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ESTABI.I§II4I) IN 1786.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY..
It. PETTI MULL (XL'il ADVESTIBI-NU AUENCY
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P. le Cb.an Agnate thetbe moot inauendel end le:lrd
eIm:WM vommardal Penn both to the Unite! etatee
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and the • • .
ADVERTISEMENTS
The ibllowing list of Butner,* Vino, ares
arid most reliable in' the city of New York.
ADCORDEON STRINGS. a, 1.
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RUNO, WEISsENBO ~ (late C.
rimo.)lmpoireilWhol leDetseltlere Gem..
IA B
eh and flails' a Ma3l.ll.4rnmetit.s and 612.1ay. N0.
2 Maid= Lase. • jar: 44631'2i,
OOTTON SAfl DUCK
lOW.' COLT'S Standard Cotton Sad DOck;
It/ R.C.BEACII CO., N 0.71 Ph. streot, New York,
solo somas. Gator, Canvas from sereral othor mlllg also,
03NARDIOD'S Print OlotIIS and for DollO 0
sad SatlastOriatera a01.54mr26'55
DRY 00003.
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sadEiOWN; MoNAMEE & CO. Importers Of
l 3
Americanand P , .riga 81.1kaLl Fancy UL 1b7 5
l roullrar. • • tao.lo
FcoTTENET & CO., Importers of French
mi z o ttictotha r.F.F6pean Gaols. Na 10 ihr46l.lzse-
FifSTEIN IIONIG, 100 Liberty et., and
114 GM or 4., car.Trinitp Place, I.mr *ten of Lcer
idnies. Mika. de. - . 1e1'244.1dDar55
EMITS 0WEN,.15 Broad St., Imrter of
Nees Titaminge.Allrope and Fringe.,
Iflttg am:Mt Goode genet:WY. B t u[:Wt.:s
!LORN, SCIILIEPER HAARAUS, 1M-
Mrtscs of erman . sad Itel&n Rend Cloths, Mks,
er, kr, No, 60 Is`r_baniCt , Po.• tspST55
DETER D. 3.111
LLEN, Importer of French
Gersnasi and Sato Dr 7 Bath., Varela Meri
nos,
eaStumb,,Woo 'ss lons, ,10. BS Broad greet. Now York.
p13.1.rt,p0l
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rtERTRAND, FRERES & HENRY, lln
porws of Linen Cambric, and Linerteambrio Haw!
• kerthiel4t, Linen Lamm:, Embroideries...4e.. Osn manor.
one,, 44 Berm et. 'der-1.4j41'5.5
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iEEKER & DiALDHOFF, Alanufacturen
24 DOT stmt. 3 Z- ru 5
4TTB. HATCIIIc CO., 99 Chambers street,
Ula/Ariortzti ofina,
aunt_ ratabiblag Good3eiva
fOILN M. DAVIES, JONES-A CO., Im
re) - yortecrs of GentJethem. TONE , -k
ua INlsaa
itsotunirs of Stocks. •dhlrts. nes, M a
nna street.
%IWO
A CERTAUCREMEDY.
itiSE the_ Meziean Mustang Liniment in
: litteumatiam. Brills.. Banta gamins, Cut., Piles
Ri Barra. as affatual ease fur aft external omplalat• of
an or animal. ' B. VT:Waal:mot, orWoalt otigia.tormal
proprietor. &A Broadaay. N. Y. •
. irOtje2llls
DAGUERREOTYPES
GETIINEY,N.o. 349 Broadway, the oldest
our . Ara nand extenutivei establiehment in the trnlte.l
Mates. eenl3lrtang.3l.s3
MMUEI
DWARDS, - SANFORD CO.. Foreig n
Espresal'or-3611rus1ewar. Goods and Passages E-e
-warded.to and imm all parte of the world. Agent la
Pittsburgh. Adams k Co. sel3:ly,teel6i3 e
YELENCII AND CIERAtAN FANCY 13AdditRIN.
IMMIX' S ZINN & CO. 52 Maiden lane,
Importersuf Fren c h andliierman Fent7end Travel
Inc Baskets , and manufacturers of Cane s 3 Colored Wit
low Furniture and lunar Lind Warludanda to.
jr94,jIITSS
DRATS 9 A' D TI YD) RS.
VIUM.H.-JACKSON, (formerly W. &
TT Bnna,) Grate and Tender Makin.. ET'
Brceteray, one door above 19th et., New York.oeld tja,d-Ttn
LNDLS. RUBBER. GOODS.
M. . .. .. , c •, . : . ... a
1 it.. make all Mang of Rubber Clothing. Cloths. Drn,
ILSCIIIIIKB.T AHD MACHETE. TOOLS.
ANDREWS &JESUP,No. 07 Pine et, New
York, oMorol.MlOn MMetarels fir tb* Eakin( all kilo:.
11,11 Teals aad Cotton lad NV.lolest Machiner, - ,
from - the makers. Ezeloslve Ages ti for Lowell SI,
!bine Shops. ' - •
PAPER WAiILEROUSE -
/PYRUS W. FTPLITE CO., 11 Cliff street,
orlikalz f oi ,,, ,Amerrisn,P e rrl 4
Raw ManufsettuereastetisL, d taxi::11;
111 ifrllleurn " strei i.—:gsestVariet,of Z . 131
• .E'4INT AND' coma 31ANUM713/111.88.
•kAII4BOW COLOR WORKS, Rochester I
EFLINCIE • S AT. P. &NDER SAFES,
Gates Defailee lake And Crow Bare. 8013118;31.
• CS. Memarfeetexer, 172 Paul e • tapUff:,
TOYS AND NANCY GOODS.
I AMMAN & CO., 54 Maiden Lane,
V A lrAej o efg? Liberty etreet,lewrtere oryOyS
tdeMS4
FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY Tt.n.
.
COATES & YOULE, No. 279
"Part street, Itonsurtie nes, Garza:lrk ehttraeq
Metal& ie teuRBYSS
WINDOW GLAM. PAINTB,
4 1 ..t. fft 'POILLON & CO., Impor.z:a of
• Pouch Coeds sad Wisdom Glass—S. SS Itsrelay
tapWss
BOOTS & SHCSES,,•. • •
; WHOLESALE AND IVEVAIL,
• JAMES 13AdiBr •
MARKET and 6 Union ate., 3d door
450 froni thiSlarket he
Pittsbuigh. would inform
Mends and ihe nobtle generally, that be
hse just reed hb Fall Etta[ of Hoots and Ehoes in all they
varfettes., Ills Stock Is tose of the largest oyez opened In
.this elty and atokreoeseymthing worn by the ladlot of
:Philadelphia, Nast York .d Boston and he trusts cannot
fall to please Great carob. been even In geleetina
the eboleeet goods. all of he era.-rants.
He allot:notions to menu9dme,as heretofore. ..11 de
w:MAl.= of Boots and Bhona and term his long.expert
enee of over 'AI years In bosineee in this city. ht. he tros , s,
a strlSchrot gm:antes that Uwe who fayoshlm with their
natrnaye. mill to fairly then alth. role
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nISSOLUTION OF PAIIINERSIIIP.-
Notice is hezehy even that the PSrger ic rkal br a
IitILYLL t 'ir timsaldiasolved. The me Llama ot WATCH
CRYSTAU caned on. se MUM by the estesisheg
part e. f. 611 orilez r zose tl mldedth wr.. -
Itsisrd%roin, Pittsburgh.
tomems....—,--- acirrna.—.s. Amin.
Sue/dor Carri Factory :—... : -
CINSTON,BBOTRSA CO., practi
-64.4, Makers, comae of Rebecca and Belmont ef.a.
y Clty,Pa4 tune on boatload are rammfacturing
antsmeive maortmentot Ouriaam,Borkaways.Beurnbr4
pexpape lain, km, made In all IMO - eiriont gybes, with
! ,thet marl to durability and beauty of aniah, SMW: nn
, on our work the teat Juniata Inn and Mourn Maori.
pepsin attended to on the moat reasonable term. They
feel confident that all who wayfarer them with their pate
: rouge, will be perfectly an trial, of Meryl:mt.
The Pittibmith and Planotonner 'Omnibuses pun the liso
Lary spay lb nuaretee &whin the day. cc2s
M. WESTERIMLI7 Venetian Blind
meneartarer, N 0.13 St. Clair larva. litt..b.zro.
r.STFAIT BOAT OWNERS—Wanted to
bay, an ..nterest br • Steam Boat. for rub,
or real estate vri4l be Oren. lroooh. of
THOMAS WOODS. 71... 4ta
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FANCY CHINA STORE,
0 WOOD STRRST, PITTSBURGH.
JUST Imported.and now open a fan assort
ment 'french and Snail& Gilt and White 'Chins, Out
end White artdColorettlitene Olthis; Common Wore
We for cosuitrytrule. • nelli.ha 211.110D811:601i.
itkinnsedg.:.....—..x. tonne —wet IMWART.
ETNA GLASS WORKS.
WM. DAVIDSON do CO, •
MANDFACTURERS and dealers in Vials,
Battlst. and WI kinds of Green end Flint nbutorw.re.
ow Glass. ite--No. 23 Maiket street. Pittsb • . Pe.
a:641
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TR SALE--280 aereeef 'ant.- on White
eat Bottom, 1 tells hem MeEraelDert. - The lettyro ,
saints are SO sena Maimed land, Muse and barn_ Bea l ion= orehaid.• Er-. le. Also. • meat/ of B.S I
as &meted an . Printed ester, and any
onearishiug to. boreal estate, *mid do well to Eat O
tr athO at
_my ease, as 17. L the quietest way lo dud
•Iskon.mtlna aan.by had. Earyalre of
TIIOB. WOODS. 75, '4th st.
