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    SHE , ''''" VAILY , PITTSBURGH: • :,-.::. - ;,:r-.A'' . '. l -i'il - .-'''-::Li'' TFA:;
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
NEW TOME ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rim VISSCHER„ OWEN t CO., ftstalt. Nvesmen An-
MT:BM LIM; (Appleton's BuniEnr„)..n.ll6 and 3.14
Brossinety, New /Wk.
Glodtrey's celebrated Cordial Bitters
aS lISIDIVALLED TONIC AND STODULDIUD,
AYOSITIVE AND PALATABLE
fleated,y for genepaDetality, Dyspenia, Low. of Ap.
paths, and All disorders of the. Digestive drone.
The Inventor and Proprletor et GoVrey's f .I.hra M Ow.
dial Mates In remenblending them as au unrivalled tonic
and invigoraut; ist =stained by the tart medial authoritin
of 'Europe l America, as-well at by the multitudes oho
'lran totted . A. w restorative they Atone. alone.—
Theseus& owl, nose langrasbing might awake to boo
atietebee b tint powerful renovator. The dyspeptic oho
wort. too ikeys Cordial Bitter; Ands temente perma.
neat. L" the Taal organ.. they exercise .direct sanita.
.
r ylade, and yet their agency le as mild as salutary.—.
For gem debility. sinking' t the. atornach, loss of apps
tit...kb or mental 'depression, hYPodemeltim , .,
broken aloe flatulence, taintnem r erectile,
oholic. cost eons, and all cltsonlen of the nerreneyetem,
their bane are lambed:Bl2le.
Parchase Arent:atoned anklet all impositions.
Central Depot, 16:Litmth WWI.> ,Into , , N. Y.
JmYkdden .4 PO. OiIDTREY. Prdr . r
God 31 . 'a Celebrated Cordial G-bi.
IT 0IM216111:17. boas NOT =MATZ-
T n l ' •UNEQUALLED BEVERAGE
pa emote malkinal propertlee of the 'deled order.—
It il nteaufaeturodeepocialle for and by the Proprietor and
Pateritee,of the bat matorlels, md bail all the merit, a-ob
-1
oat the dole Hone effect. of any other Gin either in Greet
Britain, BM dor thil cmintry. aorwsttrs CELL.
DILATED CO DIAL GIN toe teen adopted by etninrnt
phystrians as he menet end rimed oftioarioua diamdeo Oiel- I.
to
WA di tie which menotacteritig ekill hie yet given..
to the world. ,It Is entirely exempt from thaw alehobollc C
drinks which begets thlnt for eliMntentl. Orden to any
amount promptly filled by the Proprietor,
OEO. GODPRET,
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Importer of Brandies, Ole, Wines, do-,
1G Bondi Wallamat, New York.
Imported Winds, 6 lei, &a.
I. & W. GEERY,
233 coin MACS, 13115.719.1M0AbWil,Nrn
retr
[EihLllebd 1110.1.1
EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST
Quality Family (armed., oder to the Trod, lioMb..
Ate Famll44, elm aro *Moe to their taste, and
dodos • penning arride, • law variety of
TEAL—Ure* and Slack, Souchoug, Proachoog, English
Breather, admit, Imperial, Upon, Gunpowder, Song
Lemon, An, to chest, and half Chesty to
OGFECE—Meette and Java.
WEVES--.Mieleiras.—Sherries,
.Fortth. Mod*, ate., eery old
and high grade% In original package% dent chid, Mag
nums mad bottles, - '• • • • •
CAlt7.o:: and outtimats (mamas.'
caLimpAtomer—m.t.;k Chandon'e Cab't Verzenay.
Do IGL:tad*, G. 11;31eiroof • do do do
140011 S—Brandies, Rama Whiskey, Gin, A mob, Au,
' slabs, Kirsch, to to.. in original package% deo Comma,
Marnitblno, Anisette, Nays* Bitten, de.
MALT LIGUORS—Loadon Brown Stout, Neotab and English
Alec
CIGARS—A reedy orchol. brnds.
PICKLES—LEneIIah and rrinth-
SAUCES—For Flsh, Curtis, Omrte,Meat, to.
CHlESE—Stilton, ChOdder, Royal, Victoria. Prince Albert,
Parmesan, Gruyere, Sag.tgo, Dutch and sad American
211.10ARS—Laaf,Croahed, Pulverised, St. Groin, doe., in Wir
ral, and half barrels.
'IAMB—West oldie, and American.
OlLS—Oilve, Sperm and Whale.
Sirthar Liquors ere sentranted umdultended and of Ger
own importation fe&dtf•
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TEINWAY SONS, MAN
," LTACrIMERS, PI Walker street, New..
York - , rewired the followig. First Prirei I
Maas in competition..Rh the best makers in Booton, hen
York. Philahelphis and Baltimore.
0 FIRST PRIZE. MEILLLS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington. March, Mk.
A GOLD MEDAL, at the G.vett.l Palace, Nese York, Nce
somber. 11L5.5, (being tte only told ItedaVvert hoe Plano.
within th a last ell years.)
- A GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1159..
VIE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL, et the Fel; Crystal Pala.,
:few Pork, Norember,lBsC. Amens. thejudgee Inn the
Ent untied talent lAD], eountn, nett se L Mason, Got t .
taltelk,ifallestheupt and :..any others. St. SB. Piga.
(with and without the Dori Fran.) an warnioted far three
years, and a mitten anemia. giver,. Plattoa pecked and
thlppeel without thin.. Priem /infanta. de.Mlytir
LADIES'
• SPOOL
COTTON.
I. nos. =flyer...llr known to the 'tory bort for Emily nor
sad atbro for SEWING MACIIINES.
Agents, BiIBERT LOOAN k CO.,
61 Bey Stlve , ,,N ,, . York
Druggists
BL. FAIINESTOCK. late of the firm of ft
.A. Fahneatock & Co., and ancrea.r o Meru.
Bros. Wholeanle Dro=lat, No. 90, corner Woad and Four.
Pittaburgh. PA
piA. FAIINESTOCKCO., WHOLE
. tole Dragriota turd Manitfacturers of Wblto Load,
and Litharga, corner Wood and Front streets, Pitts
burgh. tnah7
SCHOONMAKER. MANUFACTURER
xy • of White Load, Slott Lead, Zinc, Paint, Litho:lm Pot
ty and Wholeetala Dealer In Painter, Oils, Vartdattm, Tor Po
. te.. No. Wood,at., Pitt...burgh, Pa oaklyd
-
JOHN * HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
Whole-W*l.nd Rood Drogstetinol Dealer
In Paltda,Oils, Dyestuff., Le, corner Wood and Stun street.,
Plttabargh.
air - Itogrilsr Agent for Dr. Ford'. Medicine. apdl
jOHN •P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
erin DrAgs, Paints, MD, Varta.4.. ud Ikrestalfs,„: , ,V
WS Liberty street,PlttActret.
All Orders 'win receiroprompt attention.
ilirAgent for Mama'. Pulotonle Syrup: mar:ll ydan
It•
E. SELLERS, WHOLESALE DEAL-
er Sn Drag, Patota:Dycstuffs. niL., Varnishes. Le,
1i0.76 Wood Are., PittAbargh, Pa. floods we.rranted.
Pilafs low.
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,MO= lllat . X
OZOILOZ IMITZ,
BRAUN & REITER, WHOLESALE AND
Metal Drnalsta,nornes of Liberty and a. Clair Ma.,
Pittsburgh.
