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Robt:'a. a. Sproal,
ATTORMIP AND 001:1N8ELLOR AT LAW—Ottite, No.
—, Fourth street. Pittsburgh, Ps. deathly
James A. Lowrie,
A TTORNET AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
/IL between Budtht3eld street and Cherry alley. fdrell:ly
JOHN BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Ocoee, corner Fifth and Grant its.,
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S. P. Ross,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—No..IO9 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
..111. Pe.., fourth door below Mr. Body Pattenon'a Livery
Shade.. 3.28
Patrick McKenna,
ALDERMAN OF THIRD
corner Ontnt and Fifth streets, (formerly mon
k) pied by Alderman Lewis,) where all business pertain
ing to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will
be promptly attended , to. febl 3m
William Wilson, Alderman.
OPFIOE No. 447 PENN street, between the canal and
O'Hara street, Fifth Ward. All badness appertaining
to the (Mtn .of an Alderman or Justice of the Peace, will
be promptly attended to.
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Curling, Robertson et Ca r
IANUFACITUIII{IIB OP CUT, PRESSED MID PLAIN
FLINT G 148 SWAM warehouse No. 14 Wood street,
corner of Front street, Pittsburgh.
Stir. All other kinds of Glassware and Window Gliksk, at
low market Prices.
Jacob DIL , CoI lister,
WIiOLE3a.LN and retail Cigar manufacturer, and deal•
er all kinds of Tobacoo. Snuff, and Cigar's, No. 241
Al street, Pittsburgh, Pa
441 - Seeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the
various brands of Imperial Cigars j-3,1
John Moorhead,
IVIIOLE3ALE GROCER, AND COMMISSION :BLER
CIIANT, far the nle of Pig Metal end Rloomr, and
Produce generally, No. 71 Wood street. Pittebnrgh 0104
PUILIP =MEE J.
Iteymar & Anderson,
(Successors to Joshua Ittuodes A Co.)
WHOLESALE dealers lii tondo:, Fruits, Nuts, Spices,
Coofectiouary, Sugarsoks, No. 39 Wood street, oppo•
site the St. Charles hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. apt
• henry H. Colliins,
FORWARDING AND CONIMISIMON MERCHANT, and
Wholesale Dealer le Cheeee, Dotter, Beet% Fish, and
Produce generally, N 0.25 Wood street, Pittsburgh. !mere
H. T C. Morgan,
BOOIIBELLER ANB STATION KB —has &Brays on hand
a goners' assortrosnt &boot Blocellsneans and Blank
Books, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, &c., wholesale and re
tail, N 0.104 Wool street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh.
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WHOLSSA.Lit 0 it.)ofili.3, Importers of Brandies, Wines
and resets—Ntic. ILI and 114, earner of Irwin and
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Iron. Nails, Cotton Yarns.
constantly on baud. jr'-0
Wm. Carr & Co.,
(Wm. Cam, late of the firm of J. Parker di Co.)
WLIOLPSALE GILOCKFIN, and Dealers in Foreign Wines
and Brandies, Old Monongahela and itoctitied Whis
ky, No. = Commercial Now, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. johy
P. 8.. Ora.vo,
Diamond, Pitisiovh,
DSALEM IN COUNTRY PRODUCE, offers f - u. sale a
choice stock of 0 roceries, pelecte for family use. Spices
of every variety and the purest quality, ground at his
Steam Mills. Also, Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic.
Produce taken in exchange for merchandise.
F. R. D. hat proenred a full assortment of Lsndreth'3
warranted Garden Seeds, and invites the attention of all in.
terested in rural affairs. janll
M=MM
W. B. 1.:11/11911
English & 111.1ohairdson,,
COSIBIBSION AND FORWARDING 11NRCHANTS, and
Wholesale Dealers In Wish. Bacon and 011, and Produce
,generally. Warehouse Farmerly mauled by Burbrldge
'ashram, No. 118 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh,
Penns. feb3
9,oramtaislon Rouse.
mar. sixtbecribere have opened a house for the above pur.
,pose, at No. 17 Smithfield street, door doors above the
tdottonitaheLa House. We will purchase, or remtve,(lll
mission, for. Mae, consignments of Flour, Bacon, Cheese,
Ono, Oats, Barley, Ilea Seed. Grass Sued. Baled Ray, &c.,
upon which we will make advances, or parchase at ihe best
market rates for cash Inovdl ALGEO & CO
James 11.1.Batightlirt,
TNEALER IN 011OCEFil PROvl.log, FLOUR, 'BACON,
11, de., No. 10, corner Smithfield and Wirm Biretta, Pitts
buret, Pa. nov6
--THOS. ➢ ToONO
301111 EL TOUNG
Wm Dlgby, Jr.,
LOTHINO AND FLTILNISHINGI STUDS, Masooic
C
Filth street, Pittsburgh- Clothing made to order, in
good style, and at moderate rates. anektf
It. & A. C. Duncan,
WII.OI..E.SALE GllOO MS, and Dealers in Produce, for
tis", Wines and Liquors, Old Monongahela and Bre
tt:lad Wtdsky,lio. 291 Liberty et.: Pittsburgh. Pa. 11y27:7
A. 'rind
WIEIOLBSALS and Recall Saddle, Harness
Trunk, Vella(' and Carpet Bag manufacturer,
N 0.106 Wood et, Pittablimh, Pa. 1929:1
J FL Mellor '
WLIOLESALB and Retail Dealer hokl nsfeal Instruments,
Pianos, Music, School Books and Stationery, No. La
Wood street. Janl
John W. Butler Co,&
FORCFARDLYO AND COMMISSION 3168.011 ANT—
S in all kinds of Pittsburgh manufactures, Lead
Pipe and Sheet Lead, 67 Front street- sep2S
Enterprise Works.
No. 136 Wood sirrti, third door below Virgin ahey.
'DOWN TSTLEY would call the attention of Sporting
1111 men to their large assortment of Guns, Rifles and Re.
voicing Pistols, the largest and best 'selected stock ever
opened in this market, together with a general assortment
of hardware, thltlery, Toole and Fishing Tackle, sll of w hie h
we oiler at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers. or
tot good approved paper. marlB
Copartnormisip Notice.
lIAVE THIS DAY (April 11th) associated with me
Mess,. V. STKEL TIJ SETT and SAML. C. ()LANEY,
th of whom have been for many yeare in my establish
ment, and are already ertensively and favorably known to
my customers and the public generally 65 superior work.
men, odd of correct business habits. We hope by this union
of experience and artistic skill—ospeciatly in the watch de
pertment; by keeping a. large and well selected stool(
,of
odds: by selling at moderato Ork., and hy close attention
to business, to merit a liberal share or patronage. To ray
old friends and toe public in general, who have for many
tears past so liberally patronized my business, I return my
hanks, and solicit for the new firm a continuance of eimi
lar favors. W. W. WILSON.
Pittsburgh, April 11, 1555.
Tarbett et. ()tangy,
-I,,VATOII MAKERS, JEWELERS end BILVICISSMITEM
67 Market rreet, comer Fourth. re T 6
New Coach. and Carriage Factory t
JOHNSTON, BELOTHEAB 8 CO.,
Cbraer Rebecca and Deinioni areas. Allegheny CO.
WOULD teayectfully Inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have
commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
Barouehes, Rockaways, Buggies. Sleighs and
Chariots in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
All orders will be executed with strict regard to durabill
bY and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to
on t h e meet reasonable terms. Using In all their work the
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stun, they feel moot•
denbthat all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly initialed on trial of their work.
Purchasers are requested to give as a call, before purcha
sing elsewhere. oct6:ly
J. T. JOHNSTON...— .D. T. JOHNSTON L NSOI S.
Elcelalor Carriages Factory.
TOHNSTON, BROTHER & PRACTICAL COACIEI
ri) MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Alle
gheny city, Ps., have on hand and are manufacturing an
extensive assortment of Carriages, llockaways,
Oars, &c., made in all their various styles, with
of to durability and beauty of flaiski, owing In all
their work the best Juniata Iron and eastern hickory. lie.
pairs attended to on the most reasonable forma. They feel
confident that all who may favor them with their patron.
age. will be perfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every fif•
teentainntes during the day. oct2bily
PITTSBIIIIOI I CO/1.011 FACTOLLY .
S. M01L0W.............1LUT1N L. 5TK71N5.............GL:0114 I ALDLBT.
litgasloilw & co.
Esucarssoas TO 8.11. BIGELOW, No 40
Diamond alley, near Wood street, Pitt.
burgh--Coachee, Carriages, Pbestons, iNI Bag
'
glee, and every description of fancyvehicles
to order, and finished In a manner untittrpasted for
beauty of design, elegance of finish, skill of workmanshlp,
and durability of materials.
/Er All work warranted. nook
_ _
Watslaarous
Ledlle & ~oaun our
(Successors to hinlvany A Ledße.)
tamunfmnEßEßS of Out, Moulded and Plain, YUut
and Bandy Colored GLASSWARE, and deafens to all
o f Window coos, Dada., Vials and Bottles. Ware•
Louse corner of !dirket and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
uddbdly
AtwelLL Lee &
-11TBOISFALE Gaoceas. Produce. .and. COMMIVIOD
y Iderelisnta, and Dealers In Pittsburgh 14tanntaettues,
I/ irotsl street, :between 'Water and Wont 'Uwe% Piga
411, -
-VALI= P. M1A1111AL1........-.-..,...-aoSzPa B. =Gaza
W. P. Mardian £ Go.
Ilffill and Dealers lo , Prench and km
IWOB
icon PA.