03.• WRITE CO. No. '4l - Solidi 2d
owri.„„...,upb.lls4elphis—Sylen it.
dla tew establihment.—
. Goods—Largo sad unsqualled asortment. mel4:lT
KTEWART 4 KILGORE,
• , FNANINACTIMENS OF
COOKIN . G.
AND
FANCY STOVES,
GRATES, FENDERS,
PiposAkaes, . and Fauna) , Caddis o
AND W AREHOUSE,
'OFFICE WAREHOUSE,
' • No. V. 7 Liberty St., corner of Hartdi! ,
PITTSRERGII, Pi*
No. 66 Arch Bows, rem:saps:a, -
. Importers of 0. L fiee's Unrivalled
NEEDLES.
Agents for the tn , Set Celebratal
WOOL/LY maws, Hosteilr. MAIM 9aLIB2E,
DIELWZRII,&-
HARDWARE FOR
SADDLERS AND CABWAGE MAKEILEL .
Ti. T. Ltechi - Jr..
No. 1 I .WDOb snarl: P1n2,911 Bali,
AlGo. Cloths,leges, Dasutts, Eo4lt,..Twar Max Bre
2Ctir_ct JorseV riaber, thesis% Ailm Varold2, te.., to
5n12.17
WM; A; ERWIN'S
AEAL 'ESTATE OFFICE, No, .87 — Front
fftrattitddoor tram Mutat: Der/cr to I. 4 rachari.
0 4 T Pliiltrosk oat ProDerti taught mut tont.
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rinssußoll COACH. FACTORY.
BIGELOW: &
(Bosoieenesio Bigelow.) ,
tiEft,
- Dew Wool -
-Pittsbargh, Fenn&
LOACIIES, (I/SWAGES,- - - PLUETONS.
Thurgin, miessm:aacetpuan of , yggeg wade,.
tooreger,weekibistie4lies mounweg,
rninW
_ POKY
BUSINESS CARD'S.
ATTORNEYS.
lOSEPII S. & A. P. MORRISON, Attor
rwertMitloLrarligta,74l,l4.TN:rh .
1 W. IL&LL, Attorney at Law, " Enke
e/well's Bull num" Grant street ,- between Fourth and
Diamond Alley. en3o-wlyT
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OBERT E. lIILLIPS,TAttoritey at Law,
R. Lents, Mo, tel
4ouo OI:ERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
. 'Comm of Filth and Gnat Arcot; opposite that:owl
^ .tope. Pittsburgh. tity24.l's3
AMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office
o ;Worth street, arsr Grant, Pittabardt. j 515411.7
FRAIC CIS C. FLANEG IN, AttornOyA
No, 170 Fourth street. Pittsburgh
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JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law
No. 65 Fifth otreet,Pittobuzgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
rrIERNAN & CO., Bankers and Exchange
Itrckers, N 0.95 {Foal ntreet, corner or Diamond Alley,
i ttabarch. 9. _... . .
WDoy mideell Bank Notesutd Coln. DI/mount Time
'Carnal:l9c, and Promimory Noteg make Collections in all
the prinelpal Min of the Union: Reftire Depoelta on nil
•and on Interest, mad Wye their prompt attention to all oth
er matters appertaining to • Broker', buelnees.
011...Eartarn Exchange constantly for We. 1a1e.3.1.y
stirs cautra........xeitAxe num - stonnics muter.
r . RAMER. Sc . BAUM, "loathers and Ex
ces.uce Broken. Hoy sell Gold and Silver and
Dan Notes. neptlate loans eneel Estate or Stock Sena
purchase Promissory Notes. and Time Hills On East
sodD ma t d e D n o r e le n po insi Sn
o the
Union. m . i ll so e n e a C er e f
Third and Wood street& directly opposite the St. Charles
L and
- molly
ti D. KING, Coin,'SteclE : and Exchange
~.11,--Itteker. Fourth strect—Boys and sells Stocks on
fnuctlettioni Exchange on Eastern cities supplied at mu.
rent rat. in Collections made on thatrest at to rrateln Woe
tern Hank Notes Bought andsold:
trartsata s rsatufn -.MCA muds Tx a. mar
A_LME.R, HANNA St Co. Successors to
d t 3 ficuser, Hann and Co.. Dankers,Ealbatagalirokersand
miens in Foreign Domestic I , change, Certificates of
IftwMt, Bank Notes, and Spocle—N. W corner of Wood and
strsota. Current Money received on Deposit. Slght
Checks for sale, and collections mods on neatly ail mind-
Palpolnts of the Unneeded:ace.
The lilithest Pretolum raters ,
Gold. Enrclina and American
• Aiivancoi - made oa eonalgoiaallta of Pioduce, shipped
wt, on liberal terms,
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WILLLUSS. .............. 5.
Wlll. 11. WILLIAMS 8c Co., Bankers and
lttebangs Ilrokera, North'East earner of Wood and
Third streete, Pltteburnh.
All tranmetlona made cm liberal terms, and eollectione
promptly attended to. -
159-17
11 . DLMES SON, Denlers in Foreign
ot . Dom 7 l 4o93 ll = E tta. th in Market I IV ' ' 1111 . ;
throozhout tne Dotted States ". an the ""
BOOKSELLERS &C.
T L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
pJ . TA Fourth Afoot. Apollo Building.
Iargg:DAVISON, Bookseller rind - Sta.-
ttoner, successor. to Darlson Agnew, No. f tllartet
axon, new Fourth. Plitfturgb. Ps.
lAIENRY S. BOSWORTII, Bookseller and
Ruler In Stationery, ka. No. 6:1 Market strew.. near
a almond. Pittsburgh, Pa.
li;sebAY k CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
1a55 Wood street, next door to the corner of Third.
srgh. Pa- School and hnr toots mutual, on head.
COMMISSION &C.
S. L. kANCOAST & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 17 North Wharves, Philadelphia,
Sole A Itante Re the weer
R. S. CHILDS .t CO.'S
LAMP BLACK.
Stir - AU orders for the above article Promptly ttttmlod
to nollAnschr
tr um. 10 I' POWELL.
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J. W. BUTLER & CO,
jiRORWARDING & C0111)11,381°N MEP,
CB ANTS Dealers la all Marls ef Pittsburgh
Street. Pittabsirith. su.SlytPsl
A& A. AFBANE, Cornmi.sion and For
. warding Merchant. dealers In Wool and Produce
aereallct. also, Plttabargh Manntactares. No. 114. Scrood
Amt. Pittsburgh. st.l-1.5-.6.3
B.Liitrr. zoarsox .. .. UM, 4 2004. i.
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.1 . 1 1(2 ,4 13 .,, f . §) . 15:c i i .. c 0d 0 c. ..
m itil .n oie:a m le ....th. G.Te t zr , Z,.
.1.15 Incrty ctr,rt. Mecham',
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010
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retntOGlit 11.11.019 ..LIXIANDLIt I.OII.STIP
S= PRINGER HARI3AI3OII& CO., (Sucveß
-1 wire to S. Harbanah.) Commi_wlen and Forwarding
chanty, Dewier. In wooland Produce generally. stie.
I4S Fleet uidll.6 Second Farces. Pittebnrch. lie_ ali.l-1Y
A. S. 11.111 T
JONES. .11 . CO., Successors to
ATWOOD, JOXI2 A OIL Cormaia.kin 'wad Form+.
nsr rrirs.t.,4l.l.olaPittebargh M•ap4et¢rdfl , "lt.
PlUAburrcb.
VRCER &. ANTELO, General Commis
eon Merchants. Philaislobla. Liberal VITSSIMI
trt on consiantments of Produce annerallr.
WIN WATT & CO., Wholesale Grocer'',
Carangssion Merchants, and Dealers in Praise , * and
Mahwah Manufactures. No. 28C Maly at.. Pittstiurgh
B. CANFIELD. late of Warren, Ohio,
71 ., = „ l a r s and Forward! . rat Merchant. and Whole-
Hattie. Pot and
Pearl Ash. and Western Prod.. geaerallT• at, street.
betereett Smithfield and Wood. Pittsburgh..
15==1
a;:teori;;; ''' -ti.;;;;2. iativ a cao
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YIN LITTLE & CO., Wholeliale Grocers,
Produce and Commission Merchants, and Dealers in
Pittenargh Manufacturer. No. 112 Fe-and street, Pitts.
burnt,
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lEESE WAREUSE.—IIENRY H.
110
COLLINS, Forwarding and Commission Meech= t, and
Dealer in Cheese. Better. Lake Fish and Prodm-• Olitr.ll7
25 Wood street, shore Rater. Pittsburgh My3l
VON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Whole-
Ref Groom sod Oimmiskion Merchants. and Dealers
In Pittsburgh Banufactures, Be Z.: Water arse- -Pitt.
heirgb. Pa.
FrEIONIAS PALMER, Importer and Dealer
L In Arend. end An*riessL Importer
arl/ et
reet, between Third and Fourth emelt, }Welland:l. -
mhb , b3
T McCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole
, , ..sau and Retail Deald earPeln FR. , OR
Clotha, Mattinib Table and Plano Coma. Window Shade+
Wart Boat Trnaminta, N 0.112 market Meet.
KRA'S A. PATTON, Wholesale and }Ce
lan Groccre. of tha ?Ahern alda a . tot Diamond.
tta es. Pa-
DRY GOODS.