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J •
OSEPII FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
wilco: & Co.) corner Market street and Mammy& keeps
constantly 011 h2ad ful l and complete easortment of Drop,
Medlcbson lfedlelue Chests, Portuustry, and all article. per
to Ma buslocsa.
irirPhyskleos prescription. carefully componoded at all
hour. JeStly
TIM GEO. n. KEYSER, DRUGGIST,
140 Wood otrnet, corner ut Waal street and Vlrglel
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pobucc rlcalas
CHEESE,,, For WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
Dealer Mono, Bitter, LY: d gfax7rgo ' d M uee g b are t reVr a ,
25 Wood St. above Water, Pittsburgh. myn
JB. C,ANFLELD, LATE OF WARREN,
. OttlO,Cotandolon end Forwarding Merchant,and
Wholesale Dealer in IS'oetern }Legatee Omega. Buttes, Pot
And Pearl Aeh, and Wert,. Produce generally. Front AL,
between Smlthllehtend Woed, Pittabursh.
M ....,.....
IBANE &,,,41INTJER, (SUCCESSORS
we. k A. Me.l3ano,) Dealers In Plow Orain and
Produce. Commtalon and 'Forwarding March:mu., No. 124
Sixond @treed, Pltlebargb, P. . (J..1,'57•413•Da1a
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PAVID e....IIERBST, FLOUR, PRO
anw, awrCommleglork urchuot, 'So. =7
rty strceli corner of Hand, Pittsburgh. efte his alien
Con to tits ode of Floor. Pork, Dom, Lord, Meese, Batter,
entiri, Dried Fruits, Sonde, ko. ko.
AlirOoasignosents reopeetiolly solicited.
ALEX. FORSYTH, (SUCCESSOR TO
rgnyta a Scott) Forwarding and CAlmentesion Met%
t, Dealer to Wool, Hides, Flour. Damn Leu.d and lord
011 and Prodoca generally. No. 75 Water et, Pittabarah, Pe.
juRIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION'
a Merchantand Dealer to Groceries cod Produce, 27
atreet r ytttabargh, pa.
Defer to T.. IfalatTOX, Plttaborgb,
' BatILLIT,'COSGSATI I CO., Pittsburgh.
airChonalgonoants solicited end astlatsctory return. gear.
• deltklydawT
JELOBEIZT HUTCHINSON, COMMISSION
)lettka76,for the Bala. an d Westeno Boerne OWNS,'
otter, Lard. Nom; Ptah, Pot Pearl Mow, Paburatne.
04 1110114 Orgill: teeda,Drted Fl a t
Produce gerunally,
No. a thodthdeld greet; between Mat and Water.
CHARLES . B. LEECH; FORWARDING
and Conomieloo NerchaoLDealer in Flowt, Grain, Do.
Sold
Lard uul Batter. and all Wat e r. f Produce . No 6 Smith.
Iteld street, between Firsiand ap3
gAGLE WAREHOUSE:—JAS.
_GARD
•INER,' Wholesale Dealer to Thor, ?millions and
ei sr =lly, No. 6 Seventh *Met, between Liberty
and d,Plt6obarsh, Pi. ,
mr2..ty •
gßYsms each:
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4,7 t. JAIL noun.,
WM. B. I:lothiEs . t. BRO., PORK AND
Deaf Packoniand Dealers in Prornkate, corner of
WroutE.roolit Intiaborsb.P. deb
jEtusic t fzc
TORN 11. MELIOR, No. 81 WOOD ST:,
bet son tioodoott Ailey led foortb street, 8010 Agrnt
jEIICZ BRING(Boston) KANO TORTES, MA.
ILI6MLLTS MODE L. MEU)DBONS =I ORGAN
ROY
U1R)10!t71M3( and Dolor In 'Bugle sod Musical O, cads.
I
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KJA25db BRO., No. 53 FIFTH
..al:4l.r_stev ofiNlOoldwill.V.Bol. kgeot forNENNB
PIA-Vbrwialkfi,‘);rEllilltargenft",:t mqw.
— REONI and ORGAN IGARNi.XIONO, Dealer, In Ihtak sod
Morita lwatrumonto,-.' " F,ll
01IARLOTTE BLIDIE, s:A...CtiVACTiiiir.
. %._, ER and Dealer In Plano P orter, nod larva. ex of Hoek
and )(naiad Instrumento. Er.do for the HAMBURG
p1i1405, also for 1111LLEE. ',AXIS kAzent
CO:15 Boatonliww,
with and without /Rolean Mutant:wed- 118 Wood street.
my 3 •
atttltnegif
•- - -
--nerniandli r..EHood,
SOITSSZLIDE AND ATTO:itNET AT LAW
AND coOIiSSIONEE FOR THE STATES OF '
i=at, .; • i tiZi.:. . rgincr;
_yam, Mitidon, logra,
v , gi . i .. • .:- El.f..^ , • . • ITlstoodu, •
,d,tediltoontaabd: rftoldtkina to" and Oaths ie.
osnoolotoroo to Nl' 10 .0' - -Pr i 1° any of ih' ' , bor.
we. o p ro wt,_the ,11!.0.#,1,,Yr0. A% 110 street, Fitt.
jaddAtink
EY AT
ItOBEWE MICNICIIii, FtN.
LW. Pad bobeltainf tba Soak of Ilthi....ulhi s °. // 0
o.l"..,.4PlUnburgh. . .h.JA
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eirtfigilPH S. . A . 1,- +.e.- -- -
toms... • -
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OSIPH S . . t I",:'IIORRIS9N- AT
,
j tomes at, Law. Ofilto Igo. iourch D.r Wc44
pltubursb. ' ' uly24
. A HAZEN; ATTORNEYS
T.-. Ora 1n Oda. , Thalia Para alai,
FRUIT CANS
FOR PRESERVING FRUITS SC.
Kind•wall Tested in use, and Have GiCan
r , IRE SATISFACTION.
A u, vallY MANAGED RY AT, 11 , 021),
• -Na 47 Mattel et, mrocr of Ttant
3yl
Jriff 'ME , IN 110USE
evaiblus Ram Plusdirrarr, Oat.
, ok l t twits, BrAbt, aspannot and Pregood Vs
irooi sali WiliOir Win% 0011101 . Of Market sad Third Os,
litiod kiltit!tehbbil dons
r at!
iii•dib
• *4,04,- r•
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-,`;
BMW YORE ADVERTISEMENTS,
Prom ALBERT G. RIMARDSON'?. Aoctrasssga AND Core
axAronirmo Orncx.36o Bnx,da.y. New Turk.
. . _
MILWARD'S NEEDLES!
"ITA.sourn 'emus."
WHOLESALE DEPOT Al DES STREET, NEW YORE
.21:thoeinlitT' ritr ! D 3HLITAR D.
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Important to Rectifiers. Liquor
Kant. and Wholesale Grocer•.
DR. FETICEETIVANGER'S, •
. .
• • - - -
Flareciags, to Produce at Aiontent's -Votim Every Ikriced
Liquor.
THE LINDERSIONED HAS LATELY I
..d e arm hoprevernents in this branch of butane...
The flavorings are put up in paekare, s of 3,10.11 47 Gallo.,
and re/titre+ but the addition of Sure cube lot
4tb prof. anti Liquorasuch Oognar either dark or pelt,
he
Ifollmd and Forted) GI. Jamallin and ' St. Croix Intro, 311 c '
nongaliela, Bourbon. Irish and hfoteliitlinMy,Apple, Peach,
Cherry and Excpberry 'Brandy, POrt and Madeira Wince wtll
inctantlyprOdnced. It moult. on in,
but tin addititio
of a good spirit, aay gniirms to each gallon of the re
@malice Flavoring.
The beat Cognac Oil, green, yellow and white, warrantor!
genolno, as lose many other Imparter In the United Pratte •
Essence of ecery Liquor. Extract of Cognac, of whith
problem WO gallona of ( I mpute.
Raw Whisky may, 17 Dr. age and Only preptratlonf
be made cinotitli with but a trifling expense.
The price of Flavorings ore oatternely moderate, and Et
IVtlOll.l in full supplied by
Mt. LEWIS FA:UCIITIVANOER.
activist owl import, of Druo, Errentuol on.. and Math's.
