , Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and dchtng of the );topes
and Joints, are speedily putto flight by using this greet and
Inestimable remedy. •
Sor all diseases of the Blood, nothing bas yet been found
to compare with it It cleanses the system of all impart
ties, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver : and
atrjogthene the .Dlgestion, give.s tone td the Stomach,
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restorer the 00=1 ,
tution, enfeebled by disease or broken dean by thence:ma
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the ladles, It 1,9 invariably better than all the ow
mattes ever need. A few doses of Oartor's Spantale Madura
will remove all sallownese of complexion, bring the ruses
mantling to the cheek, Mvrelasticity to the step, and im
prove the general health In a remarkable degree brim), ail
the seedldnes ever heard of. '
. .
The large numberof certitkates which we Inve reoelria"
Prom persons from all parts of the Crated States, Ise.* bed
evidence that there la no humbug about it. The pr,
hotel keepers,magistretes,phyrdelans, mod public man, snill
. known to the msrarounity,.all add their restimonylp She
wonderful effisets of CITA GREAT BLOOD 1"1181.1TLEB.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Alaimo, aid
read the wonderful euresthls truly greatest or all DPetulo.a
Ilse pmformal.
Nona genuine unless edgned by BfiN.YETT Malkiv i •
Proprietors, No. 8 Pearl street, Rithmond, Va..; to *bona alt
orlars for supplies and ageneien must be addressed.
And for sole by B. A. FAIINT.BTOOIC, JOSUE( YLKU.
NGSLIMENG MOS., and by Druggida gennrally.
oensildsLt.ly
sTATEST.ENT 1qi02,1 CANADA—
Qiiinie, February 7 th4Bbl.
Means. RA. Fahnerlock elt 02.--We had the film/sure of
receiving, this morning, the Within earthiest* or your Vier,
mifuge, which will be ver i grailfJlog to 9 0 % a 3 it WaS aant
voluntarily. We are, Gentlemen, yours, very troly,
J: 2d13980hl a 00.
Genacenew—Bly little daughter. four 'years obi; and
my
eon, older were for a conelderable. time , entering from
worms. I ' parr-based two bottles of your TernsMge, of
which I gave them three d o tes, aceedding- to direoMu.%
and trange say, In less than haus they patted no
less than MINE bitTNDBEID WOliblEcoome of the eXtraur•
dietary length of from twelve to liftmen Goatee. ,
!laving experienced so mach elite benefddil ellecti of
your Pernilfuge, Libel it my duty, to regsmuitend it to the
public, a', in coy opinion, one of the most ea:azimut retro!.
Mrs against worms ever offered to the publle.:
Gentlemen, believe me to bo -
Your much obliged and humble age:4,
NATHANIEL LHATIO3.S.
Prepared and sold by B. 'A. A. FAUNEMCIE h 01 4
corner of Pint and Wood streets'. - • uylt!
Joseph White's Cirri'lege EtepOsttory.
TOBREII WIRTE,mow carrying Oil busl-
~„,
re,/ nese in his apacloen prembres. (now. ••••-
lately enlarged,) on the ` Pittsburgh and- •
Orecusburg turnpike, neat the Two 31. T ' _
Run, between Fitteburgh and Larrrenterville, A rTVnlly,
invites the 'public to inspect his -stock of U GER
MGM, to. And he partlcaLsrly informs gentlemen
purchaers, that one price only is made. • Fourteen yews'
experience In the business, enables him to place before hie
patrons the came choice collection of Carriages which, so
many years past it has been his particular department to
eelect from the serious and most talented &Mena matm z.
-
facturers The success of his new system la complete—the
economy of hie arrangeteents will supply the beat azdmoet
fashionable manufactures at moderates/feet. .
Unencumbered by those heatY exPotam, which the
martin for decorating boluses of business has heav i r t
the prim of vale, (owing to large rents.) .10M X
will sail, on ready moneyanly, at mnbh leas than theuanal
profits. Dahtedatr]:-.,'
C arriageFrepelred in the best manner , with despat
MEEIMMI
Wagon Masters and Teamsters' Bounty Land- j,
Aelf.NcY, 92 Fourth street.
OOFFlCERS,Ahlfddatui, Wagon hlastera v llata.
Stare, ft who wero Marl, mustered into the ler. .7
vice of Ile Un ited
ted Btatee, and every Olitcer, Seaman. are. ,
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whole, ISO Acres.
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ins them attended to promptly.
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