RANK VAN GORDER, Dealer in Trim
hum. Thadaa7 and Glove% leca Goods. Iletbso!denies,
• Gent's. Turnlshlng Goode and Fancy artieleg a full at
Markettal oe a w tan h
t a Diamond.
e P i ha bu a r t
gNhP a B3 ,
prle.rl 7of
A. A. 1430 X RCO rrrnimcgan.-c. A. Armory Inn I. TOIL.
A. MASON & CO., Wholesale and Retail
• Deshus InFanny and Staple Dry • Gond& 25 Firth
Pittsburgh.
I\4I.IRPHY •io BURCHFIELD, Wholesale
. RAO Dr,. Goods Merchants. corner Vourthand
arkst Wit, Pittsburgh.
GROCERS.
1. T. W./.1411101, 4. 1. lIDONS
BOONE, - ffiI.I3.IIAUGH & 800 E,
ENERAL COMMISSION MERGICANT%—
3laDns.lers In Wool, Floor. Proitute and Provieloug. No
rth Water street. Phlladeichla
HAREAVGH & 80031133 ,
. ... .
Yc N
ORW ARD I G COMMISSION BIERR
onevrs,_Dalers in Wool and Produce of all kinds
a. No. 7.11 Llbarty strast.Pittsbards. Pa. in n27.lyd
Join
1 . 01 IN FLOYD 8; CO., Wholesale Grocers
..scm.roisssoesimtmets.No.raWeed.ed
/stmt. PltUburstb: 1.18
1113ERT 'MOORE, Wholesale Grocer,Roo
tifying Disiller, Dealer in Produce, Pittsburh Mark.
and en kiwis of Foreign and Domestic Wines and
,Liviors. MS Minty street. On hand • very large
stock a...wrier 014 hionougalaela Whiskey, which will be
wad law for cash.
OLITIS SUMMIT RCM.
ci BLACKBURN & CO., Wholesale Oro
^vs, Dna; Pura[shay and Dealers he Prodnee and
Plfstiurgh 3 / a rtesturar. Oits i lltett and Oakum always
on hand at th eir Warehooze.l 1 Water street, Pittsburg
senll4
&u. & CO.,' Wholesuln Oro-
GSM 031313!3110, breremta, liad'lrealera In Produce.
a. 70 Water street. and 107 Wont strart, Pittsburgh.
JOON 1e011.1.... D. lona VAIN. C. ZOE.
I‘TOILLg - i ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Cammismion Merel.l2 tot N0.1(4 Liberty stre e t Pitts ,
bunt _
....._...aoiv A. CUY.3ITT.
._.......yzr¢ A O. ZT.
RM. . . .
R. H. .....
WBAGALEY & CO., Wholesalo Gro
rorr. soc IS and 20 Wood ostreet. Pittsbaralt.
WILLIAM A. .151'CLURG, Grocer and
V V Tea Deder, man. of Wood Firth streets. err
always on hand • large assortment of choice Groceries And
fine Tene—lforehrn Froth; utd•ltoti. Wholesale and
Dftlers scrolled on the loweet terms.
- • .
nil °BERT DALZELL .t. CO., Wholesale
It Droners, C,omaderden Mereleants, Dealers Da Produce.
and Pittsburgh Bluoufseturea. No. 2.53 Liberty greed.
Pitterursh. ' - - • '
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4
OK cOANDLESS successors to
C. t J. D. 'Wick, Who Was 0100a1Vorrarchne abd
'Crierfialodou 3forhosata, Dealer* in Irov, Glass, Cot
Itsono, - and Pittsburgh ,Dittfulletures imers.tr wrote of
Wood sod lister emote!. Pittaborclu- -
CULBERTSON, Wholonalo Grocer and
nnadaidon Marebanl, Under In Produce and Pita.
l Co
laugh Idantrancturad 4xtleies, 195 Liberty Axe. lltta•
nit, 'LOYD =CAM MIA
& R. FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers,
?lf Co
ninerettrlVArtc.ln Mue- , m,
jarr;f=b.,.z
-........101111 a amen.
WV. U. WOODFLII.7I
lAdidzir, WOO DWARD & CO.,'hole
W. armors. W,T.11 Mutat entot. Ptak:Wl:eh!
°69[D .IM-Arnts.ti..._ rents at. COITIV
HCANDLE . gS, MitErllB=4, CO., — cdu67eB
aan to Wick t M0e..41,00_ Whiama.
hi hop. Itails,PlanoDottooTarsts, and tat obirizb
Many:radar. gmI•UT. corner ar.W. - .ter
.PlttAh.r.h. Pa.
D UTTRB--2 LL's. and 1 keg Roll Butter;
111 1 krt. lard . for pale Ig o _
WS J.12:01 00.01AKER ...LI Wc4l
5 BBLS English Venitian Red in Mare
and for sal. try Jan FLENINO BROIL
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BROOMS -30 doz. this day received and
Or tale by Jal2 1111511 T R. OOLUNS
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sale by
iiistaa ;IOW&
tons wed.
:jiiimspr
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY ‘,27,, 1855
AGENCIES.
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S. CUTHBERT & SON,
CIENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
IA the tude and purebnas of R.l Estate, Celleetlen
Rents, Negotiating Loans, on Bonds. Mortgagee, A<. Re.
140Tblydst.. Pittsburgh. P.
Itildigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Office,
FOR the collection of Home and Foreign
31.irtantlla and all other Money elnlms. In Michigan
Paadjacent Etat. Investment and Paymt of :dent pa,
Parnent of Tales, Paramus and Bole of Bea l Estate and
Sticks Lull hzeuraace Ascent...
PPLTIV.It et ANDERSON, Detroit, Miebl ean.
Refereacesin Pittsbur3A—Aleasra. Kramer It MAe . Cent
el:lg a Co., Gazette Oftlee: Lorna. Stewart fr. Co..
alereheata.
Walegre—Tro Agesseles or 511.1 gag from respectable
Imams. Companiaa. rayl9.lrd
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Rea! Estate Agent,
Stock. Merchandise and Dill Broker, ono., No. 92
lta street, atm! Wood. Business promptly attended
to.
QAMITEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary OW-
L, wsee. Insurance Company, 94 Water greet
M. GORDON, Secretary Western Iron
ir • rims" Co- tr: Water gtreet.
d GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFmnklin
r fd I mo u t r ComPonr. north-cut comer of wood
- MA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
Inettrance Compatt.r. 42 Water street.
MUSIC, 4C.
JOIIN 11. MKLLOR, Dealer in Piano Fertes,
Music and Musks! Instruments, School Woks, and
buttoned. Efryle agent for Chlekerlng's Plano Forte, for
Western Pennsylvania—No.ll Wood street
hadENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
oldramentn, and Importer or Malan Strings,
Yo a
gent for Nuns & Clark's &rand and square Pianos,
ulth Coleman's Xolean Attachment. Also for Dunham's
Plano.
DRUGGISTS.
JOHN HAFT, Jr., (sueee.9sor to Jas. M.:lnf
.!: te)".l Wholesale and i l telab Dr i ugast and Dea ler In
k1r " ,1 4 , Y(l,^;, D ! ill`MilAt tU" " rt ' tfr.i ' rr t kg 3 . 4l° % b"
Penni Medicine. ' ' .r
~. Dr .
- ' 3 -. 4'
aOLIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Drug,. Paints, 011 s. rarulabes and Dye Stuffs.ln. 200
rty etreet. Pittsburgh.
MI order. will receive prompt attention.
far Agent for Nehanck's Pulmordo Syrup. m. 2447
RA. FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
• Dette.dets, and mannfacturere of White Lead. ited
. mid Litbarge. corner Wood and Front etas te, Pitts.
burgh. meb7
.11 E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
,• Drage, Vain.. Dye Stufbk, OilOils,Varniebee, an.. ac., ,
0..6w..e street, Pittaburgh.-dooda ararranted. Mires
low.
1141DLELICI MLA 1711
JRAIrN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail
„ t . b =g l W.. corner Of Liberty and S. Clair wrest.,
•
SCITOONM AKER & CO., Wholesale
115 a Druggists. No, Sel, Wood street, Pittsburg! ,
OSEPII. FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
00.. corner Warta street and Diamond—Keeps ono
Medicines,
on hand • full and complete assortment of Drug.
Medicines, Medicine Chests. Perfumery. lad all artieles
pertaluing to his business.
PhrstOisns prescriptions mus•fully compounded et all
bourn.
1 211,-
WOOL MERCHANTS
LEE, successor to MURPHY Fr. LEE,
Wool Doolor.and Oommloooinn 3leroboat for tho
of &barrio. Wool) Good, No 177 Llbort, rtmot
Dan
MEDICINE.
nR. JAMES KING: Office andltesitionce,
1,5 !Co. 112 Fifth street. oupueite the Catb.irab Pitt.
burgh.
itTM. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th street,
below Smithfield. O f fice linurr-9 to 9, A. m. 2 to
3. 7 to S. P. tr.. my-26-Iyl
MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo.
gt i ); % ., , : y r 7 c 4 0, 12 , * 1 14 74 1... Particular .t e nsion
IifiLLLA M RIGBY, Merchant Tailor, Dra
-7
orty alreet Mr .
and Dealer In Ready Made (1,111 ) c:qt. 1141 Llin
SPK,WATTS & CO.. Merchant Tailt;rs.lSl
• • .1./belty• otrvat.—Re azt nor racalaina out
att , tk of (ltaxt. tor Ottntlotnoulp Rear—/loth., Can
altoetas and Vetaln.of the naweat stria. and Loral q.l/tr-
Oar friends and cutttaners will plow., era us • tall. /nth]
MANUFACTETRING
1 , 111.1 l! P•Mi.ll.l. ......... ... ..... ... .........lIED M. 61ltzli.