Dajurrnattyc and Phongraphic
No 143 31,mta Lore, NM , Yon.,
N. 8.--Bole Agent forGodfliers celebrated Cordial linters
and GI. aptgslawernTdi
Qlarrtagcs.
JONBPH NHITIVS
•
Carriage Repo•itory.
JOSEPII WIIITE NOW CAlilt
lug on honours to his ' , pastern prom •
(new bombe .olerged.) between Pittsburgh end Inwrenc.-
'Ale, neer - the Two nu. Run, maticctfully invite. the Wolk.
to Inspect hi, stock of CARRIAGE.% BROOM% to. And
he particularly Informs nentinnee purchasers, that ors
',deem:ay is made. Fourteen years' experience, in the Idiel.
Pens, enables him to Owe before his [nitrous tho . sitmechoice
collection of Carriages, which. many year. par It ho.
been hie particuld department to select from the 11111.0.1
MI moot talented Eastern Ihnufactarers. The metes of
his new eystem Is complete; the economy of bit arrant,
ments will supply the best any most fashionable manufactm
TIM at moderate miene.
Unencumbered by those tessay expensisa which the manta
for dement= Rowed of Business, has heaped upon the
prko of Geod., (owing to large roots,) Joseph White will
sell en ready money only, et much lees Mau the west
profit..
N. 11.—Alleirriagm repaired in the boot 'manner, with di.
patch. feldstewtfr
Pitt•tottrgh Coach Factory
M. L. STEPHENS,
BIGELOW t CO., formerly R. M. BIGELOW,
N , J. 48 Diamond Alley near W.Od Shed,
PITT 4 ._III7EGU, re.
IWOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
-110121., to the CILITUR. . aalng matmunffr am
publlc in genora/, that I have title day purchased the Into-
eat of ray former partner, Mr. Albert, and will carry on tho
t.mtliillet in all Ica branches at the old eland. No. 4t3 Diamond
Alloy. In changing the name of thin old ow l. well eetale
!lobed manufacturing eetablishnoat. I aware thn puldte no
effort Mall be ewmting on my part to deserve tho same high
Mamma, no long enjoyed by my prodeetewore and mauclatos
Jollyd IL L. STEPHENS.
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSON, BROTHER & CO
Cbrner of Belmont an!l Robeern 52nR•.
ALIA:GHENT CITY.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
lona their Mend, and Ma public gene
rally, that they are manufacturing rartiavn, Lianensliee.
Rockaway, Requites. Sleigh. , and Chariots, in all their vari•
MVO Prtylm of finish and profartions.
All orders will be executwi wall strict regard to durability
=l , l beauty of Boleti. Repairs will also bo attended w oat
the toast reaannabie terms. r.in g their work We
beet klesstoen Shaft, Pols. and Wile. 1 ntuff, they fool contt•
dent that all who foror theca with their patronage , will le•
perfectly waistled or trial of their work
Purrbawers are emanated to gtra them a rail before, pur
chasing el...writer, notly,l
Sum tturr
VIOL 1. ..... 1.. 00000
T. B. YOUNG & CO.,
lIINCYICMII2O, 0/
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Description.
FACTORT—Frderal a. bedbannt 115 die and .14nna. a CM,.
Worehonse—Nos. IS & 40 Smithfield St.,
STEAMIBOAT CABIN FURNITURII—We
areconstancly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN
FURSITCRE and CHAFES. and Write the *Gannon of
Orme Interested In far-ate:Ling bast,
ICa.lnt/Eali T. B. YOUNG & CO.
ANITFACTURERS OF FURNITURE
and (MAIM of eeery rarietya.nd atyln. in finsewood.
Mahogany nod Walnut, ennoble for parlors, chambers and
dining rooms-equal to any to to found In the Modern dries.
and at lower price.. Peery u-Uele made by baud and war
ranted.
/re-Motels •antiltinautboott ft:nabbed at abort notice
Wan-rooms. corner Pena and Wayne eta.. Pittsburgh.
deteddwlyit
JA.bCOS W. WOODWEL.L.,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER
Nos. 97 & 99 Third St., Pittsburgh.
w. W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
J
. ht. Mends andcn.tom , rs, that In, has Jn.tcompleted
his st.r.k of Vurtlitnn, srld , h I. derld,ally tha bkrze,t and b.n
ever ofler.d for.als in tins city. As lar lad.l , rmltml to up
bold hi. "dock. with ....sled materird, best vrorianaruhlp
and nevi. draigu.; and from the watete of Us onlere and
hwility In manutactutin.e,. he In enabled to produce warrant
ed FURNITURE at the lowest prima.
Ile keeps &limy on hunt the greatest variety of every
desctiption of furniture. front the cheapest and plainest, to
the moat elegant and costly, that's. house, or tiny part <demo,
may be furntahod from hLs stoct,nr mannfactureti etpr.ely
to order. mr2o
Commissut, s:x
..”1,1 L. LRCB n. 1. 141.<11.
JOS. B. LEECH & CO.,
Not. 5142 & A44Liberty tt., Pittsburgh, P..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION BEISiROFLA_NreS.
DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plate and Sinner's, Stook.
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES
)71L•dl!
DicALP32I & CO.,
(1.141 of J../3. Leech, HeAlpth k Co_ Pittsibargh.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
A.).1)
FORWAR.DINC3 3,nr,BcHA.N-r9,
Laves and Washlnagton A
- WYANIXIIII: CITY, lia.U.V. TEIIIIVORY,
, REFEEPEtS,.
Joieph S. Leech A Co., arLd Mut:lamb !Hickman gazer.
ally. Jyllalkwlyi
D. U. TitOlipil l / 4 ,
CoIS SI N AND FORWA.RDIN 73
lIANT, .0. 110 Pine Sired, St. Diode, Ido.
EMS to
SuroM, IlearstArr k Co., I.AIrONMe LW..
• LISIVII, SimirAKT A Co., Zoo . Perm..
will purchase to order, L. , Dram, bum, Grain, AA
Prompt ettendon given toasty manna* offorwardg.
JoAlydin
SPRINGER HARBAUGH, COMMISSION
bleichant, Dealt r in Wool, Proclaim and Produce gen
erally, No.23bLiberty Meet, Pittslmrgh, Pa.
IIarENRY S. ICING, (LATE OF TILE
j_j_ lino of King t Moorhead,) Contenisalort Marchant,
and Dealer In Pig Metal and Bloonts, 76 Water street, be
low filarket, Pittsburgh, Pa. apl9.
. .
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO HAR
tly,Jours & Gt..,)Commheritin end Forwarding Me
chant; •
Agent of the Madison stei Inctlanspolls Italltoett, cor
ner First and Ferry etc, Pittsburgh. P. Patted
EDWARD T. MEGRAW, GENERAL
Commta_oton Merchant, and Wholegate Deader In Macon
facturtal Tobnoto r lsoportad and Carnotite Cigar% Rood. &0..
&c., Liberty Wee, oppoona the head of Wood, Pitts
tragh, Pa. mhl2.ly
A LEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD
tog .4 Control.. illideharit,Lood Pipe .d Sheet
Lon 4 /twat, Wider la Pig and liar Lead and Shot, .Welk
aad
Manilla Ilemp. fed:demo
iooltsellers, $
MI C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
s. Ndler,) Wholesale and Rota Deal., la gook%
attoory and Paper ilangirip, Todoral erne, iflit door 8.
Z. of Market &ward, A11e64e071 Y. •
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OILN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
J
ktatiouer, succossor to Davison k NO. Gil Market
motor, oottr Fourth, Pittsburgh, V.
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TT Al & Co., BOOKSELLER AND STA
"). TIONT.P.S, No. 45 Wo,nl otrort, nrsst door to the tor
nor of Third. Idttelnargh, Pa. 241.1 and Law 80010 . con
stantly on hand.