-- .1- Pat HANG INGS, in 'Wood Wed, Pittablugh.
-Sole On the celebrated mazo , . --
rdaska Dalkon"' &Oh, Paria:
VOLUME XIV.
arosapit frAstatisg,
faccossoa to t. mac= r co.]
flown AII.IIIIT STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
oonstantlx on hand a fall assortment of Drum Medi
cines, Medlaitte Chests, Perfumery, and all articles pomace
fits to his batons. •
all Air i , inns' Prescrlptkins carefally
,compounded at
hours. jecey
JOHEI ....
Fleming Brotherip
[817C0111101113 TO J. [IDD a OD.]
TI/W•Rai LE.DUCHIDM, No. CO Wood street, Mts.
burgh, Pa. Proprietors of Dr. ii•Lordo Cblebrated
Vermltnge, Liver - jalo
John Haft, Jr:,
mos ■ To raves 111153011 , 111 r.
=
WHOLES AND 8g TA[ DRUGGIA Ind dneer
V In Paints, 01114 Dye BMA So.;141 Wood street, three
door; below Virgin alley, Pittsburgh.- aprkm&ely
R. L. Allen,
yrOLKSALR DEALER IN FOREIGN WI D/01, BRAN.
DIM, CIGARS, OLD E10N0181311031.K AND RCS
BISECT, &c., aLso, Rectifying Distiller, No. 8 Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wines, Brandies,- Gins, ClOydials, Jamaica Bphits, St.
Croix and New England Buni,Climits, Obazitpalgnes,Sootch
Ale, London Brown htont - , Irish BioteliL Bdttrbon, Old
Monongahela Rye and neetilled w hilaky, - Apple,_Peacb,.
Wild Cherry and Blackbenry . lita l'implitted :Ravens,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; laalDEptiblah_. end Common
CiEaro, all at such lon prim ,B - ' to nhidleitalicantotitlon.
Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of arcry,etyle and
'Demijohns of all sleet, I respectfully Invite an elaikin•
Don of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD gran.; kitbiburgh,
Penna. syraily
James reL•lllnger,
IL4 ONONGAIISLA PLANING MlLL.—Wmild
ly Inform hie Mends end the pubkle,-Ast• hie new eo
tablishment la now in full operation, and that he le pre.
pared to furnish Bost Cabbie, ami !Willi ordeal for Pinned
Lumber, with promptness, and at the lowest. rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both aides, constantly
on hand.
flash, Doors, and Mouldinge of every deiniption, Medal
order.
_....108,1•21 ROBVIIIIO3.
Builders and Carpenters would end It to etVIV advantage
to give him a dell, as ha can nów tarnish ens *la planed
stuff suitable for every description of work. •
IZEID2I3
ea' ...
Herron well.
RN.L AND BRASS FOUNDsItS, and hienufecturere of
all kinds of Bras Work, Locomotive Steam Engine,
Plumbers, de. Alto, Cotton Batting Alrosnlecturera.
Foundry on Itebeoes street, Allegheny city.
OlUce and Store No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
af- Old'Brass and Co per taken in exchange for work,
or cash pall. Orders le at the Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. feb9.ly
Graff, _Rolalnger dIL Graff.
TERTERN FOUNDRY, No. 124 Wood street, PRO.
burgh, Ps.
Cooking Stoves. Plain and Fancy Grates,
Coal and Wood Stoves, Plain and Pansy Benders,
Parlor Stoves, Bad and Dag bona,
Hollme Ware, Portable lorgest,
Snips Rattles, Tea Kettles,
Stove Kettles, Wagon Boxes, [ralkls
Matelly Richey,
REAL ESTATE BitOKERS, corner of Seventh and
Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, Pa Panto; Eioneee,
Lora, Mills, romance, An., bought and sold on eommiadon.
Land Warrants, Mils, Bonds and Note, negotiated. Espe
cial attention given to subdividing Farms and dispoking
them. Terms reasonable. arp2o
W. S. Etpn.
fralS OLD PRINTING ESTABL ap ISHMENT, (late John.
I stop A Stockton,) and Blank Book and Stationery'
Warehouse, is prepared to execute every style of Legal,
Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printin and Book
Bin ling, and furnish creep article the Blank Book, Pa per
and Stationery line, at the shortearhotke and on the most
reasonable Lerma.
Blank Book and Btaticnerk.Warehonaa, Piloting °Moo
and Book Blndary.nornar of Market and &modas (noTlfl
North-W a Pollee Agency,
NO. B➢ WASHINGTON STHENT, comer of Dearborn,
CHICAGO, ILLINOS,
Pinkerton & Co.
DTTOTI THIRA ATTEATIOS TO Tall TRANIAMOT OP A OINZILLI.
DETECTIVE POLICE BUSINESS
In the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana
Tali late firm of JONES tk QUIGG, baring been dleaol•
ed by the death of Joha ➢.Qaigg, on the 27 th last , the
bus:nese of said firm will be tattled by the undersigned, al
their oflles, corner of Una and Knit streeta.
ISAAC JON SS, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30, 1831--tont/y
ESILEMEI32
ANIIPACTUREIL of Spring and'aister Steel, P.Mugh
Slab steel, steel Plough Wings; Haack arid Eliptie
Sprtnge, Brass Nut Taper, half patent, Scree', Mail and
Hammered Iron dales,—eorner ottoss and First stream,
Pittsburgh, Pa. oet2: I y
MLA° /OM- ..... ...... ..... ..... D. I.O3VDD.
D. D. Rogers C 0.,&
TANIIR ACTU HERS of IWOtftS' pave .1t improved S. teel
AL Cultivator Teeth. Offne corner Row and First street.
0ef2.1.3r
110Bliat li. PATTlilisrtN, Proprietor, corner
1 - ' 1 : Diamond street and Cherry alley. The inituferiber
"al respectfully aonouneas to the Ladies and Gentle
men el Pittsburgh, that he has recently erected a RIDING
SCHOOL, which to point of size, nommen:m=lms and adap
udion, undeniably excale any similar mtablietunent in the
United Stales Its location le accessible from all parte of
the city, while its high and airy situation renders it espe
cially glutei to the promotion of health, by this most agree
able creed., The Donee, are docile and well trained, and
the pr oprietor pledges himself that no pains or expense
will spared to make this establishment the firet In the
confidence or the public oct 2211
MMEIMMI
filehard C. Hocking,
Air A N 1 , ACT Ult It Off Cl/la. WIPER. BRASS,
LIE BUN ZS, LOOKINO-OLASS, PORTE...IT AND Pi 4
Tl It PRAMS/4 Plain and Ornamented, No. 21 St Clair
street. All kinds of Composition 0131lIIIMAS. for Slca.m.
boats, Se, All kinds of Gilding and liagilding, to mist.
Gilt Mauldin,. for Prunes, wholesale and retail. Yarnisdi
for Oil Paintings, Engravings and Lithographs, for sale.
04 - Impaired or defaced (HI Paintings restored In the
be manner.
All Frames and nooldinge manufwitured in thb estab
Hahn:lent may be cleaned without injury, with soap and
water.
0 - all and sea. No. 21 Bt. Oar st.. Pittsburgh. (mhgertf
VENETIAN BLIND ItIANUFACTiIIIKE, has recovered
Us health no uto resume hie old bahreas t and has
cpetted hi. BLIND MANUFACTORY, at No. 68 Fifth street,
near the Post office, between Wood and Smithfield, where
he has an aasortment of BLINDS, trimmed with plain and
fancy worsted and silkhrlortninviGend la prepared to 611
any order in his line, on the moot reasonable terms. Ills
work la warranted to give satisfaction or moneyretundod.
/13' Old Blinds repaired.
/Or Please Klee him a cal, as Am can't be best In work.
manship myTtly
11.A.V11 sold my interest in the businesses Long, Man
& Co., to B. A Long, who, with John Phillips, will ma
ti nue at the old stand, No. 109 Front street. I cordially re
commend the new firm to the patronage of my Islands.
Pittsburgh, J ctly 29, 1811. P. U. M 1 Ott
S. O. Lonig Oa Co.,
DELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND OAS FITTERS,
A.ll invite attention Po their stook.of Chu:mistier', Brack.
sts.Fandanta, and other &attires. We St tip lomsea, wit h
Oss and Steam, make Brass Castings t all kinds to order,
furoisb Railroad Pumps and lank Fittings, and keap Anti-
Attrition Metal constantly on hand.
NOTICE.
DALY'B STOCKING MANUFACTORY.
No. 20 PIA greet, first corner abort Xarket street,
PITTSBURpH.,
UTEBRE will be found the largest and Ned assorted
TV stock of MUSHY ever offered (or sale in this city.
Par..thasera will end It to their advantage to call at this
establishment and examine for themselves; it to all I need
to insure their custom.
N. B.—Remember the Cesar EITOCKIING COMILS.
febl:y
Hg subscriber having the exclusive right to minute*.