WILIAAM IiARNIIILL .i , CO.,
OILER MAKERS and strKET-Ittox
, ROltKEli2i. ‘tantsi rn
ntitnr,re of Barnhill , ration
litiarihi . ,eirnio., Metro, Fire P.,1 Steam 1.1 r., Coo
ilenbeit...94lLCAgns.. entiear raw. Iron Ii•alli to Lire Licata
rte. A 1.,, Elliolisnilittts' Worn. litioil, and I la.turt lonne.
re. Repairing done on the ehorteet notkoi. iiitn-lyit.
llrd , W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
ft . Mantlaefurer and Deithni In Cahtnet Ware. No. 13
.1 streat.
011 ETIIEFIELL, 3lnnufacturer of
PATENT MEC CICIY, a oopaalor article, ROA
”d SKATED EO TICE.. corner of Amterann awl Pah-
I f 1 1 ,013 allirota , one s squa.ra trona Um. !Lad otroot Erato, A.
Lvheray CET. oa,rooLl
rh c i , 7BROIDERED AND APLICA MAN
TILLML-51.t..ria1• marltrd fn. nrnbroidnn and Al
hen cat Ly L. S. IVIL,ON.
in:at tin. VIN Penn street,.'"..
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Flan
ufactoring_Company.
THIS COMPANY 11ACING EN LAIIGED
tholiwity nr tooriaractuting. 1.71 , ILIA( moored
to tor.: Up. inereued demand for thArPriek. Crucible ILIA
Kundlog C 1.,. Qrdo. promptly attended to by
. Ktbr. t 11.1N118. Ca.nal
Plttlibarith..l4,Dl.mber
Boots and Shoes!!.
I.ANIES ROBB, No. R 9 'Market' street, 3d
closrfrom the Market House. Inform the pute
lie that he h. ram • very full Stock of evert thing in the
Moot and Shoe M., such as Ladles' Clatter, half Gaiter*,
Jenny . hind Padotee, Lady Franklin andell the Styles
fon. on the Eastern eltler. also. Mlsitee' aud Childrene'
'June...sand Fani7 Boots and Shoes, In all their varlet/eft
also, tientletnens tine Opera 'Patent Calf ,Itoots. Fren.
Calf Boots COD MITS .d tthoseit — also, Boys' and
Youths' B oots, fine Fronk Colt.
• . , a
.
a
Please give s call as we Wfsh to evil each • article
to all who favor us with their custom as will give ea tlefse•
Mow Rethezotier the place. 99 Market street. my 99
Hats and caps.
I WILSON SON keep constantly On
'IP/ a hand every description and variety of Hata and
C. both wholcula and retail. Those desiring a prat
fashionable Hat or Cap. itnod and chomp. would do well to
ere us a call before purchasing eisewbore.
3011,1 D. Ireolo
& CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE
lIAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALER/SIN ALL KINDS OF ICES.
CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS,
'Pittsburgh, Pa.
an... Their area smiles:ow miry qualityanrstyleof Bate
and Caps. 3luffs.73mia. Cols and Fur Bonnets.
m
Coach and Carriage Factory.
-JOHNSTON BROTIIER & CO., corner of
Belmont' and Rebecca streets, Allegheny City. would
respectfully Inform their friends. and the public conerally,
that they are mieentsctming Carriage., Ilaromilles. Hoek.
sways, Reggie.. olelgha and (Marlow in all their warlouil
styles/if tallith and proportion.
All . orders will be executed with strict roman] to duns.
tinily and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended
to on the most seasonable term. Point In all their work
tho best Eastern khans, Poles and Wheel Aug. they foel
corredent that all who favor them with their Petri/nage
will bisperfectly aaLlstled on trial of their work.
PrircWrairre are requested to glee them a call Were pur
ehaslug ebiewhms
C. B. BEADLY et CO.
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NO. 82 THIRD ST. NEAR MARKET.
WOULD resp ectfully inform their friends
and the pu generarly. that they bare la dare
thar template fall Stock. coneniting of Camwts of corn
description, from the Itoral Velvetand Rniseele, to the
eommon Ingrain. Hemp, and Hag. floor 011 Chub from
one to eight yarde wide. new &atm. and veryrieh. Coons
and Canton Matting, Druggetn Hum Mann - Blair Rode,
Window dhsdee. de. IPeeves . n want are invited to mt
and ...mine their etoeh. Roc:oblate, Hotel. end Peal
dames fornleted on the meet reasonable terms.
Siedenall Pmfitsand dolek
Taxa—GASH ONLI
- La. Kap= ........................R.cop .
Livingston, Roggen & Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
TRACKRACK and Depot Railroad Scaler, Day,
Groin do.; Platform and Counter do.; Door
Lake or dam Spring, Drop and Thumb bathes, ages
)11th of radon. kludin Palo t Mills, approved pattrras;
Bolts and Fastening* 'Malleable Irma Castillo of 0r.,, on•
slat, In form and finish. Alt(
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
819, azi and Z,•• Larrty stmt, opposite Botallfial riat.
• rmsntricort.
• UONITMENTS, Tombs Grayo Stones,
.11.1 Furniture Tops, Mantels, Ir . nposing Stoney Az..., I.
ways on hand; and me to order, by alaehlnery, at the
lowest prima. Three hundred iwiginsl sod Selected de
signs for Morrsprotr.krjono hafid. Block and Slab Mar
ble furnished tr. the Trade at the lowest prima All orders
BUM with despatch at BID Liberty
au23 ; W.W. WALLACE.
New Goods and .Fashions for Gentlemons'
Clothing for Spring-of 1854.
rpWATTS S.• CO. leg TOas'o rewpeCtfally
•
to Infirm their numerous ea•uuners,l. e. the Pub.
seusraly. that they hare Just ih s h
of Uoods tutspted to their patron to—P.the but the _Ede
,er-n neorkrts air's-et—and that ti. aro randy to receive or.
den for making them up to • .d tonal superb style.
The satisfaction so geneno4 exprmed by their mete.
OWN hltherto,lntb their bumble ends to plesse, 'thou
lates-them to fresh exertions to the silos direction. IValk
to. gentlemen. - -
NOTL—Ptran cern tam Informed that' our house lOW. 116
Liberty. etreet.tiorth We. shore St..Clntr. 021.
• Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh.
ENNEDY, CHILDS it CO., Mannfao;
Ilik„ toren of—
Penn A No. l bear,' 44 13beetingn
Oupet Main of all notate arid &Weft
Cotten
trarais •
.. pl oug h Lines and Hash Curd;
Rope of all elute end derv:Motion,
llfrOrdere left at the Hardwire Eton of L0P1 1 0 8.14 . 13
a to.. 131 Wood street. will bare attention. in 2517
SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth n'treet,
door. wed or Market. Offloerhourefg*
from A. Y., tn 6P. Y.
All Irak warnritid. la,lll
citEMVANNUAL SALR—k.
a Y arionaie the onlcoo r Pr A
al . • Alanfu a a so S h
t rth C r . I n tonve each, pd wilt manateethe Mae l thee.
the month of Jemvarr. All their vehnlevae rooms VIII to
opettea to the retail trade, and the entire Jacek la .11 their
mien mime marked .1 and ehieed out' at famat
vto IA per dna lesathanrr 00 vriess. dols
ul- EANS-100 bus. reo'd nitefor eget,/ DRYRY ,PEAVECES-30 and
nas BIEBIIIIII DrIAVW/At Sal O rr WM"' , " 4 " 6 "" • '
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From VISSCUEIt & SCIIELL'EI Gctieiat Adyettlan_s
Iloomo, No. 340 oz& smsa....7.Miste.NO. 10
Nassau street)
e===3V=lM
A CARD.
s CANAL, FIR EFT, ii - RIV 1(011..H.
.110Lrrceult BELL
IMPORTER AND .MANURAuruRER OP .
CLOAKS & MANTILLAS;
IlArO ti a t L h D . respectfully inform the trade .
Baring Trade greadM m lnVp L ection on ?rt. or
February.
Ile, leion the only Mantilla merchant from New York
a-ho prolonally visiting Parte thee lesson. may remoter
ht lumen that he sill have lateireemd more varied styles
than any house in the trade.
uotleont dealers tanned to theabone, and they
may role liana every attention.
Charles's London Cordial Gin.
AV ITII . OUT the necessity of extraord W ary
put.lway, with seemly an effort on the pert of the
Proprietor. this superb Oln. In the short period which has
elapsed Rh:welt, lamination to the American public, toto
achieved a popularity beyond precedent In the whole Let
of aleuhollc stlmutanta
• • •
.
• • .. • • • .
The hkrtjlizatok• of oror Fire Thattiind Phyriciani
Eclmad and the United Staten. proclaim Ito tramoradalat
It is up. thu sideboard of the family end the bar of
every weltregulated hotel; by the bedside of the sick ea
well as thucompthion of the iicalthg.• Fre.s.from {dom.
satins gualdics, it is Immunise in its attention. The Inebri
ate, by Its use, dodo It • slight stimulant. Width, while it
feels the appetite, gredmilly weans him from the horrors
of delirium, and mutores •shsttercd constitution.
Itr great repotaiims Ur derived from ila absolute purity,
Its delicioue ilavor.-differing entirely from every other gin
—lts oust utility as a medicine in was of dripePeis.
gout, gravel, discuses of the kidneymenli innumsrebje otb..
or poa n di ee for ishiep ••
remedy end preventive it We
no scull.