T L. READ, BOOKSELLER. AND STA
",e TIONEIL N 0.78 Fourth et., Apollo Banding&
HUNT & MINE , BOOK
and Stationer, Meeotill nell, Fifth street.
•
p.n. R. T. FORD :All continues his new
VFAVTABLE PILAdTICE. oft. Wort rod
nrosylvants Armor, (Fourth Street Road,' East eod o
Dtmond rtroot t Pittsburg!). Pe.
• Mr aollmliallsturearetn Acute 00 Monk Diroesoo rut
aot bo equaled to ray of the medical practleoof the prom
do. torlßrityrlyli.
pofiit. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
~ n e De . Smi th % corner ltitth nod Smithfield 'moats, on
DAYS, SWIM DAYS and 81.111RDAY4 - from 10 to
/ and 1 tO S o'clock.
to r yweidelme i____^.. "II Rood.
TIOCTGES GAZZAM tr, FLEMING.
Ceco No. 25 Sixth street, Pittsburgh, fa. MiBAmd•
•
URPRIELD, DEALERS
in Nike sod Lairs' Deno Goo& nClank%
N Y & BUROIIF . and Shawls, Darn!antes and
44 Ow
teasles
ily
fam ewe. An etawattal salertelleal. In an;
the Icrw tk
awn/ deletrtateuts, Just b red and salllog at estaa
..rte.X.o,, •
-Agr'Corth-east cot. roal
LIM Toe s
A• 6 )4SON. HOLiSALE
k AL
. a n d
&eta Dialer! in Yawl C0.,44 Staple Di, (11304
"" t ' "Utbl6l'.
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ATKINS' CELEBRATED
so BAY CLOC l
u K P S,
ler. 13
for Counting }Zoom aw
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
Frontll. S. SCHELL'S Advertising Home, N 3AS Broad
^T _ _ _
MILLER'S HAIR INVIGORATOR.—
L. For Strenittliouing, Ro.itoring. Darkening, and loft ,
petuatlos the beauty of the hair. Priri. :ZL ('rule per Bot
tle. 11 erialcaten +curfnnd dandruff: imparts vitality to
the bitotn of the hair; len& vigor and blare to ISO fibrtok
darken. 01PM if tat, light. or growing: gray: fivitrn. then, if
abeady makes the hair anft..tilky and wavy. in
the noriery it is indkpononlile 01 arattanil of cleaning the
brads of Children. and laying the foundation of a ri.tortitio
floods
of hair. Sold by Druggitits andDealors in 'Fancy
floods es rrywhei e. Whokaialo Depot, go Day 1100,4.1100
York. ait2th3rodif
GOLD EYED REVOLVEIoi,
Matches, 10,000 Gross.
MATCHES, CIGAR LIG lITS AND WAX
TA . PEILS. warrantod to .and every clintnte.pm np
In wnod nod en boxen exprennt,. fnr nltipping nnlnd•tnn.
S.AI en the mint y CflA it 1,E.4 PA RT MIME,
12.5 He Men lane. Nnw York. nu7.3l,ndn
lAN° FORTES- A. A. ENJAMIN. '2.68
11.16 - ..ry. New York. .5.31/ Agt.nt r Can,: t.l & FA,
enck's PIA,O Foarcs, unsurgiaased fun aechl
Dethlnrm from the We. endsoutheraitrd tg cell and ex
aurthAo. now sad ...pa hand k. on at low pricol,
eli.trount girtn to tical...rsnr4 tearlter , jr2hatr.,
•
The Cheapest and Best Pump.
TN THE WORLD, having a SOLID PISTON
sod M LTA I. VALVE-V. For pont otnitNTRACTS. HOT
4.11 , i COLD IV ..TER.sultable f I . lstents, Wen, FACIM
Mines. ix. Throwing from tNt to.kO pillow; per toloote.—
An oscettoot Flit E C.Nti IYR for fanner.. I..trpt ditotooot
to haler. AMRNTS wonted. nod T. rritorial Rich. for
sde. E. A. MARSHALL No. 114 Pearl Ante,
corner tat Msittett hut, New York.
Artificial Flowers,
Fancy Ornangenrtsßoonntetsace Trimmings
fo
Tonal 3lnioutam or Prmanuaan
The subsorihers hare a large Manufactory in
P.n. mut one In New York, uselkodvely devoted to the
manufactime of the Maim kind 14 glands. Their present
stick emitrniont many thonatud styles of Feathers nud
Flowers. Also the contethil for matintoottirin4 them , aLl.•h
are !Mond at wholomile milt, at their Ware Bourns.
F3IYTII f Cl).,
No. 2 , 30. Bolivian,. Nose York.
PATENT SPRING BEDS, PATENT SPRING
'CND. Rens, puce Ilant MArms_usn. AND P.I.IMVI In.
MOT. PG.}-1111,1 1111.:CITO CA.NOPIZI AND NEU.
We tonnofecture and offer for sale the twat Dods ever sold
In thin or nor other market. A pontoon' lusgrection wilt eat.
(sty any one of the corrocotene of what we onto. Our Mos
quito Nets rotoblue Istauty.chonpnew. simplicity and perfect
If.eLLITy arairot Insects, without obstructing the circulation
of air. Donlon. nod othors will consult their own Interest
by eatuolniud our Dods nud Nets twfore purchasing ell,
where C. R. & W. STRATTON, Agents,
Jefamdat Wit Osnal st. N. %%east of Rntstiscny.
r2elikvatbizip:iiieMeyff•lop2ll•l 3fA
- • • • - - -
Mina odor pritcer.l3 from the prelharatimb tha glover. be
:utoirdtately aftar_it to clenno.l. With a pievnuf flautteL
apply small portion of the preparation very _lghtly.atad
the dirt will inotontly disappear. It in the article noy-11 hr
the Kicbtilova Stannf.teturern of Franco to Import shot pool,
of thlith and onftnent for whirl, their glotbrl• are sOntstly •el.
obroAnd It riaans kbl !dippers and white nod adored 1..i.1
<1e....0ral v. It Is oln.an excellent article for the tosi, t
and for tn.arnif. - Ine. tho complexion. rAtnneing tan,
Ac.. far eseeed• lb exeellenee .y of the thousand sod 000
proporanonnu.nutily sold fur tnot purpose. Ono Erni. at the
pen, of relit, w I on-Tinto. any .11no that oh*
ortiole In all that it is claim.' in be, Try a lonttle of II for
rer.ta and Flu will never wish to be without tt. It ran be
obtain.] all and Dealer. to Ironer awls iu Pitts
burgh. and at wholenale...f the n, • proprtetoro • et.IRIC.
11t)..= tt, w long. A lib-n-1 disr•mot t.. the
trade. An:hero It lt.l infect, nrtlele in din mark.. ld.yers
di in. eatoful to ere ,hot the name of Cxtut up.u.
aehbotile which thoy purchone.
Alworson Lend hr It. E. SELI.EitA. IiEN Tit WTI AEI ,
SOS. JilS . FLEMINi), oral other Demi:mon in Pin...burgh.
Jehtllm.bi
lIMPORTERS uud Jol,bors of Cutlers. FKl
dr,. Tea Tlara. 'Esau I,na Tanned and faaamalled
1.19110 w Wan, Fra,ll Tinnea %V re. Anderona. Fry Pena
Oral Plantaad J4;:pant , r....teda‘a,lllravanota Warn.
100.4.ad.a
Sellout Furral ore.
PATON, 3liinlifacturcr \.:w and Irn
e prneedetylre of SCIIJOL It'll NI IT RP..
Illustrated (7,4lognet dent nn applicatlnn
It. PATON.
Jee - nrtni, 24 grove 'urn,. Nnvr
Modern Style of School Furniture,
N A
large ripply kept ennetvitly on h.tott. CYuctiors Inra.ant.