T
tore and sell /IMP...WHY'S HOT Ma AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE. hi Orepareil to receive orders, and
contract for beating buildings with the most ecnnoinicel
Woruace now in use. ne attent,ion or those Interested is
solicited. Any Information can be had of .4. BRADLEY,
NU. 2 and C Wood street, or of .1. SA.REDOLLAR, .
d0c2.111 Iron OityStove Warebonse, N 0.131 Wood et.
Dissolution or Co. Partnership.
TTIER CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
JOSHUA RHODES and PHILIP RHYMER, In the
Wholesale fruit and Confectionary Business, la this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the firm will
be settled up by Joshua Rhodes, who il anthor.sed to re
ceipt for all debts due said firm. JOSHUA RHODES,
March 27th, Mb. PHILIP RHYMER.
Ai-The undenditneakZeTildedikTifTrmed a Partner
ship, under the name, firm and siyie of REYNER A AN
DERSON, for the transaction of the Wholesale Fruit and
f3onfrotionary Vastness, No. Si Wood street
HILIP REYkfDR.
BOBT. J. ANDERSON.
Pittsburgh, March N'ttb, 1855.
Air In retiring from the Oonteetionary . bushreas, I cheer•
tally recommend Messrs. Reymer A Anderson to my friends
and customers. JOSHUA RHODES.
Pittsburgh, March 27th, 1856. 1;12
FOUNDRY AND MACIIIN•E SHOP,
EANDUSIET, OHIO.
THE in:ascriber haring moved into his new Works, re
oeutly erected, corner of Water, McDonough aid Shelby
streets, Is prepared to contract for and minute all orders
for PASSENGER, BAGGAGE, POST-OFFICE, HOUSE
FREIGHT, PLATFORM, GRAVEL, HAND, and all other
descriptions of CARS.
Also, for STEAM ENGINES of all dace, 0 RARING,
RAILROAD CASTINGS of all descriptions, and all other
work appertaining to a Foundry and Machine Shop.
The Foremen of the different departments are. Adapting!
and practical men—mostly from Eastern manxifisaturieus—
vr ho keep themselves informed and adopt all raltiable mod.
ern improvements. W. W. WETHERELL.
aug2&tf
BIOISILOW &
X=EiniOnS To B Id. BIGELOW, )
No. BS Ailey, near Wood street, PITTSBURGH.
00A011318, OILBRIAGES, efaArrpris,
• lt BUGGIES, and every description of Fancy
- veliwee built to order, and finished in
manner unsurassed for twenty of design,
elegance of estba, skill of wor kmanship and durability of
materials.
/'AU work warranted. eugl&ly
a. tintallott— S. L. 011tEULlaT.
S. .0,13.1`11 int'r & NON,
NNIBRALLOOBOONNON AGIENT2 far the Bale and
G
Pnretsie of Hod Estate, Collection entente, Borrow.
ing reogalig Moller on Bonds and Mortgages; also,
for making Woe of Produce. Manufactured drldcles. en,
for Partne other . decherdes and °the Oftest, No. 68 Market
street. aug7
PUB falf_gO DAILY, BY GELLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF FIFTH AND ROOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $6,00 WREN PAID STRICTLY IN /,ADVANCE.
BUSINESS CARDS.
patswXL
KABORAMTIII3I.O7JI 07
=MI
lisnae Jones,.
Pitts burgh RidlogSchool
.1. WHITE,.
Notice.
Consume the Bamako.
PARThat6lll? . NOTICE.
FULTON CAR WORKS,
, ,
BUSINESS CARDS.
• • I. L. Marshall, ••
% et ccoesor to H. Lee.)
WOOL DRALER AND OOMMD3}3ION hiRROILANT,
No. 189 Liberty street, Pitteburgh, Pa.
Reference—W. M'Olintock A Brae.; Kramer a Bah=
Brown a Kirkpatrick; Murphy, 'Plenum it Co.
Pittsburgh. May 24,1855--(aly2k3m*)
Allasolution. of Co..parsziorship.
DIE SIAM OP LIVINGSTON;ROGGEN A CO.. Proprie
tors of the PITTSBURGH NOVELTY WORKS, was
dissolved by' the death of Mr. Joint J. Rodomt, on the Iltn
of Ma, oh lad.
The business of the NOVELTY WORKS will be continued
in all Its branches by the surviving partners, under the
name and style of LIVINGSTON, COPELAND A CO., who
will also settle up the affairs of the late fir a.
L R. LIVINGSTON,
CALVIN ADAMS,
J. H. MOORHEAD,
Pittsburgh, Pa., May 4, 1855.1 W. B. COPELAND.
JOHN m'aLosrxi
; zobsi mfroins&ey £ Co.,
UTUOL,Fze.Lx AND B.ETAIL CLOTHING MIX
T CHEM, Ne.. 88 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The stibseribers respectfully inform their old customers
and the publicist general, that they have this day assorts.
ted themselves In the above business, under the firm of
JOHNAWCLOSILIti A CO. They respectfully solicit a share
of public patronage.
. The previous business of each will be settled by them•
selves respectively. febo
. _
T arraualluna, No. 96 Fourth street, nearly opposite
e the Mayor's office, Is manuflisturing Gentlemen's time
Boots, Low Shoes, ties and buttoned; Congress and Button.
ed Gaiters; Ladles' Emts, Calf Boots, Jenny Linde, Slip
pers, and French Lashing Gaiters, of every color andshatle;
fancy Rid and Satin Gaiters, of the best materials; Misses
and Children's do-, of every variety.
V. 8.—.411 kinds made to order, on short notice. lanl9
Soldiers. Bounty Lends end Claims
against Government.
WILL procure Bounty Land Warrants for Soldiers, their
I Widows and Wince Children, and attend to business In
the" Court Of Cialme," reeently established by Congress.
Ocoee, No. 918 Third street, one door above Smith field st.
March 19 1855,-(nah2Q) MI ARLES NAYLOR
herr Seed Store.
TAMES WARDROP offers foe sale CANARY BIRDS of
g 1 the most improved breed, being very hardy, and floe
eingers. Bird Seeds—Canary, /dump, Millet, Rope and mix.
rd Seed. Bouquets will be furntshed composed of the finest
ri,oWEits, via: Catnellas, Rose Buda, HellOtrOpe3, do
Evergreens On pots) for Christmas Trees, from the Seed and
Horticultural Store, No. 49 Fifth at., near Wood. dee2ll
Bounty Lands.
THS undersigned condones to obtain Bounty Land War.
rant& The present bill gives to all who bore served in
any war since 1790, acres. Terms moderate.
.I.ALECK COCKSHOOT, 37 Dlammid
mid 27 between Wood et. and Diamond.
New Bottling Eatobßailment.
DOYD as MORTJN have entered Into co-partnership to
I_,/ transact the buniness of BOTTLING, in all its branch•
eo, at 68 Liberty street, Neville Mall.
They Lars constantly on hand o superior article 'of
INDIA ALE, put op in pint bottles. Dealers and families
will find it to their advantage to glee us a mil, and CIAICI •
hie for themaelves. We •Iso bottle a superior article of
PORTER, SARSAPARILLA and MINERAL WATER.
Tama as favorable as any other house in the city. All
orders put up at short notice. BOYD d MORON,
jel74m No CS Liberty et.,
EXHIBITION ROOM
FOR INVENTIONS AND PATENTS,
And Agency for the Purchase and Sale of Patent
Rights and Patented Articles.
No. 80 Fourth strut, Pittsburgh.
TlLsubscribers him long been acquainted with M.
BEB B. KATON, and have no hesitation to recom
mending him, to all who may wish to employ hie services,
as•gentleman of undoubted integrity andlndefatgable in
dustry, to whose exerting:is every reliance may be planed.
heville It Craig, W. 11.0bila.n, Jr ,
JD to Graham,
James
. Childs di Oo ,
P Wa ..ll ll. F l :3 l l :l' od, ' ti U.
Moir:tea It Boas,
snap a Made, Kramer *Rehm,
Win. Phillips, L. K. Livingston.
Wilson M'Candless, Win. F Johnston,
A W. Loomie, Andrew Fulton
Pittsburgh, November27th.lBs4. nov27:d tt
Writing Cinasea--Uaff'■ College.
vrtllli Gentlemen end Ladies' Day and Evening Writing
I (llamas will continue open during the summer Under
Mr J. 1). Williams, whose carton. ety lee of Gentlemen and
Ladies' Writing are so stniversally ndnired. No epodmens
of Penmanship are a:bib:L.l at the door but those execated
by the Teacher In the institution. The Principal claim. no
"monopoly " nor . 4 patent " for hie business, nor did he get
his inxtitation chartered to aell out, me has been repeatedly
done In this city.
Gentlemen and Ladles' Visiting Peeds wrPteu 1p Mr
WlGlanuf unequalled style. All kinds of Ornamental Pan
Manahlp executed to order. my2.4.nlaw
ID; subectioer has just opened an INTELLIGENCE
T
OFFICE, at No 410 Liberty street, in the well known
office of John i bompeon, Snip Agent ; and no he has been
Exploring Agent far the t own 01.11' , Bible buried, of NU.-
burgh for etta'rly two yearn, he betters htmsalf that his
knowledge of the city nod its citizens gives him great Wilt
tins In furnishing howarkeepers with help. and also In bod
ing places for boys, girls ant all others seeking employment.