To teare/crs it is flu:Wpm:ably hopeful,* dim:ening the
annoyances frequently !Off mulened by =sage of water,
'- 011%1Vig g r t,taitt r cil if I:PU:l7ff IV "'
are
bottles, stamped with the proprloter name, a foe entale
signature upon the label. and packed In tilat-Sof two dozen
each.
lielre.re of imitations The gentdre Cheeks' tondo
Ctlrdlel Oln tan be had retail of ell rioter -fable denatelet:
end gra-era at allbotela and aboleenleof the sole f
era DE VF.NOGra CHAIM&
Agents treated with on Ilberall s e Nl:74enYwite
. Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot.
WM. AIeFARIAND at CO.,
33 MAIDEN LAND. NEW rORN_
Warehouse 145 Pratt st., Baltimore, Md.
n ANKS', Jewelers' and Counting House
YD Safesoferery at. constantly on hand tor Ws, .d
warranted in every resbret,
Ens roar, April Sib 1.4.
Messrs. Wm. Arficriandc Natkaam—rt raves., plow
!are to Inform you that Tow Farb preserved my nooks and
Papers uninjured In the fire la. night, by whlrb every
I.:ureter., my ...vs WWI consumed, and although It
v. esp.. throughout.. tlre, to Intense bent, Its am
tente remained unharmed. The bafeorithllttle repaiing.
onl,l think, answer for another trial- nespeethilly yontw,
T. JENNY. Jr., 11 South 111. am st:
_
FEVEE AND AGUE.
DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
fbr the neer and eipur„ (..nagrer .?herr. Dfsgegria and al
Aretbainti
Proprietors oft his Medicine will state
L without hesitation or fear of sontrsetetion, that the
STAMP.. 317-trur.r has cured more persons wharii It has
hem Introdtmed.than any other medicine In nse for the
abase tilionauer. This inedleine has neither Arsenicerr
Quinine in Its cs.mpoeitioa. of th e ingredients are of a
perfectly health,. character and highly stimulating and
In in their tendency. Persons while using this
medicine seGI net be affected bY exisseure to water or •
damp atm,. ahem no more than when intheir usualhealth.
Planters insertions of the country where the tine pre
vail.. trill do well to adopt this medicine. as the patient is
not obilani to lay by whits under treaement and the may
osrured tea sptedy cure. The Proprietor "pular:tra y
duce
thousands of certificates from those of the highest reaped.
ability. tut prefersaaylnir to tbe sink tag one bottle and
you will bare the lidallibie proof In rimmed. Tull direc
tions for Its nee accompany each bottle.
Certificates can be teen at the ofieeithottlng where this
Medicine has owed when oil others bane failed.
For hispereht and ell nth, Camithdnts there Is
not a-better Medicine Witte market
It has Geo been'taken with thameetadonlehina surcease
in serum) cases of !Mailman-Ird and Goan for there com
plaints take • tabliwpoonful • day.
One bottle of this Medicine reryoften has the desired
feet. Price perbottle.
fry sale by Druggists In all parts of the United Ptates
and Canada.
- -
All NYlmlosate orders roust re stlitteesed to DEED
tEEBBIL sods Proprietors, SA Broadway, llow York.
Anewrs—Feming Bros:, B. A. Falmestook Co., L. wu
•.1 Co.. and Geo. Keyser, Plttakorgit B0).17,
IRON WAREHOUSE.
MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
Importers and Penlnn In
IRON AND STEEL,
Greoloach Sind, Fro York.
r-t , anis:anal yon hand a full &wall:mot of Bar. Rod
Baud, Roan, lima. ahoy, and other IRON,
STEEL OF ALL KINDS.
51rrowinte from all motions of the country's?* Invited to
all ..r tend l bell. &fors boring.
orders by ell eotrueted to our tar. will b.filled at the
•r.t rearkot tact.. MARTIN. SPRING (X),
,12.• 1.132 firernwieh rt., N. T.
p '' : BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NEW TORIC.
lizre rrrionat to .Ve.170 IMAom mr.aJßeetwurn
MPORTING the leading Drugs from their
ow < t n ch =utdo bhh
h n an P d er E huin t
n 1 7 0d .- i R nh
.nd Heir Dinete, lalrGonee=d Strap% P•risad
Yr=te bc. , nzr-a, corks, &nye. An. ire., they nner them on
int most reetrosable berme. Orderecither In person. or by
000 rewden then beet ritheninbu. rell.lnro.
AM (TEL L. CA VERLY; Wholesale Deal
t 7er In Rm.& Painted Palls and Tube, Wood uni Wil
low Ware. haskete. Mate. Corday.. Twine, Wining, Match •
re, Se.. Greenwich et_ Now York, rahnlyr.
%'TJNDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices, Table
011 Cltb.d., JOHN THAllONR.3lmukketurorand
bolnralr Dr•lrr, No. 11.1 st.. aO.l No. 6 Chatham
Sou., Nev York. mhlrl.yr
Extension Tables.
IV M. If Ellt DT, 150 Wooster rat , between
v e Prinen and llountoo eta., Nem York., Ilabotaehoret.
A laryst AV.ortmout always on hand. Order, for Mapping
ronrtually attended tn.oel7,3mr
I °UPI ri CO., Wholesale Print Sellers,
hhohnrs yrtottra, and Stanntatiming Artists.
Colormen. Mari.. lomiko, Botha. and No. atia Broadway.
Nrr 1 orb.. Cataloanry trot by mail. The renal *must
to trade and Ihrtitutionr. Picture Frames throlabod
nolidhnv
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S
LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE.
Corner thamond street rout Merry Alley,
PITTSIAIRW El. Pd.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
ARCH NTREET. ABOVE REPENT/I STREET,
PHILADELPITIA.
H. S. BENSON, PROPRIETOR.
J Board:ALISO
Mar A. 1654-Ird
JOSEPH CIikWAN.
'WOLF:SALE A.VD RETAIL DIALER LY
IMPORTED CIGARS,
fig Market rtrrrc , PittaburgA,
11/ALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer In PIM% Figured arid Deserative Pam Hare
In No. SS Wood street, l'lttsburgh.
801., Agent of the odebtsted manoteeturest Mews. Deli.
wart k. 00.. of Perla mh3-6.3
. . _
FA SHIONS FOR LADIES'DRESS
na—The Parish Fashions Mr JUNE, direct per Reams ir be OP tale no the let prosltoo by
S. L.
MR B. WILSON,
Nn.4e114 Petus. above Hand street.
EIElt, JOKES t CO.,
EPROPRIETORS
KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
if
burgh, MERCHANTS. Canal Ruin. Seventh street, Pitt!Pa.
Bacon, Lrd, Lard Oil. Mess Pork. N.O. MEM Kier'e ex
tra and No. I Salt, Anthracite and Scotch Pig Iran. Bolivar
Brick and Clop. Anthracite Coal. lc. mrlY
BANKING HOUSES
OP
JOHN T. HO GG:
NEW YORK,
No.= SOUTH 31) ST. Pit ILADELPITIA,
ALLFSHIENT 00,
SOMERSET. SOMIMISET CO. '
MOUNT PLEASANT. W.E-TMORE'D 00., Puna.
CONN V.LISVILLE.. PAYETTE
UNIONTOWN.
BROWNSVILLE.
Derv-Its received. Blecounte toads, Drarta bought, sold
and collreted. Bank Notes and Epode bought and sold
Meeks, Notes and other Securities bought nod mild on
c-ant odrelon, lkTrerpondence and collections solicited.
nce.:9-tr
N e OSE F. EATO 3ney.
agont
f = j a n g l Nit tT Yg:: *
str foie rattearile
Trott'. patent Oil Globes. for Steam - Kathie%
Coe. tatinat Drill, for Drilling If=
Dow'. Rock Drilling Machines,
Copelwd's Stationary and Fovtahle Sow MIRK
Crawford's Stearn and Water Gnarls, rod
Oridith's Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machina,.
These articles bare been elamlned by practical mechan
ic% end mach end pronounced superior teeny Innen
Ile la aloe authorised to sell Rights td make and vend
these articles In any part of the country.
He has also for ode hotvressedNutte and Waahert.snd
liniehed Brass Work.
De le elm prepared to take Agencle, for the sale of nth-•
or patented Right, and new Inventions, and eve to the
business faithful and constant attention.
it, refers to the following
CARD.
The eubserlbere have long been acquainted .with Mr.
Hoses P. Faint!, and have no heeitation Is d ine
him to all who nosy...doh to employ hie services, ea gen.
tleman of undoubted integrity and Indefitigsbleindlistrys
in whore exertions every reliance may he placed:
Neville It. Crete. W. Robinnon.Nr o
Wm. lArl mer, Jr., John Graham , ,
W. 11. Ninny, -, R.Childs 00..
Junes Wood, - N. Holmes 4 Rom,
P. IL Friend. Kremer A Rahm.,
F. toren. L. It. Livingston.
Knnp•Wade. William F, Janette:,
William Phillips, Andrair Polices. •• •
A. W. Loomis. tienazam.
Frnsnuann. Na•ffina.tr 27th. Idas
Fall and Winter Occult
EDMOND WATTS.
, MERCHANT TAILOR,
in Lunar sr.rmirr. .
tHAVE now on hand a large Stook of Fall
inditlfitir Goods, overroatlnyvorlrntlrely new &algae,
eehNestlnge of the meet beantlthl netternie Yreneh and
En el nth Ceselmeres, of every idyls and • dude In the reir.
Yet, ell of which I trill make to order, on the Malt remit
nbleterma, vrrranted ad. ,
•
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &0.. .
,INTOLINTOCK & BROS; aro Dow den
yY *bag ed their entire etoek of earpedlng, CUNoffsl.