.1 on application o. ehnve, .n , entrida
LIGIITF,NEWTON dz. B ILA DBCRY
•
Br 001•14 Sonett..Ven , 11,4,
IT„I,XUANITFACTUREItS tile l'atclit Arch
Wynn Plank Mao Porn-, relehroted for d^pth, fall.
urn, Notions% poNty, aO.l a peruLarn(their
t,ni% tar uhlch they hall, re,l* - ^.l tilo lc , ern :online
fon. the filVatrAlTlitylatl nelebritine ol ,inlty; aot
evory talc, when vnght in rompelitinti .tin, 11.0,11-
okontied the hirtwet t.r.i no cat,ol
Arch Wreet rleuk. "Inch u caned end nen.' only t -y
.randtrin In tune loner thus ' , h. ,
etroun tel.iir tlnnr unpr2ceckin..l,l...sonint to ell pet, of
lb. halt., t• proof of thelr Surft.rior errtiqrprion
A Ilt•eral disentint o. Cloriyymen, Erhnole an 4 the trade.
ye,nlyd:s
iipsstriano
I:3cp Croats.
• 4 Market en.-6Y
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY ' MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1857.
JOCEEN'S iiiIINOIAWE CLEANER.
30I.; "EN'S RIIEWLOVE CLEAN ER.
.11JUT EN'S KID.O LOVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S EIROLOVE CLEANER..
cents per bottle,
cants por Little
2 cents per bottle
rants par Mots
S erns. per tattle.
15 ernts p, battle
rents per Leila.
NA rents per Isattle.
One bottle Hems 50 pair
One Loo dos. 40 pair,
One Look. clean,. 50 pair.
One bottle cleans 50 pole.
House Furnishing Hardware.
P ICO S 0 T . W" II . ; L. I,
N. lane,
.No YorL,
111,,LTACTTRE.
PLATED 514.. NS ASI, FON!
CannEl
Grouts
BAOALEY, COSG RA VE
Vrholmale Grocers, Nos. IA and W) Wood strna, HSI*.
hurzh.
T_TAWOItTII 111{.0. &. ItOWN LEE,
• Grocers, would respoerfully surda the attend.. of the
;addle to theft tarp rtock r,f Wltlf, Brendle, I.l.pwro. For.
el4n Trnlts end goodly Gruee•rie, mich m Eatrg,
Old Gov/tau:Dant Java do, Uhl Country Mark Tea. Choir•
Toting Upon du, Gunpowder and I nip..rial do.. Won.;
Luverite• Itetin.4l Aura., Purd Itruuty, Hol
land Gin. Old Port Wine. Showy. Mathirn do: Clamt and
Champuto, do.. (lid Monougahale. Ilya Whisky, Imported
dortnan sod Oran.
The above goods. together with a general towdrtmeut of
ilrecerte, extremely low for cash. wholnwle and retail at
lb.. Pagoda Too Store.
Oulu, of the Diamond and Memo., nth*. oclAly
0/0 C Ittlq • .1 K. sans.
REIS s. BERGF:R, GROCERS AND
Dealer. In Boson. Loud, rlonr. elacele: Brz.m... ie..
south-West corner Funithllel , l •nd F...• - ond Strret•. PM:
horgh. •-4.lrd
ALEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE
(itoreT and Importer of Soda Atli, No. 273 Llb.rty
.trvet. Pittabor,.b. Pa. aplAy•l•
larM. MINCIIELTREE, JR„ & BRO.,
Ti or inioleude Grocer, EtantlPylati Dael=d Mao
and oar Marchante, No. Mee liberty etre. argil.
...et .._
OFONE & COOBL4, WifOLELALE GRO
OMS and bad Furnisher, dente. In Prod.. , seal
Malawian Manatee..., N 0.141 Rotor street. m. (ilin'T
Alloy.PlUaloargh. Pa. . -Till_
t P. 'mum aosa a. worm..
EIRIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
A CULIIEJL T SON ? WIIOLE,SALE
or.c.r..d CO romledon 11•rchnnt, Dewier in Prodt.
and Pittabotgh Manufactured Articlea, iV6 Elbert] gnat,
Pltsbsu . gtt,
ILICILLILD rump SWAMI More.
JOHN FLOYD .E CO., WHOLESALE
Grocer. and Cammlasto. Merchants, No. 173 Wood end
I.lberrf amt., Ms • e Joie
i7ers Warr—..._ _Juin" Alt...
WATT & WILSON, WIIOLESALE GRO
CERS, Commlasion Merchants and Dealers In Pro
4nce and Pittsburgh Manufacture', No. 25S Liberty "frost,
Pittsburgh. JO" _
TSAIIII DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE
°mein, Comm!Won Merchants, and D•lder• In Produro,
No. NO Water stave, and G 3 Front stret. Vitn.bargb.
Tilollll,l LIME, /It . .014. Urns, mt.
(Lata or the flrm Nubian, Little k Co.)
TLITTLE S CO., WHOLESALE GEO
CEItS, Pratt.. and Canurnlnti.. 21.rehenta, and
Dealer. Is Plttabursh Manufacture., tin. 112 TT..O 4tra.,
Illttaborgb. jai1:44:53
WM. M.GMICIIMOSII L. RilA7O5.
WM. McCUTCIIEON & CO., WHOLE
SALE Orcosts, Po:sines And Connoteslon Merchants,
snditcsiers in Pittsburgh Ntanutsctortst Articles, No. 2.19
Libstly Wee, corner of Irwin, Pittsburgh, I. my 3
sous iti ,rl.l. A. J. LSE nue. Arogi,
A TwELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
GroCOrs, Produce and Comutha an
don Merchants, d
tomb,. In Pittsburgh etectufacturee, Lo. 8 Wood street, be
tween Water and Front st., Pittsburgh. aplB
ROBISON hCO., WHOLESALE
R. Grocers, Commission Merchants. sod Dealers In all
kinds of Provisions, Produce sod Pittsburgh Manutictiares,
No. 2 Liberty street. Pitistrirriro. Jaliklyd •
ROBERT 11. KING WHOLESALE GROW
Cut, Committaloa itereDant. and Dealer la reallem,
Floor, and all kinds or Comdry Produce, No. 211 1.110.
arty emit, month of 81.ath. Pittsburgh, Da. Mend_ ad
vant.va made on eondgnmente. .Daelyd
JAWED c 08.114N0.
ROBERT DALZELL k CO. WHOLE
SALE Orono . Cosnmi.lon and Ponrarding Met ,
chant. and Dealer. In Andean md Pittilmrgh Minoru-um%
No. 261 Moly Arwt. Pitnsimrlth, my 2
JOHN CAMPBELL,
MANUFACTUREROPBOOTSIt"
its. land SHOES of eery . a No. Smith old
ac.31:1 yd
JAMBS-
Manutacturer and Dealer In
HATE. AND CAPS,
No. In WOOD STREET, Pitt.borgh, and Frio
' Alltghony. y
Pitt•tnugh, Pa.
RICHARD BA.1311)
DCA MR IS
Hides, Leather, Oil and Shoo Findings,
No. ZIL Liperty Street, --
• " ----- '
errisnorton. CA
GIiCKERIES.
160 bp prluse 110 Cußso,
10 trd.",;;.4.Nongsr,
bbls Holmes.
110 la( chats Y. IL and Black Tau,
110 bas as and Lump Tabasco,
kgs Twist do,
03 bbla Cut and Dry do,
10 bbl. Tamer's 011,
10 bbd Bleached and Whits Whale 00,
• 800 kgs asaorted eras,
100 ban W.Olass, assorted ellt , a,
300 togs mow, 011se Palm and noei, so.p.