The patronage of the public is solicited- Terms cloy, and
every effort noel to give general antisfecticti.
)81111 G A BRIEL BARB..
HAVE. ON HAND, at th ir oinmsive CABSNIST and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY, Ho 51 SuMbliald street, a
larte assartronot or Fancy and I.lalo Parnlttov, whkb
they •Ili .o'l 15 per cent. below custom wry rates.
Terms—conh only. der'Zl ly
______ _ _ _____ ...__ __
sk ill
Wm. k 5. SIL•11011•011 rocalourle to mamas
tare CABLliire. WARR of every throorlytlop, at his
old fitand, corner of,Libarty and Seventh strontn
11PIDE1 T/OilliCl attended to, In all Its brand:Loa
myll
JOItSE 811068 AND lILACKBMITII, has erected a
11 new end commodious Brick shop on Cherry elley,
between Third and Fourth streets, where he is prepared
to do all work In his line with the utmost promptitude.
Having had long experience in the busineee, he respectfully
solicits the patronsge of hie old customers and the public
generally. y 21
MADE BY
NUNNS & CLARK, NEW YORK
Tur. Ptlitl.lo of Pittsburgh sod Allegheny Ls respect•
fully Invited to call at the Maids Btnre
of the subecribers, No. 63 FIFTH BT., end
examine • superb t .
VullOrand Plano, price 51000,'
From the Factory of NUNNIS Q CLARK, Ng. York. TM.
elegant Instrument Is made In the " 6LIZAJSETIII AN
81 YLE," the ornaments, front pieces and lege being elate>
ratelv oared out of ISOLID ROSSWOOD. It le full seven
octaves, of the largest dimensions, and, ln point of volume,
power, and 11.01 d sweetness of tone, is pronounced alto
gether pusurpassable.
The subscribers will be happy to reeeire the •leite of
their friends and the public in general, and allow them
through their elegant new eetabllehment.
11. KLEMM k HBO,
Bign of the G..lden Harp,
mylB No. 83 Fifth street.
---150. PHILLIPS.
NO.llB WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, la just re.
wiring a large stock of PIANOS, of the latest styles,
from the Factorise of
DAUMGABDTEN A HEINS, Hamburgh ;
Hitts.LET, DAVIS A CO, Roston;
HAINES, BRO& 1 CUbikliNGS, New York;
A. B. EIHOEIENBACII, Philadelphia;
Together with those of other makers, at prices from $27.6 to
r 1,000; Including every and. style, from the plain
but substantial Iron frame Piano, to the most elegantly
carved Leal XIV. style, bquare and Grand Pianos.
Arrangements have been made with the manufacturer?,
by which their Instrurrents are sold lower by their exclu
sive agents Dere than in the East, and without the eddi
ednal cost and risk of transportation.
Every Piano mid by the subscriber is warranted perfect
In every respect, and a written guarantee will be given It
required. CHARLOTTE BLUME,
eagle No. US Wood street.
MANIIFBOTDRED BY 011ICKRRINGI d SONS, Boston,
and for sale by JOHN H. MELLOR,
No. B 1 Wood street, between Diamond alley'
and Fourth street. Juat received from the, ' • •
manufactory of Ohickering & Sons, Boston, ' ' I
and fir kale thrartobly at Boston
Two of their first class Seven ti=Pianos, Louis XIV.
style, with carved cases, legs, lyre, music desk, do. dc.; fin
ished back and front alike. This is considered by persona
of taste to be the most beautiful pattern now made. Price
$5OO each.
Two. Ant class Seven Octave Pianos, with carved case,
lyre, new style of fluted legs, the lyre and ends of beautiful
carved tracery work; finished back and front alike. Price
$450 etch.
Three elegant Rosewood, plain double round corners,
Seven Octave Pianos, finished back and front alike and
with Chickering's Patent hen Prams. Price $4OO each.
Two carved Rosewood faf octave Pianos, with new style
fluted legs, carved case, mueio desk, and the usual opening.
filled with beautifully carved tracery work ; finished back
and front alike. Pries $425 each.
Three elegant Rosewood, plain double round corners, 64,4
octaves, finished back and front alike, and with Chickering's
Patent Iron Frame. Price $376 each.
Seven Rosewood and Black Walnut Slx Octave Pianos, all
made as well and with the same care as their Orel clam Pi
anos, and with Ohickvring's Patent Iron Frame.
GRAND PIANOS.
One of ()bickering & Bone' New Scale, full Perm Octavo
Grand Pianos, of immense power, brilliancy, and sweetneas
of tone, with their New Patent Action, which renders the
touch so light and elastic that it can be played on by the
moat delicate hand. Price $760.
ME NBW PARLOR GRAND PIANOS
Alec, one of their new Parlor Grand Pianos, an entirely
new invention, and particularly &darted for Parlor use.
Price $B5O.
PIANO STOOLS.
A new lot of Piano Stools just received.
For sale by Smut H. DINLLOII, 81 Wood st.,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street,
Sole Agent for CIIIOENILING et SONS, for Pittsburgh and
Western Pennsylvania. aug2B
F EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable for Rallroada, C.
O
nals, do., for weighing Hay, Coal, Ore, and Merchan
dise generally. Purchasers may feel assured that they can
be supplied with a superior and reliable article, and run
na rink.
Bach Scale le guaranteed correct, and If (after trial) not
found satisfactory, ran be returned without charge.
Factory at the Old stand, established for thirty years, cot•
ner of Ninth and Melon etreets, Philadelphia.
ABBOTT 8 CO.,
stoggidilm Successors to &mow & ABBVTT.
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.CORAN4II)I9 IeCLOSIV
Boots and' Shoos
flew Intelligence (Idles._
Milliken & Co
Charley Barnett,
GRAND PIANO,
CHARLOTTE BLURB,
P/ANOS 1 PIANOS I
Platform Scales
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THE CITY POST.
SATURDA.' MORNING NOVEMBER 10.
A N/GHT Pouo® to ALLEGEIRIIY.—The repeat
ed robberies, burglaries, and other outrages that
have' lately taken place in Allegheny, ought to
direct the attention of the citizens of that place
to the necessity of an increase in their police
force and the creation of a night watch. Hard
ly a day or night passes, but thopublio journals
are called upon to record some outrage against
the laws. Owing to the non-existence of a suffi•
cleat constabulary force, rascals, who are driven
out of other cities, have there an opportunity to
carry on their nefarious business with perfect
impunity; robbery and other offences of a kin
dred character can be perpetrated without ranch
fear of detection.
The present police offieers are excellent, nod
do what they can to prevent thie state of affairs,
bat so limited ie their number that It ie an im—'
poseibility for them to attend to a moiety of the
numberless occasions that demand their services.
We believe there Is no city in thellnibn of the
size of Allegheny that is unprovided with a night
police, or where it is more needed. We know
of many respectable gentlemen, compelled-by
their business to remain out at a late hour of the
night, who have been attackdd by lawless ruf
fians, at different times, and insetf defence have
taken to carrying fire arms—thiy-only protection
they can insure to themselves.
If the present financial condition of the city
will not justify an expenditure &V the purpose
we feel satisfied the tax payers will not object
to an increase in their assessments. They de
sire to be insured in the peaceable possession of
their lives aad property and ere- wilting to sub •
mit to any reasonable taxallou. that will give
them this. The chief aim ot✓ government is to
protect the government; all other matters are
of minor importance, end when t it fails to do
this a change Is imperatively called for.
Many persona doing bnaineas on this aide of
the river would like to reside in Allegheny, but
are deterred by the unenviable name it erjoya.
They prefer the disoomforts of the noise and
bustle here, to the risk of their lives and proper
ty there. If the Conticihrof our slater city pan
be persuaded eo to regulate their police system
that a little more safety can be given to residents
we have no doubt it would be an Inducement to
many to settle there.
Summits Coons —Court met :—Pressnt Chief
Jnetice Lewis and Judges Lowrie, Knox and
Black.
FRIDAt7, November 9,1865.
Spragg et al. vs. Shriver; error to the Court
of Common Pleas of Greene county. Argued by
Downey for plaintiff in error, and• Lindsay and
Montgomery for defendant in error.
Downie va. Clymer; Greene County. Judg
ment of non pros., because point not so reserved
as to be the 'subject of review in this Court.
Thorndell vs. Morrison; Fayette county. Ar
gued by Kllll/13 and Ewing for plaintiff in error,
and Miller for defendant in error.
Blocher vs. Haagen ; Fayette county. Argued
by Eaine for plaintiff in error, and Howell for
defendant in error
DUITELIOT COM/T.-110D. E. W. Williams on
the Bench.
Father, November 9
In the ease of Robert Robb, administrator of
John Taatey, deceased, vs. George Weyman, the
jury returned a verdict of 11637,49 for plaintiff,
anbjeot ta the opinion of the Court on points re
served.
Carter Curtis for John Greenough and James
Sharp vs. James Harney. Action on a bond
given as eenurity to Sheriff .Curtis for execu
ting a replevin. The Jury found tot
$2OO, penalty of bond In 634, April, 1&54, to
be released on payment of the property as de
scribed in the writ of replevfn 92, October term,
1862, to wit : $6B and costs of suit in bald case,
and also costs of snit in 684, April, 1864, and
ooete in the case, subject to opinion of oourt on
points reserved.