We, far sae% at prim lower than ever . offered In west
ern mar ket•Onr stock eatudstslnsart of thefollOwinit Inv
Bich Velvet Idle (Wyatt, Tsfeletv7 Brutsein
Br aretMiltrrYltn d VTldrae grakl•
• List slad Nest ern ' Alen. oil otbk i _._
knot Window Shades. Stair BM'S, ULM
Bindbne, and elate of all kinde.
With a full assortment, et all artleiels generally kept In le
serve. vearebense., .
Vera.* ',Whim/ to fund& llteamboats.. Muses ed Ho
tels will do well to call new, en now is the time to aware
gent bargains: 'llealeatber Oaplant No. initiated st.
near Liberty.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
"SATURDAY ftIORNING, JANUARY 27, 1856
Corr./Tow:ln= of tbi YfttatrnrYL Dal y Gazette.
IVASIIINGTO.X, JUL. 26
The Anti-Know Nothing. caucus of the demo-
Cratio Senutors will take place to.Morrow.' 'The
last one broke up in commotion, and the coitne
tion will doubtless re-appear with the reassem
bling. The number of Senators in the first pow
wow was about 'twenty. , 3lttlre,%lltl.llo.Ye been
issued for 101 the democrats in good standing 'to
be present to-morrow. In this way an andienee
of 80 Senators will probably :be drummed. up...—
Brodhead was one of the mast aotive,participants
In the former demonstration. It is said that la-
son,of Va.,made a speech denouncing the object
of the meeting withoutatint. Re wishes to save •
democracy in Virginia, where the K. N's. are
making remarkable progress.
The Horse will to-morrow come to a Hail 1--c.re
upon the French Spoliation claims, for the . first
time since 1848, when the bill was regularly
passed and vetoed by Polk. The Senate passed
a bill of the same purport in each congress of
Taylor and Fillmofe's millinistration, but the
Democrats called into requikition their parlia
mentary filllbasterism, and prevented a vote by
the Rouse during four years. I think the bill
will pass, and if so I have no doubt at all that
the president will veto it.. 4„.
, 'Old soldiering seems to have subsided for the
session. Brodhead's bill for additional bounties
to the soldiers of 1812 was carried along on the
topmost wave of favor, as long as the veterans
were hero to stimulate the generous and patri
otic sympathies of the House and Senate, but
'at their departure the fervon of enthusiasm for
their canoe and demands suddenly exhaled.—
Brodhead's Bill has been so loaded down with
amendments, embracing all who had ever seen i
a gun and more than had emelt gun powder, ,
that its originators and supporters became asha- i
rued of it. A
The Pacific Railroad has been finally laid to
rest, having fallen tinder the atabs of imiumera
, ble secret as well as open foes. On the last do•
Mjsion the vote of the Speaker could have saved
it, but that vote he declined to give, notwith.
standing the whole Nebraska party stood pledged
to stand by Mr. McDougal In requital for his aid
and comfort in repudiating the Missouri Compro
misci But their private engagements sit as lightly
upon these gentry as their public obligations, and
McDougal is justly punished, first for his own
treachery to freedom and next for the simplicity
and folly which induced him to put himself in
the power of each a set of scurvy and abandon
ed politicians. lam very glad the bill has been
placed beyond the resat, of euffering. The sub
ject will collie up under better auspices . In the
next Congress, when if the state of the country
will permit, the work may be undertaken with
the amiction of Congress.
The Senate bad a curious case before them in
secret session to-day. One of : the first things
,done by Pierce was to supersede the territorial
judges appointed by Fillmore, by nominations of
hisownpersonalpoliticaladherents. The Senate,
after debating the point a day or two, cenfirmed
the Pierce men. The Whig judges were turned
neck and heels out of office. This, however, did
not end the matter. ;he Fillmoretins vacated
the bench, but insisted upon their rights de jure
to their salaries, though their seats were held de
facto by others. Being unable to bring Guthrie
to their view of the case, they apply to the Su
preme Court for a mandamus upon that obsti
nate person, requiring him, without default, to
make paymentof the same. The cave has been
made the victim of a two or three days wrangle
between the lawyers, and was taken to chain.
hers for a 'consultation. In the meantime it oc
curred to some of the Senators that a judgment
in favor of the dismissed judges would be a re
flection upon the decision of the Senate. in Can-,
firmlng their enceessors. do executive session
was therefore held to consider whether it would
not be right and proper to inform the Supreme
Court of the reasons on which the Senate based
its &dip In the.premise. , :. A long debate occur
red over this delicate po nt, and it is was ended
by a resolution that it was not worth while to
have anything to do with the Supreme Court, and
then dropped.
The Kinney Expedition dont go off, and it be
gins to be suspected that it wont go_off_. CoL
-Kinney, by Brevet Major asneral and Common
der-in-Ch let of the Army and Navy of the C?nh
tral American Land and Mining Company is
busily engaged in issuing commissions to e
field and staff officers of this gallant corps, but
the privates do not step forward; and beside
there is no matey; and moreover, the President
and Secretary of State have waked up to an
awkward consciousness that after all they cannot
shut the eyes of other persons, if they do their
own, to the palpable and,glaring facts that Kin
ney's enterprise is a hostile expedition, organis
ed In military form, for an incursion into the
territories of a friendly State, with the purpose
of seising, occupying and retaining the same.—
These things being self-evident they cannot
evade the responsibility of allowing them openly
to violate the neutrality laws of the United
States or of arresting the ringleaders and frus
trating the objects of the undertaking. The
latter course will be adopted. Between the
scarcity of money and of men, and the fatal
perversity of the law, these patriots will be
compelled to smooth their wrinkled fronts
and to put off their armor, and to remain at
home; not to mind their own business, far they
have none, but at least' to lot alone that of their
neighbors. There is said to be no great evil
without some small good, and the probable die
bandment of this association of worthies is a re
sult of the hard times no to be deplored.
Tho Secretary of the Treasury holds outagainst
his party on the tariff. They want him to come
down like Capt. Scott's coon, at the demand of
the canons; but he prefers adhering to his own
plan of tariff - 1. - eduction, consequently the Union
pours cold water over him and his rectommen
dations. But there is another reason for the
hostility of the Union. A few weeks ago Guth
rie decided that the organ had no right to twen
ty five or thirty thousand dollars, which its edi
tors, Nicholson and Forney, claimed as extras on
their printing bills. A few days afterwards ap
peared an editorial announcing, that the Guthrie
plan of tariff reform was not Democratic.
NATIMALIZATION.--Governor Priiie, of Now
,iersay, in his tate annual Message to the Legis
lative, says:
"The naturalization laws of the United States,
and the manner of their execution by the Feder
al and State Courts, is a subject for grave con
sideration. The nog-enforcement of the Inten
tion and spirit of the law has given rise to an
abuse which demands a remedy, and has aroused
a feeling and spirit becoming to patriotic Ameri
can citizens, which is sympathized In iv both
naturalized and native citizens. Congress, un
der the Constitution of the United States, has
established a uniform rule of naturalisation, and
under it citizenship can only bo conferred. The
law may not be so unexceptionable in Itself as
the.manner of its execution.. We are bound, as
a State, to faithfully execute the laws of Con
gress; and any law passed upon the subject. cal
culated to exalt the atttibutes of American cid
senship will be dully honored and regarded by
Flow Jersey.
"A law prohibiting our courts from naturalis
ing for a period of time previous to State elec
tions would be attended with beneficial results
Intl add greater purity to on/ballot-box, which
,must be vigilantly guarded. It is jot upon the
eve of as election, when party mete! t runs
that foreigners are eought after by partisans,
and.brought before the come, for naturalization;
and it is asserted that the court fees are often
paid bythem; indeed, it has been understoad for a
long time that it costs foreigners nothing for
their naturalization. if they are not frequently
Paid for becoming datum. Evil practices should
b e c h ec k e d, and any measure adopted by Con
,
.Erf" will be enforced by this State."
B ow s, Jan. 23.-4 he House of Ilepreetata
tiros toAsy voted la favor of Gen. Henry 14i1•
son ; Airierleen, for ll.' 8. &Dater. The whole
*mbar of votes east was 884, of which 284 were
oast forMlion, 88 for Bryant, 18 for Rockwell
icetto44, - , • •
From 1. 01 ti;411014,1h
How UEV.ItAti FAIRMEIM Grr 11111111 T A.T2072.
'PLR CESTUN PEII Assver.---At the end of the
&ten Year? War, Frederic the Mina fund 'the .
1 province of Silesia, the Mize of his 'victories; in'
a most wretched condition. Every branch of
mechanical industry was . prostrated, labor- was
low, the people of the towns were not able to.
buy the produce of the farms, the Amami' ere=
ated brae armies had altogether ceased, 'coal ;
demo was ruined, money scarce r and the rates
of interest enormous. The nobles,who were the
principal farmers, fouod themselves . on .the are
or general insoivenclr. Theyclamored for relief, 1
stop and stay laws; Just as debtors in all parta
of the United States did, after the bank collapse
-in 1819. Frederic could think of nothing bet
tor than granting a stay of threa.years on the
collection of debts.
In this state of things, an obieintradesman
at Berlin, named Boring, proposed a scheme for
restoring confidence, and extricating the Bile-
Mans from their ensharraasments. • fits great
idea was to substitute to the,individual responsi-.
bility of each . debtor, the colreetive mortgage
guarantee of all the proprietors • who wished to
_borrow. a lender an single mortgage in the
usual way, was liable to too many chances of loos.