- 100 b. Wonl gheeandle
100 EL 31d0r
4000 lb. Bar Lead,
600 bib Wrapping Palm',
Tor isda by B. ROBISON CO.,
316 Liberty attest.
40 •
QUGAR CURE • AMS.,-20 toe choice
C. noes ilea and Tor oak by T. LIMP. k OD,
aula NG. U.ll &egad Mot
jaanufacturers
WEILLS, RIDO4Ar. & CO_,
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
- -
will - DS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Orders collrnod frau their:We, and promptly .hip.
pert por Lttetructionn.
Trure-6 month., or 6 per Cent. discount for cub.
J. fr. H. GERWIO,
It/NTI,CPLIOPPO of
EIMG=I
ROPES
rbrner of Rills and iiiaNut Pittsburgh, Rt.
TTAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL
PPII of 0,3 ". , /Wt. noPeN /1.4 i I.krrds, Sash nod
Crate Cordr. Wol, Broom, Caton and 11. Seine; Paper,
White end Colored Twitse; Ont Lulea, Staging and Maxon'•
lyritAwS
FORGE:.
awn.- nf Water Sfrretured Itidette
Allegheny City, Pa.
BETTER & STAUB, Manufacturers of
b Inprur•,d Trneka and Patent Garden Hoe..
Illockeruithing iu gonernl, don. to °vier.
All ordure promptly attended to.
WILLIAM BAILNHILL e' CO.,
61 Penh at., below Marburg , Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MA.KbRS AND SHEET
hea, Worker., Manuaddrers et Bartihill's Patent
Bailer, Locomotiv.. Flitiol sod Cylinder Boners, Chimneys.
lirelehen. rim NA, Steam Phies, Condertscrs, Salt Palm :
Sugar t 'vth Iron Yawls, Life Boats. eta Alen,
Work, Bridge and Vieclurt Iran*, done at the shortest ore
tire. All order. from a distant" promptly attended to.
jam
M:l==il
THE ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE MA
KERS, Saddlers and Dottier", le directed to the Large
stock of No. I Enameled tlidoa for Top. and Trimming.
Patent Nat, Collar,or Pad Skim,
40 "
for role
at
"'"'" 41V17:0 " M b it. ANDERSON,
No. 23 St. Clair at., 24 stocy Milli& Heading,
mrlaahnd Pittaburgh, Pa.
Pettit Cotton NUL. Pittsburgh.
Ir ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., 3IANITFAi.,-
n, TIMERS of—
rens A W. 1 heavy 44 Sheetlagg
raepet Chain of all colon' Abd lama.;
0 .- atott Trine;
Bad Cards
Plangh Llms ask Sash Oord:
Maps of till gm =Atli/mistiest;
Balling.
ffig , 'h...tre lei: at the llardwars Store of Loon, Wilson
k Co., 131 have &gentlest. Je2itly
J LAIRS mWIN,
MANI:CAC:TOR - ER OP
ULPHURIC ETHER.; Sulphuric Acid
S
cared Spirit* of Nitro; Nitric Add;
Anodyna; Mariana Arid;
Aqua Ammonia, FVF ' mum. do
Fowler. Solution:
H. N. WARREN & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS nc
WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND
WAterTroof Comptoltkoa Roofs and Roofing
Li.lloillit BEN? ETT,
31 .A F , i ,- .I I3, ?. AC T I I 3 v ItE ti t SV: A m y 4 I ; ,C IIO O,,L, ?. F . I :
an ftlc at tha mro.•r corn, af Waahtngtim and
Frankhn .troeta, Birmingham, u(•po•Ito Pittsburgh, Pa.
mrl2dl7•
L.. • 0. J. v.= •LINLY iUq[ MUM?.
TABER. POPE & STREET.
11.1.LJACIL.E..1 Or
OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS AND LULL WORKS,
Salem, Coluntbiania County. 0.
Avirrrm.ts S fI,EED'S PATENT OKI T.-
LATINO Engine.. of tuttnrior w :lattonship, ro,-
.ttontly on hand and made to order. with Gearing. Shafting.
te.. for Flouring end Row 31111., Am! othor
Motunfacturers of Judson', akbrut , cf Goormtor
and A,nt. for Willianta, Rich F Co.'. Moritinistg .
InH.u , ling Turnip:. and Dorin, Loth.. of every de.
vrriptton.
Common .911 , 1.. En;11,......10 ...•: r
.101.4 LIU./ JO. P. MM." . Y. 52...11014.
Union Foundry,
MITCHF6LL, 11E11.110N At CO.
- WILL CONTINUE TILE BUSINESS OF
V 1 tlln Talon Fonadry, at Ht. old stand of PENNOCK,
MITCHELL 11)3,, Yu. 194 Llbertv st.
Th-.will manatactur,Le usual, a largt, and grneral
sorta,at, CASTING. mtoprldog
Ca.kinn Rangcs and Slide Ovens,
0 . F1 , 17. ASP STOVES,
MANTLE A: KITCHEN GRATES,
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boles, Doe Irons,
SAD IRONS, TEA KETTLES. MATS a PLOW POINTE,
and .Maellinery Castinga Generally,
And GAS and WAtER PIPES all rixt,..
!cox A.VD N.47LS OF Tilt REST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Picks. &c..
An of wrifrb will 6, veld trunntacturerw' prtrimk.
my7:lT
MIIMMiZM
DLCMBER AND GAS FITTER. No. 10
Pvurtb 4tr,t. Lawny, and 472 1 , 73 n 4tr ,,, t, tzalt
44d, rd3n 4+. 4 1 4 ,4nu'4 (1424,4 and Federal Et.. near
Lac.rl4 .4114,134 m..
41.1"E" , dy iltano kr Water. Gas and
rny3ktf
6t,ntn
Floor. ,
Conn.:raw...kw, Voltibul. anti &arm
ALFRED ENGL.-V:11T, S. , ' , le Arta.
THE 01:111MAL PATE TEES,
Almesrs. 31Irstrrn it C., Londdn.sei Mnrum MUI
York, D.r'lll,lbburett mad lb. Woe.
. .
.
..
all ta,lt ntee-utanl In n nt.ttnnor stain. Plnna, Drnerin,a
an , ' iperinanta ran be peen at fin 2 I , narth intent. nem' LII.-
arty '.*1'25.1 mrlalyd
fnouranrc agrntz.
.
T_T e. k. CO., General Insurance
JUL • !iv,. and luout am. Broken, No. 75 Fourth
Ylt.t.nrgh, Ih
MITE CIIAFFEE Agents Neptune lusur
orteo LaLvotto Doll, Wood greet.
FINNEY, Agent Eureka IneurannoCe.,
R. No. Wator moot.
A. C A Rlt I ER, SECRETARY
AL. Poorisyl44rs Irmaranno (4)olliday . or Pittoborges,
roarth nri4o.
` 7 A MI: E A
L L. MRSILELL. Secretary Citi
Inevtan., company. 94 WntAr strmt.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western
Fan, Compan!.ll2 Water parent.
T GARDI NER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
qt, • an Fit , Insurance Commvi, Nordi-east earner Wuod
D A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
. Mutual Insurance Co, 42 Water street.
T HOS GRAHAM., Agent Howard Insur
'ompany sold Pittaburgta LI faltutranc. Company,
corner Water .t 1 Nluket streets.
HOS. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers' and
Me.hantri Ingnnuire Co., PO tr.ter .tront.
Josn U A ROBINSON, Agent Continental
:ntorazien Co.. 24 Fifth strnet.
RW. POINDEXTER, Agent Great West
. ern Iroorstare Co., VI Front areal.
.4cal 130tatt agcnto.