Iff'Cutoheon & Collins vs. R. H. King. Mc-
Candless and Williams for plaintiffs; A. IV.
Looads and Marshall for defendant. Action of
tracer for the value of 200 barrels of flour.
This oaee has been on tbodocketa for over eleven
years. Co trial.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH B.AILBOAD —Toe
Wellsville Patriot of Tuesday last, noticing the
recent announcement of the contract for all the
iron required to complete the river division of
this road from Beaver to Wheeling, states that
J. B. ring & Co., a company principally com
posed of citizens of Wellsville, have the contract
for the moat of the road between that place and
Beaver, and, tinder their management, looks for
no delays in the completion of that division of
the road. The other division, between Wellsville
and Wheeling, the Patriot understands to be go
ing on with rapid pace, which promises a like
epeedy preparation of the road for the laying of
the iron. This prospect will be hailed by those
along this portion of the road, both businees
men and stook holders, with a great deal of
pleasure. The difficulties of the times have
pretend heavily upon the oombany, but the Pa
triot thinks there will be few unwilling to give
to the directors of the road that high meed of
credit which they certainly deserve for their
management of the road under circumstances of
difficulty, which at timee seemed almost insur
mountable.
Bases MAKBB THE MAP."—This is as old
and trite proverb, bat nevertheless one which
the experience of every person convinces him
there is considerable truth In. Mankind gener
ally are much more disposed to give ot.courage
meat and countenance to a man who presents
himself clothed in the habiliments of a gentle
man, even if he does not possess the qualities of
mob, than to one who appears before them
dressed unfashionably or in tatters, although
owning all the characteristics of a true gentle
man. The fashion of a man's garments has often
much to do with the good or ill opinion formed
of him. It will be seen, then, how necessary it
is that every one, whose means will allow it,
should be well and fashionably clothed. In an
other oolumn will be found the card of Mr. B.
F. Shope, Merchant Tailor, on Third street, who
will provide every masculine who favors him
with an order, with a suit that we warrant will
raise the wearer at least fifty per Dent. in the
estimation of all. Mr. S. Insures an admirable
" fit," and hie term! are extremely moderate
Give him a call.
THE Pasonexte of New York oily, at Masonic
Hall, continues a prominent object of attention
in our city. It gives the audience a panoramic
view, extending six miles through the thorough
fares of New York; and so faithful to the orig
inal is the representation, that no one acquaint•
ed in the pity could hesitate for a moment to
recognize its every feature. The relative size,
form, color and position of the buildings are
represented with graphic accuracy; and even
the signs of the. business houses may be read
with case. In your imaginkry journey through
the streets, the various incidents of actual life
are preserved with such astonishing fidelity that
the beholder acquainted with the sconce repre
sented needs no interpreter. It exhibits this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, and this evening, and
continues on exhibition on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next.
COUNTRY Homes.—We are not aware of any
location in this country more desirable for coun
try seats than that beautiful and fertile place
known as the "Greer Farm," on the Allegheny
river, at the mouth of Plum Creek, which has
been subdivided into lots of from ten to twenty
acres, fronting on the river and the Allegheny
Valley Railroad. It ie conceded that the 3oenory
.n the Allegheny is the flueet in the Union, and
this farm commands views which cannot be stir
passed in the entire valley. A public sale by
order of the Orphans' Court will be held on the
premises on Tuesday next, the 18th inst., and a
train of oars, which will convey persons to the
grounds, will leave the Lawrenceville Station, at
10i o'olook, A. M., on day of sale. We would
advise all those wanting a delightful spot in the
country for a residence or gardening purposes to
attend.
AT Woes Anse.—We observe Messrs. Baboon
maker & Co., Druggists, are bolding forth on
Wood street, No. 18, two doors below Curling &
Robertson's Glass store. This firm has suffered
an interruption in their bud:tees by fire, bat we
feel assured the indomitablittharaoter of Messrs.
Sohoonmaker & Updike will not permit them to
rest long without a new building, and a bounti
ful stook of drags.
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Dove's SIERCIAMLE COLLE6E.—The following
letter, which we have seen, is an additional and
decisive proof of the superiority of this
splendid establishment, and wo would, recom
mend all our friends to go at cam to the beet
it is the cheapest In the end:
CINCIIMATt, Nov. 6—Dear Sir:—l am nor 4 en
gaged as Bookkeeper for the Mason county
Mining and Manufacturing Company. I find no
difficulty in keeping their books after the thorn
teaching I received in your excellent institution.
I studied Bookkeeping in two other Commercial
Colleges (both chartered Institutions) before I
went to yours, and it is due to you to acknow
ledge that your system of accounts, and your
plan of teaching are in every way superior, and
give a far more thoro and practical insight into
the science and — practice of Bookkeeping and
the details of business than either of them
Very resp'y, yours,
F. WILT.
To P. Duff, Merchants College, Pittsburgh,
Pa.—Daily Di4pertch.
Roasts fireins.—Two valuable horses be
longing to Thomas Mellon, Esq., were stolen
from his farm, a short diatanoe from East Lib
erty, sometime d,uriog Thursday night. The
horses were %het:from the stable, and through
h couple of fields, to a road from East Liberty
to Lawrenceville-, where all traces of them
were lost. One of the animals was a heavy,
Short legged roan, approaching iron grey, with
a white stripe on the face. The other a dark
bay, with a deep soar on the book near the tail.
A reward of $6O has been offered by Mr. Mel
lon, for the recovery of the property and detec
tion of the thieves, or $26 for the recovery of
'the animals alone, each of which are about nine
years old.
NEW ROLLING MILL —A company of wealthy
capitalists have purchased about four acres of
ground in the lower part of the First Ward, Al
legheny, On which they design erecting a large
rolling mill. The establishment will be a very
extensive ono.
ODD FIELLOV7I3' RIMALIA BALL—An Odd Fel
lows' Regalia Ball will be given on the 30th cf
this month, by Allegheny Lodge No. 49, for tho
benefit of the widows and orphans of that
Lodge.
Tits friends of Messrs. Shannon, Bennett &
Co. will, wo understand, be on hand this morn
ing at 10 o'olock, at the jtiil, to witness the de
liverance of the captives from bondage.
rar Ca ndor trompels us, when considering the wants
of the afflicted, to recommend that which to beet known
and tried: and to recites metal Dr .I.llosremsn't oelevrated
Stomach Bittern. would only be aiding to what has already
been heralded far and wide, not only by a few Ignited cal
tithalree, but by the people of the land, endoreed by the
Phyaicians and the Pre,eu, ihat...llostetter's Bitters have DO'
equal in restoring anal Imparting health to enfeebled men.
Lediw and children find this medicine Invaluable in rainy
of thritillgofdetilllkAtia.whlch they are subject. In such
carols It abould be taken in small quantities before meals
For sale by Druggists and - dealers generally, everywhere.
1108TETTER, 85117 . 11 A CO.,
novlOidatr Sole Propzietora, 267 Penn et.
eat At Last Coavalisicent.”--"Borrhave's
Helloed Bitters has done wore gbed In one month than all
,the medicine I took do leg the whole of last winter.
" I am novr able to rise with the falnillP, at sit In the
=reties; my etrength is retaining, my appetite imprt,
log, and t have every reason to believe myself eft last con
ale cent."
CAUTION I—To prevent imposition, be careful to ask far
Boerbave'e Harland Bitterer The great popularity of this
medicine has induced many imltanine, which the public
should guard against grurctisaing.
Sold at $1 per bottle, or tax bottles for $5, by the prOrrir
*tors, BENJAMIN PAGE, iv., & Manufacturing
Pharmaceutists sod Memista, Pittsburgh; IL E: SELLERS
A CO., corner of rood and Second streets; and Appetite
generally. • nova
Clarklio Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by all who havelrted them Lobo the bat. famibc,mediclne
of the age, for the rate of Dyspepsia, COMITeDena, and a ditr
ordered date of4he Liver and Stomach. They have no
rival. The proprietors do not pretend to caution people
from Using other preparations that ore palmed upon the
public under the name of Stomach Bitters. for they have
found that only our trial eat. needed to render each caution
lalloeceseary.
Pm sale, wholesale, by Cot• UM It Cites, No. 22 Market
street; ate. Q. Krrsia, 140 Wood street; and by Drugslate
geoerally.
AMUSEMENT 6.
rpHICATEI.F.--J. C. FOLITE , , sole Lessee and Mans.
rer: Wm. 11. Run. Stag. Mena. er ; Cvsit.t.ts Fenza,
Acting Manager. Tresessrer, J. V. Bontrrz.
PMCIS OS ASoIdiBSION
Boxes end Perquisite.. ..60g. j Private 130z5e,1erge....4.1 00
Seeond Tier Prirete Boxes, 46.00
Boxes for colt le t p.rrno s
Sir Coriltrate, securing seat., 1.2.xr, agate extra.
IM. Sixth night of Anse 31ATILDA 11.E80.N
B.‘TURBAIi ECIitiISO, Novueeen 10, 18nd,
Will be perf.amed,
FAZlO—Bianca, Mtoilda Fero, Mr. S. Du
tINGING AND DANCING
After ahicb,
The Serious Family Nrlnt. relmsine, Mis. Matilda
Heron ; Meek, Mr. A W. Yount: Capt. Maguire, P. C.