The irregularities and tediousness of foreclosure,
tits,uncertainty of sale, arising from a too high.
valuation by appraisers, the depreciation in Value
hiariaidents of flood and fire, and the slew re- I
tuna by real estate of the amounts expended in'
improving it, are causes of uncertainty to -th
mortgage creditor, and: tend. to make lenders ,
mcrrereserved; and force borrowers-either topsy
higher rates of interest or to gage a greater
value in land for a smaller sum in miihey. Add
to these the competion of merchants and MAIM ,
,I4ltiittorers, paying at short datesedth-the farm...
era, audit is evident that loan on simple mart.
gage was calculated la:repel hither than attract ' I
the money-owner. Boring thought these defects
in mortgage'security might all be obviated, and
thatmoney might be commanded on it more freely
than on any other. He bound together in a sin
gle association all the real estate owners of, the
province, empowered them to borrow in their
collective capacity, and loan to individuals of
their own number, taking moegage and expro-
printing summarily in caseornon-payment By
this means, capitalists were saved all the ex-
pease, delay and perplexity of examining titles,
and assured of the exact payment of theirintereat
and principaL His plan went into operation.
As its merits became better known, interest be
gan to fall
It worked so well in its crude state as to at
tract the attention of the best fmauciers of Eu
rope. It was adopted with modifications and im
provements in Brandenburg in 1777, in Pomer
ania 1781, in Hamburg in 1782, in Western
Prussia in 1787, in Eastern Prussia in 1788, in
the Principalities of Luneburg in 1791, in Bathe
nia and Livonia in 1803, in Schleswig and Hol
stein in 1811, in Mecklenburg in 1818, in the
Grand Duchy of. Posen in 1822, in the Kingdom
of Poland and the Principalities of Kalenberg,
Grubeubagen and Hildesbeim in 1825, in Bre
men, Verden and the Kingdom of Bavaria in
1826, in Wurtemburg in 1827, in Hesse Camel
in 1832, in Westphalia in 1835, in Gallaoia in
1641, in Hanover in 1842, in Saxony in 1844, in
Belgium in 1850 and in France in 1852. In a
few of these states and principalities there are
loan institutions, founded by the Government
and administered by the Central or provincial
authorities; but these are instituted chiefly for
the purpose of aiding the peasants to buy up
tithes, socages and other feudal obligations.—
The Farmers' Loan Associations proper may be
divided into two classes—those created by the
borrowers for their own interest; and those cre
ated by capitalists, administered by them and
favoring them rather titan the borrowers.
Most of the Getman associations belong to the
former class.
Their mechanism is simple. The fact of bor
rowing is generallymecovsary to constitute one
a member, but in Eastern Prnada every land
owner is a member and can claim as a right bis
proportion of credit.
Tho person who wishes to borrow presents to
the director a note of every incumbrance on his
land. d valuation is then had in the usual man
ner. Most of the associations do not lend more
on the land than half of its valuation; a few lend
three-fourths. The general rule is to lend only
on first mortgage. The association borrows from
capitalists, issuing its certificates for amounts
varyingfrom twenty to two thousand dialers.—
These certificates are payable to the bearer—
that in several countries the holder may guard
against theft or loss, by endorsing them with
'words equivalent to "withdrawn from circula
tion." The value of those certificates fluctuates
less than7 % u the x
- on this- i =the German paper
Bible to find them used for'the speculations of
stock-jobbers.
The borrower pays annually a certain sum,
which includes the interest, his share of the ex
penses of the institution, amounting, generally
to one-fourth of one per cent., and a small amount
on the principal. To illustrate the working of
this we will give a few figures. The provincial
association of Silesia pays Si per cent. to the
lender, and receives from the borrower 9 per
cent. interest-1 per cent. expenses and :one
ball of one per centum on the principal. This
annual payment on the principal rises nowhere
higher than I per cent., and the gross amount of
interest, expenses and sinking fund nowhere ex
ceeds Si per cent on the loan.
The lenders cannot break an association by
creating a run upon it as the certificates are not
payable on demand, but are paid by the accumu
lation of the sinking fund, the number to be paid
being decided by lot.
. .
Nor can an Association break a borrower,
by forcing him to reimburse the whole Bum,
so long on ho makes his annual payments
with regularity. But as the punctuality and
credit of the Association depends on the punc
tuality of:the borrower, the law gives it the
right-of enzimmary process against delinquents.—
After two notices, it takes possession of the mort
gaged property, and appoints a receiver .until
the liquidation in full of the principal, interest
and expenses. It is also authorised to borrow
money on the property, prior to the sale of it.—
In some provinces the day of sale is fixed by law,
and in others the Association keeps the property
until the rents pay the debt. •
EACH ASSOCIATION HAS A CONTINGENT TEND
Important privileges are enjoyed by some of
them. In Bavaria the certificates aro a legal
tender, and are exempted fratit—thwitamp and
register tax. In some of the Prussian and Rus
sian provinces, the Associations have been well
endowed by the State. Every where, the gov
ernment exercises a constant and severe super
vision of their administration.
The value set upon the certificates can be best
seen by a comparison with that of the govern
ment stock. From 1808 to 1815, when securi
ties of every kind were depreciated by the wars
of Napoleon, the certificates were higher tban
the Prussian fives. From 1815 to 1839, a period
of peace, they were constantly above par. In
1839, the interest was reduced to 3i, and the
sinking fend principle established—that is, tho
right of the creditor to exact payment of the
capital at any time, was abolished. Tins occa
sioned a temporary fall, but the certificates soon
arose above par. In 1848, when the revolution
had reduced the Pratsian funds to an average
of 69 per cent., the stock of the Bank of Prus
sia to 63, and railroad stock to from 80 to 90
per cent., the average value of the si per cent.
certificates was 93 per cent'inSilestia and Pom
erania, 83 per cent. in West Prussia, and 96 per
cent. in East Prussia.
The advantages which these Associations offer
to the borrower are claimed by their European
edrocates te be as follows:
1. They permit him to borrow without the ex-
Rewire • intervention of brokero or third par-
2. They relieve him from all unexpected de
mands of repayment
8. They allow him to pay in small sums and
extinguish the debt gradually.
4. They give him habits of order which are
highly beneficial.
G. They raise the value of real estate.
TO TOO 'ANDER.
1. They offer a safe investment and punotual
payments.
2. They free him from all care in relation to
the mortgaged proper* ,
3. They save him the trouble and costs of a
suit of foreclosure.
4; They save him .all the small Expenses which
hoo „, Lo y the collections of interest and capi
tal and of Investment.
• i t is certain that these institutions have had
one excellent political effect. They have enabled•
the peasants' to free themselves In a great meas
ure from the fended charges, the tithes, aecage,
days' work, tolls, &c. ' which are so contrary to
the spirit of the ago. It is:to them thattho free
dom of the Galician peasants is chiefly owing.
We may add that they have contributed hot a
little to the agricultural improvement of conti
nental Europe. :Whether they would :suit - the
present wants of America, is a subject we have
no room now to discuss. It will dons no harm;
at any rate, to know what people do in other
parts of the world.
•
AWFULTATALITY.--AMODS the late arriral,y of
Gentian Zmigrants at 8L louts' from New Or.
.teaus, was a family consisting of a man, wife.
and seven children, who obtained lodgion ::., r ,
house on Carondelet avenue: T. tc.riv,,,,ta
there up to Monday aftemtm tort ','-''''" O v e!:= l.,
when the children became ~ iL.!iti, :1 . ..1 ., "-..; ,3, ....'
Mix a'olook,or within an hour. 4,vri. ::, - - f1x1. , :,
of the men died. Thepky.r..f.,,y. w ,
theni pronotusemi thtdr dies t± ,f,,,,'
~1.1:j.i1;).t.11 .1 .'. 1 ."1- 1 ..,
a ,
r , WHA T ems' :climax's SovnltarlYortn
few.ditia - beftireataitiotOgnitieliiarthaTA,
i'anPrentn'OnnAlan'NevAnriti` flObtri”ltinelken, t ,
3, ened ebarhmlfahlilteforliarfet-ide'serkeicee-.
se thePeetthittntre i llitiatiturTateite#2 , ;'-frk. , ,
li the coariiiirtliellfnlg':o;'Pjfmn:Wgi , frtha:'V
New York pbseoo4;wAii - 4alidiciu - r
reia ti"' ta 4 4 , 3940 1,2 1K"."3 1 1 3 4the.0..,
Lie said thatc4}gritoc'Amtlatyllgal.
,
from five hundtiethaMelatkoluaitd•44l/48,1'1"1"
*could depend nem kisAmiet,sucimbilleptceinalsit.-313
the papar l popcdatittelnfitatehefut. , " lititertert:
-tars charibetteailitioisi
server Contains.fitcstf9ol.llighlik,e2";
.cpntiibtittons in other forme
to three dollars per column.
Dr. Prime's
the religiona- newapai,q , t.ress," and-theril
preamste,-ealarima gauge loiter than in the.linst e
arY and Pnlignai Tied, ll"::1) WM/04'4i nAlitsh, , t
ben Of grafi/Dona.correspondents • among tno
clergy.. -• atteera indary;'ia emittoi'of_thei
. tribune,'aside tram .his profitg as proprietariAtima
6fty dollars alrtatt,•-and . corr.espondentior.pnap:
side editor:ton-the Mae paper, receive fronkiliwo, d lo
to six dollars itdaiamnfor their centribntions.,
-.Fanny Perty'acconti* fh's , statenniziCof ,d,
the Trne Flat; fir which she wrote in the. earner "r
part of her - Weer, received at tint two 'dollars , l e
a'aohnon, anddettbseguent4 huger etyma,' until • =i
the pablicher.:.intimatea.that he . refused.,tel •MY , •
her demand of *else doll* coltrms.Dnia- o.