B •
LAKELY, RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
Brokers. corner of Ferenag eol Prithlield street*
Pt i sgursh, N. Farms, Ittkodinkr , Wi is. Furnaces , kr,
bo t sand soldor DtCl4 Warrants, Bills,
13Arthil Noteg,, , e Bated. Especial attention given to
• [riding
ble I se ZetLowti
wiLLiplir - wARD,
PEALEIt IN PRONIISSORY NOTES,
Bondo, 'Mortgages and all r eties for otley:
nr)1111/1 an procure 1.119 th gh coy Agency, 012 raw.
able terms.
Thnoe wishing to Invest their money to goolgadeuntage,
can always God drat and we clue papsat coy omro, for
oak.
All MlNMlrdellti4l2. and Intended , otrletly confidential.
()Oka ORLBT STREET, Opp .Nile fit. Pool's I..t.hedral.
Jelidtf
GEORGE W. BUNN, REAL TATE
and [mutant* Agent, attend. to buying and vellitig
Real Estate of ovary deocription, and to Agency tondo.*
R.:needle. Al,o, to Insuring property front lam or darnagn
by Are, ior good, reliable Philadelphia Campania.. Qtargam
table,
Ahroin. nide , of Federal stresit, second door Routh
thin North Commons, Alirghr.ny City. sapd
AMIN LOODIE TIM. D. 2.00D1R
AUSTIN LOOSIIS it CO., DEALERS IN
Promissory Notes, Donde, Mortgages and all !Maori.
tie. for Money.
Slone, loaned on Checks al short &tee, with collateral
securlthe.
NOTES AND DRAFTS DODO= AND BOLD.
Persona desiring loan. can line. ammodated on eneociable
terms, and capitalist., mu he tarnished with securitlea
at remunerative Aiwa attend in the Salt, Renting
and Leasing of Reed Estate.
WORIre No. D 2 Ponrtli *trent, abovo Wood.
fraTAUSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Publle. co
'Pt MeLAIN•& SON, Real Estate Agents
xi , • .nd Bill Brokers. N0..54% Fourth newt.
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THOMAS WOODS, Real Estate Agent. 0
75 itourth street.
EL pbolottrg
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WART= T. IIRRIRII.I JOSIIII R. 500111
Wall Paper Warehouse.
porton andV P. MARSLIALL & CO., Im-
Dal ti Wood street, between Fourth
etront and Diamond. Alloy, where raa7 fouud extenetati
assortment 0011617 deeeription of Paper Hanging., for Per
Dtnlng norm and Member.. Al.o, Wiodo.
Shades,
to great Talley at lomat prien to country dealers.
WALTSR P. MARSHALL & 00.
roMostwox V .pumuy.
EDMIINDSON 4b CO.,Noe. 9 6 end 98
• Third amen, near Wood, Matinfarettrenr end Nolen
WALL PAPER,
CURTAIN GOODS,
ORNA.. FRINGES,
Tanya AND CORDS,
COMFORTS, BEDS,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, 00.
{food pollen the attention of PEA to their 'large
. . apEkfueld
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- RACTICAL DFUOLaTERER,
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➢o. 100 Third and, Pittlb, •
. Ibinnmetarer mid dada in CI:MUM CORNICE,
DA.:O9, SHADES and lILLNDS,MATTRASO COMFORTS,
CUSECIONS, tr. Particular attention paid to Steamboat
work. Carpet. fitted and laid to order. • mrlbilyd
Meotern 'Laub .gents
Coll•etions Ink lowa.
J. M.GRIFFITTI,
• COUNSELLOB A 7 LAW,
DIIBUQUZ,
WILL • GIVE PARTICULAR
I Um to the mllOO4lOll and wearing of debtooieeoants,
alalmti 111 Dubuque and surronnaing.t.b7.
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West ond haring an ...wot we circulation amongst the burintss
nein, ond rent/ono all cl.t.t.tes, it oefer4 t ndunmenti to ndrer-
Goers a: the twat medi um through which to roweA the public
IbT THE SEEEKL 1" (.: AZ 1:TTI: is isvuut every IPdnes
day and &tinny, an a large btonkd sheet and contains in
addition to the news of Me teed', a car/lolly prepare.: and
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rant • rierord qf Chu ilarhatt, co mmtreita and Inman, af
fair. rind an center/Le Dank Note List,corrected weekly far
thia ger-enioling it the her: Cononcrinoi Xeinspoper in the
ire.
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DAILY—Sio Dal s per annum, {Wahl* to ioirnci. Or
1234 cants per week, parable to the Carriers.
WEEKLY—Two Mini * per au
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Clubs are furnished= tho follig:tas Want
Rm. cop's. no fair $5 00
.
Teri I. n. e 10 00
And one tolho poreori gettinic ug the club true.
/IQ-Advance payments are etrielly required, and no go.
per will be eent epee Wu tn. Is up to which It wee paid.
Rote., of Advertt olog
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able at plansure, per andbra 26 00
IQ-Advertlnomente with Cot. treble price.
“God and IFlnmanity.”
FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID WILIVIO
ro CANAL 0051111.9SIONEM,
WILLIAM MILI....WALTED
1 . 01.1.41M8LT1MMC01717,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, of Cheater,
JAMES VEECII,of Fayette.
Areembly,
DANIEL :..i'ECILEY, Conine tp. .
THOMAS KIDDOO, Snowden 'p.
J. B. BACRHOII6E, Ohio'
NICHOLAS VOEGHTLY, Jn.,.Allogheny,
J. HERON FOSTER, Pittiburitt.
Assotiats Judge,
GABRIEL ADAMS, of Lower St. Clair.
Register,
. .
JOHN G. CURTIS, of Ohio towmihip
Recorder,
NATFIANIEL PATTERSON,pf Birmingham
JOHN J. MUSE, of Versailles tp.
artnnti.ioner,
WILLIAM N. BURCLIFIELD, of Peebles
A. 13. STEVENSON, or Lower St. Clair.
Cirri. of Me ['owl.,
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, of Pittsburgh.
.1. ASoKINNEY SN'ODGRASS, of Mifflin
Tut Arnic.sx SCA, r. Tatne.—The last letter
of Bishop Simpson is occupied almost. entirely
with details of the proceedings preliminary to
the meeting of the British Wesleyan Conference ,
the most of which Icon been anticipated by pre
vious arrivals. On one subject, hOwever, that
of the African Slave Trade, Le glues some state
ments which aro worthy of note:
"Dr. Boole, ono of the Secretaries, gore a very
interesting statement of a conversation held with Dr.
Bunting, who is too feeble to attend, el-e Wing his
deep anxiety to arrest the movement now looking
towards re-opening the African Sieve Trade. Dr.
11. stated that Le had received eutticri•ie information
that 6000 negrixe were assembled at Lagos, ready to
Le transported by French merchants--that of these
300 Kr , ..enen had signed no agreement, as they
thought, to ge to the Gabooa river, but found that
they had signed au agretmeut to• go to the West In
dies for eight years. That the Weeleyan missionary
had been eumpeile.l to leave Lague ou account of ill
health sometime before. or he might hare aided in sae
' Mg these poor people from the trap into which they
had fe!len. He urged the nectemety of immediately
sending a successor, as the missionaries were the only
frieodn of the uegroes there. This scheme. ittarted by
the French Government, of colonizing their West
India island. with African laborers, apprenticed/or
evAt years, in destined yet to exercise a powerful in
fluence, as I facet', both for good and evil. It will
he evil, in deceiving the negroes who are induced to
enter into it—it will temporarily accent the civilizing
proema en the coast of Africa—it will increase the
pourer of slavery in Africa for a time—and a large
proportion Uf these apprentices will not live to see
, the day of freedom. On the other bawd, it will bring
I, a huge number of Africans into contact with a high
' a ge
etwilisation; and if the French government keeps
its faith to them, they will to stir:misted by the hope
ot elevation—it will fill the islands with a laboring
population who will compote with slave labor, and
multiply those products now insufficient for the
world's demand—will render It impossible, by the
overwhelming numbers of the colored population,
ever to re-establish slavery—will exercise a power
ful influence on contiguous islands and countries,
which our own southern States will powerfully feel
—and finally will palm back into Africa civilized and
elevated laborers. But if the French Government
' should break its faith and establish elavery, then a
long, dark, dreadful night shall envelop us in its
gloom-
TIM HAAN - ENT to &MOPE AND /we lIRAT.