Cuouingha : Mra. Torrens, Julia M. Cooko ; lady
Creamlny, Mrs. V. Po - eau.
tag- apex: at t 4 t, 7 : per - 1:11 - maoce to begin at
MILE. TERESA PARODI
BE° le eve anroo ce nrOVy tru re greet
temltiee
bz,gb,enuhb
obtain adraletion to her tee: Concert, and Ey general
onset, rho ha determined to deloy bee departure end will
give a orcona and positively LAST iiltA ND CONCERT, on
Monday Evening, November 12th,
AT CITY BALL.
rin which nereeion the will le eroixtrd by hledaine AMA
LT A PATTI ETRAKOSCII, the dliditgbirlird Cerdrelto,
and eIGNOB LEONARII, the iminent Baritone; MAL/-
BICE OPRAIIOSCII, the greet Piarde.t, hluekal Direstor
and Conduct( r
Kg— Mil.. TFRESA PARODI sill Bing, by general re-
Tv/a, for the Met and only time,
LA MARSELLAISE
The celebrated French National Byron, which created,
wherever sung by her, the greatest EPDF4IIIOD, and was re•
calved with immense enthusiasm.
PROGRAMME.—PART I.
1. Grand Fantasia de Convert on aloe from I ucla di Lam.
mermoor, Donisettl--e•-ampored and performed by
M. .Strak;:ach.
2. "It was on' a Sunday mornfrg " 034 farofite ballad
by Mori—snug by Madame &I-al:me...h.
3. " Di Tunti Palpitl, • remains from 'Penman, by Son
sini—aung by Mlle. Teem parods,
4. "la not his word like fire," from the celebrated Ore,
torio, `• F.lfsb,"—song by So . gr.de Ironordi
6. Romanze fe..m " Robert l bt,tde " “Lobert tM f ee
Jaime." by Meyerbeer—sting by Mile. Teresa Pareelt
O. "Tbe Made 'Red." lteeorte, composed and performed
by Id Steel kosch.
7. Grand Duette. trout " Forma."—sung
by Elle. Teresa Fund. and Madame Strak-aseh.
PART lI
1.. Say yes. Pussy," or the timid man, the bashful
young lady. and cat—a new song, sung by Ma
dame ,Amalia S'lnikoteh.
2. "1 know tbat my Redeemer liveth," from the •• Mes
aimh," by Ilandel—eung by Elle T, rasa Parecti_
2. Brindisi. from Lucretia Borgia, by Donteatti—sung by
Madame BtraLatch.
4. Grand Arts from Verdi's new Opera, " 11 Trteratore,"
—sung by 51 . jrnor Leonard,
6 "Le Ifeasuielss," the celtbreed Fretch National
Hymn—sung by line. 71-resa Parrdi.
8. "Musical Rockets," composed and performed by .if
frakosch.
7. Duet , o, from Rossini's masterwork, " Semiramide,"
" Worn° D'Orror—sung by Mile. Teresa Parodi and
Madame Strakoscli.
The Orand Piano u.ed on tbl3 on:melon la of Nurits
Cloark'a make, kindly fulanabed by 11. Hrotber.
M. Admit,Alon, One Dollar. Doors open at 7; tu com
m.noe at 8 o'clock.
Principal ticket bike at B. RLEBER A BROTHER'S
kluelc Store, where ream may be procured in advance with
out any extra charge. norld
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK CITY!
BULLARD'S PANORAMA
NEW YORK CITY
rilmuts the rpeetatrw over aix mllee through the street,.
1 of bow York city, faithfully showing the ntitireass,
13115T1A and °DEM:IBION of etty life. Ile hoe a view of over
!seven hundred Rome and Carriages, end upwards of
TEN THOUSAND ON ITS PEOPLE:
Processions, Military Companies, Bands of Music, Shipping,
Steamboats, ate.
At eech exhi. Ilion an Explanatory Lecture will be Oren
by Mr. Doer, one of the prcpriotore, or Albcr: Norton, or IL
M. Spaulding, ithing much valuable tnow'ertge of
NNW YORK AND ITS PEOPLE,
Of great Importance to a stranger, and of genera) and in
structive Information to everybody. Win exhibit at ?Mx
burgh, to IRasonto Hall, TIIURSPAY EVENING,
November 1, at IX o'clock, and each evening no November
14, Incluclve. Also, each Wedne-day and Saturday af.er
noon, from November 1 to November 14, at 3 o'clock.
gar Admisaion, 25 cents; chtldreb 15 omits, l'artiee of
fore persona, $l. novs:tlsth
JOHIsi W. DITARTHY,
Dill Poster and Distributor,
Sir WlLLattend to the Posting end Distributing of nil
kinds of . .
BILLS FOR CONCERTS. LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, tro.
All communteationt —either by mail, telegraph, or other
wise—directed to the (ace of the Morning Post, will re
ceive prompt attenUms. ap7
Our nadottoor is to Please.
LOWRIE'S EATING HOUSE,
108 WOOD STREET
..er, ALL PERSONS fond of GOOD LIVING will
please call and judge for themselves. d 1 ways
on hand, the beet of Opium, Ideals, Coffee,
Tea, home made Bread, Pies, Custards, s warin
Corn Bread, Mush and Milk. Fried blush, Waffles, Buck!
wheat Cakes, Ac. The cooking will be ouch as will gratify
eplenrea.
931. Families supplied with Oysters at reasonable rates.
oet2l:if
OROOjB-4° bbnianeet, pet reoetved and for sale by
BETKER & ANDERSON.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
riesw•York Items
New YORK, November 0 —The ste'amehip
Star of the West Balled this afternoon for San
Juan.
In the extradition case of. Lincoln, , arrested
for forgery in Prance, Coinmissioner Morgan de.
aided that there was sufficient Gauss - to certify
the proceedings to the President (orate-extradi
tion of the,prisoner.
The Washington correspondent of the Courier
and Enquirer suttee that official advises of much
importance were brought from Mr. Ilubhanan;
by the last steamer. Lord Palmerston, after
two years of eolicitation,for tiecision, has at
length explicitly declared that Her Majesty's
'Government will not conform to the Americo%
construction of the Clayton and Salyer 'treaty;
and will not abandon the new colony of the Bay
of .Islands; will not recognize the old bounda
ries of the Central American republic , as these
intended by the treaty, 'and will not relinquish
the protectorate over - the Mosquito Wanda.
The Clayton. and-Buiwer. treaty is therefoie repu
diated by both-goveniments, and no longer exititr.
This tuaexp,epted
_change, in the relations of
thh tfaited - Statei towards Central America Will
lead•tb-a moat importantloittical revolution.
The enterprises of Welkertind Eh:may wills sooa
bring up the question of emaciation in a form-
that cannot be evaded. 'Two separate propos'.
Bons for the annexation `Of a portion of the
Stites have been already made to the present
'administration, the sole obstacle to which was
the Clayton and Balwer treaty. •
No additional troops have been sent or ordered
to Texa s 's, btlt the War Department has signified
its approval of Gan. Smith's pion of removing'
the forces - airs:4'# there.
Aypointmsnits by the .Vetiial.l3onsti.
,Hatatisautaa, Novealber9. The Canal Boird•
met again to-day and made the following addi
tional-appointments : Supervisors—Upperhni.
ate, J. D. Leet ; Lower Western, J. In: Orr ;
Lower Juniata, D. Ezenblee. Colleotors—Johns
town, D. Fanwood; Hollidaysburg, J. P. Hoov
er; Newport, A. A. Mellinger; Northumberland,
Swineford ; Willie neport, J. Piatt; Duisburg,
G. A. Auchenberg. Weighmasteril-4Ohnstowo,
weigh took, Jos. McClelland; Johnstown, scales,
J. Batkholder ; Philadelphia, Assistant, A. H.
Leech ; Northumberland, Wm. Elliot ; Colum
bia, Assistant, Joseph M. Watts ; Beech Haven,
Mcßride ; Portsmouth, Henry Hightmeyer.
Cargo Inepecaors—Johnstown, J. C. Barrett;
Columbia. C. Caron; Philadelphia; P. Coursy. -
Jacob S. Routh is keeper of outlet look, co.
lamb's, and Jacob Fetterksit Wood Inspector.'
It is understood - bat there is some difficillti
with regard to the appointment of State agetiti'
and there is, much-excitement in reference' to
tho matter. There are.sotne twenty applicants!
The difficulty is between. the friends of Mr.
13u'onanan' and those of Mr. Cameron. - E. If. - -
Hatter \ ur Harrisburg, a friend of 'Mr: Buchan
an, it is admitted has the best chance- Governor
Porter is active in advocating his! friends.
AV lanaln ;.*,llsciAon.
MII.WAITICIE, November 9. The result 'is
doubtful in regard to tke oontest upon the State
ticket. The vote, as far as heard from,, is now
, yery close. The complexion of the' legielsture
,is toot yet decided... Intellipase:buss teen re
ceived of the election of 14 Republicans and 11
Democrats to the Senate, while there has been
32 Republicans and 33 Democrate elected to the
Assembly.
[BECOSID DESPATCH.]