•..
Zrlaretrniatnns OR Tna Psolllc...a Washing.
ton letter eayn _.
: 'Same' oorrespondeuelSisits been sent. rto the
-Senate-which warred. between.. the, Seerttarr„
of Sitate.,ealtd.,Geittrialk,,Bad:b.4lre*?thlS'-•:,
General and other officers of the Government.
In one of Wool's Intirrs, dated the 25th Septem
ber last, he states that an agent had gone to the
Sandwich Islands to learn whether a revolution- •
cry movement there would 4eoeive the popular
support. Upon receipt of a favorable answer,,,
the General was quite satisfied that a filibuster- '
ing expedition would at once he fitted Oat. "" -
"A letter from the Collector of the portal' '
San Francisco to General Wool, - dated August .
16, 1854, states that he had been confidently
formed by D. L. Gregg, United States Commie
goner at the Sandwich Islands, that two persons
J. D. Blair and -- , Litthrtip'--who had just ar
rived at San Francisco from Hoziolula, were en
gaged in organizing a force to operate against
the Islands, and declare their. separate indepen-' -
deuce. The Commissioner also stated that these
parties, while professing warm empport, to the •,. _
projected scheme of annexation to the United:
States, were, in fact devising schemes hostile to
it, and to our intercourse with the Pacific:" • •
NEW PLOW FACTORY.
VALLEY FORGE WORKS.
J S. HALL & SpEER,
nAVING commenced olleratione in the
NEW PLOUGH FACTORY, In Blanchester, wo aro
factarizit PLOUGHS of ovetT . toraption of; tb j e
tritire p atont=r tlrflot., . elifal 9 na".
lout Iron Centro Ploughs, Iturrored moor Plough; ZIP
MR 81de and flub. Roll, Cotton and Sugar Plonshs. torgattt
er with o Plonehj' a ointa and CsaUn t ,Lootizev n =t!.e u t ,
Retalt i at our wartdonnoo lta LlbenT Plttaburgh
anii.orotay.ls , •
Dubnque Tribune,
•
The O..aT 'Pieper elf the C.
V
HIS is one of the oldest and most widely
demisted Newspapers In Lew.
i rttsbnegh Iderettents and other., wishing to secure the
business of Dubuque and the Upper )11wdmaipplw1U do
well to-send thsir advertkeements to tiers DUBTAUSTEIIII.
U. which is !mined Daily, Weekly and Tris Weekly, and
which has already a large adrertisinsypatronste, le will
be seen by reference to its *An rona, • , oelEktf .
CI
larpetinge Oil
LS Cloths co: atting& •
ILOBON do
FIFTH Vag= OPP(Ailrbr THE TREATRE,
HAVE now on hand and to which they Late dW77 adding
•
i wi gt r l thl"ruit=t= •
be fold at eastern nom Alp—ltags,,ilete, Window
Shallo. Wet:dean Blinds.Prano and table coma, Eon Hol
land. Orson oil cloth, trot .11
other goods ntaallrkept
arnet houses, to which the attention of purchasers 11
_Sseoutor's Sale of Real Estate..
I WILL offer at Public , , Sale or - outcry .on
the protalson, on SATURDAY. thellth-day of Feign.,
ry, A. D., lava. • valuable Farm, belonging to ti estate
of Ezekiel Craton, deed. hi Little 'Beaver - township,' Law , •
renocCouuty, PI.. containing 1= acres, situated about •
one mile from the Root* Station. Ohio and Pa. Railroad,
Ina goal neighborhood. Said Vann .1s One .the hat
scraintrowing farms lathe totighborkaad.heing well water,. .
ed,excellent meadow onthesame, being well calculated Ibr
altheeralsing grain or keeping stock:about . ereirof. ,
the land being cleared and In
. &good state of, cultivation., ,
Sale to commence at 1:o'clock 2.. when the t*
made known, which will be easy. For . further. infer-
111811012. apply to the subscriber, in Unity Columbiana
County, Ohio. DAVID AUGURTINEZ.BIeer of .
ja2.4-widT • the estate of Ezekiel Craton. der
/
.NLY
_ 8506 1 for a • Dwelling 11 - 011131) and
I..r g . Let of irnomid. The House sontiftts4 moms '
tni • rootaei4r. The tot h. sfloatot 74 th on. ()refs
Reath In tiouth Pittsburgh, by 56 feet deem Grape Thtse.
Pesch Trees, (harrants, seeberrstes, bhnng ld Orus/Isht
Water, Le. ite. Thin proptrty very Vaunt's' sittukt•d
D . . .
-• •
RIED PEACHES —2OO both. Ohio hakes
recteired and Ibr de by DELL it LIBBEIT.
T. WASHINGTON PROPERTY., FOR
SALE—A good Frame Dwelling flouse. with large ,—
t• t 112 ft. front On the brow of the hUt. rand running • •
back 422 ft. on Bertha et. to art alley.with a well of '
good water, elude and null trees. a stable, wad •
good board fence arrnand the property. Pee, 500• .
Persoae deeirodaofa pleasant residence and gate water,.
with • view of the two citlea .to., would do well to
attend to the above. Apply moon at the geal *S'ittatd•Of
flee of Ja2.5 S. CRIVIBRII:r A gnli, 142.3411.
GOOD I TENANTS WANTED . the. fol.-
irWo=iHanna and Stare Roo= •
ng . Houses and Store Rooms on 3.1 at. ,
A Dwelling Holm on 6th at. '
A Dwelling House on Water at. ahem, Grant .
A House of 8 rooms, on Logan at
A House of 3 room; on Bedford
A Large new House on 80,., at head of 6th at,
A Dwelling House to Birmingham. •
A Large Talent Stand In Haat litratingham.
A Large Store Boom on 4th as., near Wood.
That spacious Halton 4th et. now known as Cargo t Halt
jals Appal to B. CUTHBERT & 80'.4.1.40 Ed at.
K: HAS POWER TO CURE—"I . had not
used Medial before I !bit its beneficial °Nets..
. R. E4Sciferv-Mr:-.Butrericur . from cold and Dowdy
for - which / tried many receipts, without obudedairteller.
I was premented with • bottle of '4l. M. &liar/ 'Mush :
Mittora" I Wok it • duty whkh I owe both you seathe
Publk In greners., to tesatively assert that I had ilot toad
t Wee hefdr. I felt beneddal effents, and - (under lbs ~
Divine blessing) had no occasion to noun the bottle. I •
testify *leo, as to having witnessed Its mania pMwMea on
friend...of mine; °nein particular, who had a try attack,
7 .l , ll . =tr e tru m =pht U twher a r tr" coufge ' . W edia -*
affect the suffere l v demanded amongst mon ad
"MAI;
Mime Cough PITIAERAIX.
Pittsburgh. Jan. It, 1811. WS Wylie SC:
Prepared um sold by R. S. SELLELY et)...57 Wood et.
and fir We by draggles. everywhere. - de3l
New LeatmsaUme. - •
G. MOWRY, Late of the grin of R. Bald,
0. 1.1 z 03 Mart,. gnat, oppodte the head. of Wood:
arta wholeaste and retail dealer to LEAMLIO..
and 0 has jut vetatned front the Fast, and le lj t 2 el
eehlaßß e Was easett=imt of Leat.her.alwdatiag cd—
Pole. nankeen Leather. Philadelphia sad Yeett Oatt-
War, Morocco and Eh* or an . d.aritAk.r. 8t2 "% .1.1'
truk=and : u meral .a. aVezeut of PitallAt im a t e;
'Aft.. lb? our would Invite lay UI cal via
swab. oty emit Witte .tushsiag elanebere. '' • ••••
tehld. J. O. KOWItr. 7,
ca HE LLE D CORN-300 bus for sale
1116 3.tW.1111L.-
BUS. Corn, in the oar, for nab by:,
1.1) J. B. OLNITIELD.
011
to LANKET S of a superior quality, and ine
dlom do. to bad at lota pricsalor gltalltn. Igoe*
an 22 IdErAPItY DultOltatlLLD,
', (n. 'u.ber at t.
111 APTISMAL PAINTS at the India Rubber
UP Depot: lie Market R. J. k MPH:CUSP&
INDIA RUBBER • WHIPS of_, all , Ogee,.
wholesale and Mal. at the Rubb er De
of
1U .aft
Meet. dal3 • .
DARED PEACH:ES-30 bus. pared 84/!4)11.
Vt"' ha ''' s " di DILWOittIL
CLOVER SEED-200 bus. for' sal0).,t;;;„
I.IIITTER-10 kegs HELLS L IQG
g g ree'd sad for PU by LIG,
TINDER GARMENTS at gmatt_y_ reduced
d . 6 eadsTER'S. 74 Wood ot.
DOT aka. juat reo'd and for sale
IdedaND ...LAWN:WM.4 00, - •
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HAIR BRUSIIES---A large arid fliteraa
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*rowboat of Nall arues. reed br JOS. S.
EXTRA. FA3IILY FLOUR—Ch Bork
ifopednie Mius;Belmni. 311113 sod o hire
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FLOUR --160 bblo. -atm Flour on hand'
and farads br J. A. LIOTC/1190,1 a 00.._.r
EANS —2l bbls. small whit& Todd' and
for Ws by Jai? • BELL t LIOOIETT.
BARLEY-16 zacks prime Barley for saki
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CORN -200 btu! Ear Corn for sale by
Jan WHITER A DILWORTH
"POTATOES-40 bole. reo'd and for sale by
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