In 18 OGIIDLIOS toe vote stands baretow 7,190;
Bishford 6,536. Winnebago county has just
reported 1,400 majprity for Bashford. If true,
the Republican ticket Is probably elected.
[THIRD DESPATCH.]* '
The returms from Wisconsin, as far as re
ceived, show a trifling majority for Bashford,
Republican.
New York Election.
New YORK, November 9.—Additional rebut a
give Headly, K. N. for Secretary of State a
plurality of nearly 13,000, over Mug, Republi•
can, there are six couoties to bear from; three
returns from welch will probably decrease
Headley's plurality. The Assembly stands
Republicans 18; Americans 31 and Democrats
36, with 44 to hear from. In this city and
county owing to the fusion of Herds and Softs
on some of the nominations the successful can
didatee according to present appearances are
equally divided among the Democrats and
Americans. The Herald of this morning in its
footing up of the result on the Secretary shows
the following vote: Headly, K. N., 73,686;
King. Republican 69,917; Hatch, Soft, Demo
crat 48,462; Ward, Hard, 34,011.
Liquor Law Unconstitutional.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 9.—Herman, who
was arrested yesterday for a violation of the
prohibitory liquor law, and brought before the
Supreme Court on a writ of habeas corpus, was
discharged on the ground that the law is uncon
stitutional. The opinion of Judge Perkins will
be given in a few days.
COMMERCIAL POST.
Ter tt n EAT Caor.—The predate of the Union hero been
each la Its turn making an estimate of the Wheat crop for
the present year, until it has come to the turn of the Cin
cinnati Price Current. That journal puts down the total
yield of 1855 at 124,000,000; from which must be taken tho
home consumption, 68,000,000; and 5eed,15,000,060. Thus
leaving 41,000,000 bushels 8111 the earplug.
DAILY litarew OF PITTSBURGH HARICETS.
Pugs of vol Dant Hots non FOWL, 1
Friday, November 0,1855. f
Yl,ol3ll—Sales 7.8 bbls superfine, from wharf, at $8,373,$ ;
28 do extra, do at $8,76; 18 do Rye, do, at $B,OO.
GRAIN—Sales 200 bosbeis Rye, from asps', at 85; 400
do do do at W.:.
V. II I SKY —Bales 10 bble retii6ed at 30c; 31 do do al 364
fEß—Sales 6 bb:s Roll at 18o; 8 boxes prime Roll
at 20c.
C.,•FFRE—SaIes 12 bags psime Rio at 12c; cash.
ASlDlB—bales 30 casks, 10 tons, domestic soda at 3%fg4
tim
.01; , ) •ItlB-9eles 60 tons Juniata, 2 weeks time, to arrive,
at $75, 6 months.
Cincinnati Markets.
Boas AIM Carr:a—The market for Hogs is dull, and $5,50
is the outside rate obtainable for slop tatted, tpl cwt gross.
Beef Cattle are in fair supply, without any change In pricek
we quote $6Q7,50 as the range for common and choicer .
Sheep continue dull and plenty, and we now quote $1,25@
3,00 each as the totes for common and prime.
Ott—Linseed has again advanced, and about 200 bbla sold
during the week, olds lig dull. with a arm market and a
light supply; on arrival, 60 bble cold on Monday at 99r.
We now quote No. 1 Lard at 9)c, Tanners' is-worth $2440
27 It bblthe latter for prime Castor continues envoi at
$1,50 Since the foregoing was written, we heard of a ale
of 30 bble Unseal, from canal. at 98, and, in anticipation
of n better supply, the market is now less firm at 98c@$L
Wur4ar —The market opened Wednesday at 83%e. but
woo dull, and prices declined Thursday to 33...,* Friday to
32%c, and Saturday to 32.!..1c, at which the market has been
steady up to last evening—closingfirm with a good demand.
Pacvatoris—Nothing has transpired during the week.
The stock is very light of .11 kinds, and the sales are COD
fined to retail parcels, at $2O for Mess Pork, and 11. 1 4@)11%c
fyr Shoulder and Side Bacon. Lard is dull at 1034011 c for.
Butcher
10:411:{tpL1v:940.1:4:•:44.}
Ni:w Toss, November 9.—Stooks higher; Ohio sixes 106;
Missouri 96%; Canton Co. 21X; needing 84%. Cotton
firmer, with sales 950 bales; Orleans middling 936; Up.
lands middling 8% Flour Litmer ; sal a 17,000 Obis at
$9.374 for good Ohio. Wheat active; sales 60.000 bus at
$2,25 for southern while end $2 for red. Corn firm; sales
20.000 bias mired. Park firm; sales 650 bars. Reef bui.
glad; sales 900 bbla. Lard improving; sales .350 bble.
Whirlsy drooping; sales 350 bbis. Coffee advanced; saes
5000 bags Rio. - Sugar firmer; sales 660 hhda. Molasses
firm : sales 108 bble Linseed Oil doll; saes 6000 gallons
at. 8834. Other articles steady.
PELILADLLEILIA, November 9.—No changerin Flour; receipts
small the inspections for the Bet week were 16,620 bble;
but little export demand ; standard brands offered at $9,141
r s l bl• 1 without buyers; a steady demand for the supply of
retailers and bakers at our former quotations. The demand
of Wheat continues limited and prices are unchanged ; B ah,.
1500 hushele Ohio red on pnvate terms, and 2000 bushels
Southern and Penner in lots at $2Q12,23 Vi bushel for ordl•
nary and prime red, and 12,10©2,14 for white. Sales TON
bushels Western Rye at $1,19. Corn comes In slowly; rates
1100 his bele old yellow at 98; sales 4500 bruebelsmixed
Western at 96, la store, and new at 138g,713. In Groceries
and Srovisione there le no change. Whisky steady; email
sales of bble at 41042, and Wads at 444;41, drudges sell at
39. Iron... The trantractioneinlronhave been quite limited
in our city; sales 60 tons extra.brand No. 1 at $3O; 100 tone
at $2B; 300 tone No. 3 are reported as Bold at $23,50; 60
tone No. 2 at $27. The aggregate sales were 1870 tone. Bars
and most descriptions of iron have been In leas demand,
though past orders give full employment to our mills, the
quotation are all as last reported.
COCINNATI. Nov e mber 9.— % lflour dull and unsettled;
buy ere are offering $7,60 but holders ask $7:70@7.00; no
sales reported. The receipts since yesterday were 1144
bbls. Grain: sales 1200 bus prime white wheat at $1.75,
and 000 bus prime at $1,78. Bales 100 bus Rye at 84c.
Whieky: sales 400 bbls at 82 1 4; sales 100 bbls from wagon,
at 0294. Groceries unchanged and in good demand.
Batumi, licmtroter 9.-The market an Breadstuff" la
tirly tau to-day, at yeateadays quotations. A all
t ' l m tr i atteut has occurred in Corn. Bales, of stew white
at 10 to 7fr yellow 78440 and Oldv4dtO imam
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one si t um, par autqiuls4o!9l!ii44,?„iih'i;4;lA
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.I`BB Brum—Last evepin .48.0q...glotifiirall 7&a
8 inatea water,by the. plc? , mask.. *Atha! 0ei8F...„
Tar "Forest CU "h the elo - otilog Fisica 6f Vtbagnaz
. .
Eke leases - at 10 o'clock. - .
Tar regular CO*aralt parket Pltlabiu)V Capt. Jas.
Olgeal, will leave today at lb o'clock. .4, - ; , :• • •
Tza steamer .IJonoogalta4 lairrt:today for
Zattratille, tootling at all tlra sedliititarti:r
Tat new steamer "priferfninrit : caps, .1: L. Edo*, 1,111
!Awe tiaday, on her, maiden 145, Air Dimfiii well loaded
with freight and paseengem, ~t = . •
Tao steamer " Buckeye Statii,otailtlit:Masa; Is the
Mules: Opuday picket lar aneintitakihk leaves at 10
o'clock, A. M. 'lasi:n.l%B clerk, ATC.Trini,;4l Oa that ell
ere'well card for itho travel on 11taltei - itifinte.'"
Tna steamer" Maw," eapt. 41,1 c ltrennanilethe regte•
lex packet fpr IcoilealUe AIM!' moralrg. • to bee excellent
ac ,,,,,,g,ncdouons tv passengers, tad kqr Gazezil are polite
nud obliging to oil wkinput flonnonTes tioilg thine.
'Tea steamer Pringle".irlitioa(theif lean W.
day thr. 'Bt t 4 4 14 :.. ffei c aPleities tath
cabin and deck, are wiled to an9q9lii*euzi*tiiining
Oren Aldi 66 , wid LTA&'
s. Man TtnraimB7. /geno—The tip rine tatty ; ire a.m.
,plaindag . mighl4 l 7. o rAghti thnrik at at,ll34lloquit with
low freight, ecareeratthat, and, high Petralhiqahrr, and
harehthant to get, they have a time dL4t, And **jean di.
'tented, owing to the searcityoyideelvhendaivbp are de•
mending g 4 oan4 $ 4 5 per month. )ifort of IS 4horrn 9 hive
left for New On .111.Fearch of -enopleynient,,Junee the
demand. s teamer " " ; paid peenteparfieurfor
Enen, tad ieft with cloy two denit heada c he's , clatters wood
bg, and stela ng daub!. watehnn the.tep,iVen Oa , Par
hundred Vas the." top the market!' far eddpettet.
Tist following names tow tag 4, with coitlatiFgaii to tow,
eft thia - ptirt yesterday, for s inail6of balm
bake'Erie N 0.2, 7 barges-'
Hornet, .do •
ileronlea, 6 do
Tigress, 7 do
8 do "
.15 .do
Diamond, 10 do
Wilson, 8 do
Diana, 4 do - • -
Total amount of ......
The steamer " George Albree" left yesterday, having In
tow six barges, four loaded with lumber; and tloairith coke.
Also the steamer "lodes" with six hergekin tow, four
with lumber, and two with coke.. liere*Folpalreofekaboate
elso floated past ihe clty, destined for post*.halicr,
Tax LoutivliteiVatrici,of tile gai;esys: , .
biet
The river wastielnif Yesterdaiiathil os liii t fur feet
six inches water in the cud last miming by duiiiiisix On
;befalls its the pastsithere were 2Xteet: iatcre“
The Ounibelland had :dna about 15 inches at 51:pahville
.froin the.eie..totr the' 'WILY with feet !Ater on' Haroeth
eheale. The Tend ineseeittur ' haabettdrinonfoiadoilg Ume,
and the car= Prilitiiii id%PatintathatiartitedYliatii:ntsYs
7 1
report the rixendesstltitt s :witkohl 17.1nebastjates on th e
ibudgiLSEs34 , sitiFb!,olo the b date - . rt : ol2 nub.
tog Unit port :4
.7 • • , ..! - - i4r , .;1021E1 VW. • ~'
Btetuner Jet4ntitrilirGederfaliljnerPgr/Gee
s: iiLoiertni:filttett,SrownsTilleVti.l.
`'t Col. Byard; Peeblett; El fulteth: '
• Zoltan, flenderickeori; West Neikirk: '
Agollktalieltsonolgeed ligsgtint;;,,
tettcktiltn,No,, Roch 2, Bent, *,
Gen. farinaester. .
" Forest City, Bloore, Wheeling.
Clara Rahn Gerdon,Otenbenvfile..
• 1 4/ 1 7/er liFette,hChlillin,l3 k . Danko_
• Castle Garden, Divlnney; Loninttle.
Freighter, Divis;Zanessille.'
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Wood Ward, Brownezilla
Luzern., Bennett, Brownsville.
" Col. Bayard, Peebles, Ifikabetl..
• Ronan, Benderickenn, Weet,Nevrten:
• Aguirre, Dickson, West Nen ton-, .
Bliehignit No. 2, Rent, Well/nil*
• Genaarimer, wßothester.
Venture,,,Ganion, fitenberrtille. I
" Mama, 4 0111 4 Wheeling
" ' Clara'? ase,'Gortibtieficenoen.w..."
- Griznile' State, Verdi St.
" atrotttnira,—-;.Nasbville.-
STEAMBOATS.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and. Wheeling
Packets.
11 , 7 - The DIURNAL. Captain J. A. 13atosa, and
the mum , era, captain B. Woo. will
rut, es regular DAILY PaeIIIELS, between iPittablargh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all intermediate
ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh cm Moidaye, Wet.
nesdaya and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. l llo.—Retursasp she
will leave Wheeling on Tneedaya,Thuralaya and -Saturdays,
at 'I% o'clock, A.M.
The FOREST CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on 'Prussian,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A.ll,,Rehreningt,
she will leave Wheeling
_on Mondays, Wattle:slw and Id ,
days, ttt 714 o'clock, A. DI.
Per freight or passage apply= boatd or to
J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agent,
nov2B .„ N 0.155 Front street.
Regular Tueaday &oast •for Wheeliaga
Marietta and Claillopanse
The new and splendid steamer CONVOY,
lor i si l Wow, Jr., bluter, , R. DOUGH, Clerk,
^w
eave for the above andlntermediate ports
every Tuesday, at.. 4 o clock. P.R., IN:Wanly. _
For freight, or passage, apply on board to '
1113 G. M. lIATITON,nr C. BARNES, iginte.
For St. Louts.
The steamer SILVER WAVE, Capt. Tow
Mellitus; Clerk, Warms; wilt lone for the
boy, and Intermediate porta. pa WKENEE,
DAY, November 14th, at 10 A.. 11
For freight or passage apply on beard, or tit
PUCK BARRE% Agents.
itegular .Goulavillet - Packelte
The taunter CASTLE tHARDEIgf_ Captain H.
DSOIMIST ; Dettatiwt ; leave *De
the above and tnteraiuttate pints; MOHDAY,
November 19, at 11 - .
Per freight or passage apply on bean}, pa. to.. •
novlo FLACK g BARNES. • • • hi.
For St. I,ottla.
The new steamer B.MN &WWI; Ca O4n 8.
B. Faxmou • Clerk, C. 11..Wmatatit will Writ
for th e ab ove and Intermediatn.ports,. MON
DAY, November 224, at 10 deloVA
For freight or passage ap• ly on board, Cr to'
nov9 PLACE. &;11811:108T0tto Agents.
For Olueltatuatl.. • *""
The regu l ar . 13unday..peeket L .1311FECETE
STA Captrln BattOlo9*.; CV4AI WaL
4 T ^ • Daum; onl leave fee the above - and 'ln IMMO.
date porta on 81:11.11.1.Y. lltb hot., at 10 A. 11. -
For aretgbt or passage aroply an board, or to •
nov9 'FIAL;b. a LIVINOSTON, Agents.
The steamer GREAT WEST, Capoeht 8.
1 . "•,T =mown; Cleric, A. AVC.Azn; sm Iftve for
the above and Intermediate ports on BATOR.
A , november 10th, at 10 A. M. .
Porfralght or passage apply On board, or to •
[10•0 LIVINGSTON & PLACE ,AgentiL
For Mao • vine.
The steamer CLIFTON, Coptslronton Pox;
~- Clerk, Draisex; will leave for : the above and
4 h• Intermediate ' ports on 'llntllntpAl, Novem
ber lOch. at 10 A. Id. • - • '
For freight or passage apply op board;
- Vor Louisan*lt, ,
Tlms.ateataer JAMES PARR,
will
Bona.
...
Attu:ail Clark, J. A. Tots°, will Inas for the
ye and:lntermediate porta crn SATURDAY,
November 10th, at 4 P. DI.
Vor freight or passage apply on board, or to
n 0 ,9 - C. IMBNEAT:ARent.
• For 'Zanesville.
The fine steamer ISIONONEATIELK BELLE,
- ••• plain Joel!, Lior, will leave for the stave
end intermediate ports on SATURDAY, No.
vembet_lo, at 10 A, Ai.
For freight or purage apply on hoerd, onto
novS O. BARNES, Agent.
For Cincinnati. -
AgairShe regular packet. Para: :MI; CePto
earre (PliziL. Jr.; Clerk. A. Bann; will lave
or the above and Intermediate poste on aler-
ORDAY,' November 10th, at. 10 A, bl.
For freight or paetaroa apply on beard, or kr'
nostl BLACK- 4 LIVINGSTON. Agents.
Far moiniptihs and.. DlWet ID - rleaus.
The tine sew steamer lOWA, (4WD W.
line3lecall Clerk.lr: 31001te; Will hnive for the
above and intermediate ports ortITHILBSDAY,
November 11, at 10 o'clock A. M. • • -t• ~ •: •.
nolo ._ FLACK A 8A.11.110, Amts.
For freight or passage applj , on board. - inovB
`Foe Louisville.
The stesuneroßlOAGo ; Copies 0. L. Ewe
, will leave for the stem wad Interco:due
iblEgipone on SATURDAY lathiest
For freight or pastage apply on beard; ei to
nov7 LIVIGSTON. & ILS.CII",-Agenta.
For St. Lents.
_ .
The steamer J. B..ir SINGLE, Captain Wm.
ErwPs; (Park, 'ABLY lilva - asap; will lesiva
for the above and intern. dlata por6 ogo&T•
, November 10th, at 10:A...
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
nor? BARNES A FLACK, Agouti..
U=El=llll
. _
The steamer DIBENDBE, CeptanJorne L.
i'-' Pr " CUL —Clerk. R. Even., will leave kw the
n 3,
above and Intermediate rorta,cor BATUIL•
DAY, loth lust , at 10 A. 2d.
For freight or passage apply an board, or to
nov6 COLlatiel WOOD "le BARNES, Agents.
For New Orleans.
The steamer WASHINGTON. CITY, Capt.
14 4- 0. W. Hum ; Clerk, .9. PZPIMBPi leaVe
"i* . the alyive awl Intermediate ports on SAT
URDAY, Nowaber 10th, at 4 o'clock P. 41.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
nova JOHN ..SLACIE, Agent.
For Ginolonstl.
The steamer nuaca its" Capirdn „1 N.
eon; Clerk, Caaa Cora; trill' leave' for the
above and intermediate porta on TUESDAY,
November 13th; at 10 A. IL
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
norb SLACK A LIVINGSTON, Ageoti.
'MOWER ROUT 3-40 OC•0 Hol•iand Taints,
Lilies, Crown la t rialeyeta - , all -suitable fluvial:taiga,
far sale In lota. Oa °Ma, with directions, at 41•14:11 at.
JaWl IVABIMOP
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