Europe seems to have been visited with one of
our old-fashioned tropical summers, with the
thermometer welt on to a hundred. The effect
here has been to hasten the harvest a couple of
weeks earlier than usual,"and to produce fine
•rope. The Paris correspondent of the New
York Courier, writing on the 6th, says :
"There have been iowiluctuationa in financial
matters since my lost, but 'an important decline
has, in that interval, taken place in the prices
of rercala,' an it is the fashion now to term a fall
in the Corn Market. This, an you will surmise,
has been occasioned by the now certain finest
harvest during many years preceded by the con
tinuance of the finest weather we have known in
lids country (except in 1814) but which, indeed,
4tas been accompanied, throughout the continent
of Europe, by heat no excessive, that no living
mai, has a recollection of its equal. In Paris
this has been especially the case. We had, for
example, the day before yesterday, 95 degrees
of. Fahrenheit in the shade.
..The vines have progressed marvellously
under ibis bountiful dispensation of Divine Pro
vidence. The vintage, which promises to be
effected within a month front this time, will, it
is hoped, prove the finest and most abundant
since that of 'the comet,' (1811)."
firm. i imes continue in the mercantile marine
without mitigation. Evidence of this is afforded
by the fact that the owners of the old Black Ball
line of Liverpool packets have determined to lay
up two of their chips on their return from sea—
vessels which have continued their trips for
many years, with remarkable regularity. Facts
like this servo to show either that tho prevailing
stagnation is perhaps altogether without prece
dent, and the favorable accounts of crops frpm
abroad forbid the hopeof any material alteration
from the exportation of the ripening grain.—
..Veto Fork Journal of Commerce. -
Such paragraphs as the above are of frequent
occurrence in the papers of the neighboring city.
They indicate unerringly that some great
change is coming over the commercial marine of
the country, for we find the memo complaints
prevalent in all the Atlantic ports. The only
plausible explanation of the phenomenon is, that
the business of sailing vessels is being gradually
but surely undermined by the feat accumulating
lines of steamships. The Black Ball packets
are not the first ships, idying to .tieir York,
which have felt the necessity of stoppage. We
recently announced that another line had broken
up for want of business.—Phifs. N. Anita-lean.
RFULTAN INTLIMNOE tx ISDIL.—The following
is an extract from a letter dated Calcutta, June
12, and published in the Pays, Patio paper:—
..Much has been said here, and no doubt much
has reached Europe, respecting Russian influ
ence. I will not repeat all the stories current.
I was paying a visit, some evenings ago,
at the house of a wealthy merchant, who feels
very uneasy at the present situation of affairs.
Among the persons assembled to take tea was a
Russian officer, with whom I had a conversation,
which left me under the impression that if
Russia was not precisely satiating in the move
ment, she at least sees it with pleasure, and is
preparing to lake advantage of it. No doubt
this is no new idea, but I believe the officer, to
whom I allude did not tell me all he knew. I
wished to sea him again yesterday, and I called
at his house. I was told that he hid quitted
Calcutta, and that he had taken - the road to
nimempore. This : eircuutstanee confirmed me
in the opinion I had formed . of Russia. Bissem
pore is on the direct. road 'to Delhi. Is it to
Delhi that M. Kota— is going! I loan you
a clear field for your suppositions.
Tux editor of the Oswego Poi/aim says we
once remember, in our experience, seeing a
small boy making sport of the pitiful appear
ante of a poor half-starved wretch, whose tat
tered garments were fluttering wildly in the
unsympathizing breeze. Young man, said •
philanthropic observer of the Incident, beware
how you jib4the sorrows of the unfortunate--
the Lord only knois what you may yet come
to. We marked the words. That young man
grew up• r he fell from the rank of waalth—his
haughty iplrlt was gradually crushed, and he is
now the saner of a country Looofooo anima.
VOLUME LjCXI----NUMBER,_,S.
GEN. WASHINGTON A ' Dimisam. or FRA-NCE.—
Lt not generally klown. to Washington's hi.'
graphers that he was a.Marshal of France.—
Yet the fact seems to be very certainly establish
ed by a letter from' Geo. W: - Parki.Cinitis, who
says that—
" When, in 1781, Col. Laurens went to Franco
as special ambassador, a difficulty arose between
him and the French ministry, as to the com
mand of the combined armies in Axaerica. Our
heroic Laurens said: 'Our chief must command,
it is our cause, and the battle is on our soiL'—
C . c.st impartible,' exclaimed the Frenchman; 'by
the etiquette of the French service, the Count
de Rochambeau, being anold Lieutenant Gener
al, can only be commanded by the Ring in per
son, or a Nareechal de France.' Then,' exclaim
ed Laurens, 'make our Washington a Maratha/
de France, and the difficulty is at an end.' It
was done."
In further confirmation of the fact, a friend
of Mr. Curtis heard Washington, at the seig4of
Yorktown,. addressed as Monsieur k Merman!,
and an engraving from the Earl of Buchan is
superscribed to "Marshal General Washington."
Ten LAST NEW lose MURDEIL—A murder
was committed at l 2 o'clock this morning in
Broadway. 'lt occurred in the "Shaw House,"
a dinning saloon on the east side of the street,
between Grand and Broom streets. Theparties
to the affray were an actor named Nymns, lately
engaged at Wallook's Theatre, and a Toombs
lawyer named Wagstaff. They met in the bar
room and, soon quarreled, about a woman, it is
said, suld;".'aiter many hard epithets, Wagstaff
;truck. Nyfnna a. it powerful
a, blow. Nymns recov
ering in moment, drew revolver and fired
twice in - quick successional. Wagstaff. The first
ball hit Wagstaff 's armand'passedinte the breast
injuring the lungs.-1 The - second ball passed
through the mouth and u,pWarda,throngh the
head, a part of which was shot off. Wagstaff
fell to the floor a corpse! , •
Wagetaff was well known about the town, as
is also Nymns. 7 hey moved among the crowd,
both male and female generally, denominated as
1 00
100
3 00
...100
_.12 00
Nyrans is about 25 years of age: Wagstaff
was a few years olden—N. I'. Times.
STOPPAGE or THE READING COTTON MILL.— Re
have already noticed the stoppage of a number
of the lorgeet cotton mills in the New England
States, on account of the high price of the raw
material; and we now learn with regret that at
a meeting of the directors of the Reading cot
ton mill, held on Tuesday last, it was determin
ed to close it as soon as the yarn now on hand
is exhausted, which will be in the course of two
or three weeks. The great increase in the cost
of cotton makes it impossible to keep their mill
in operation except at a loss. This company
employs about three hundred operatives, a very
large proportion of them women and boys, who
will of course be thrown out of work by the
stoppage of tho (Po.) Gas.
SUBJECTS TO BE COSSZDZT4D.—The Buffalo
Commercial proposes matters for the considera
tion of the Railroad Convention which is to meet
in New York, September let:
"We could suggest some matters requiring
discussion. For instance: Would not the income
of the roads be increased ifless money were ex.-
pendod in bribing legislatures Would not oil
contracts, iron contracts and tie contracts, be
obtained at cheaper ratesif awarded to dealers
in this's articles, instead of to directors ? Would
not a part of the enormous salaries paid to high
officers, if paid to engineers, securo greater
safety to the lives of passengers?
A VALUAI3I6 hiPHOVSNE37.—The Massachu
setts railroads seems to have at list realized
what has been so long sought--a coal burning
locomotive, which consumes all the visit distils,
eaves more than half the expense of fuel, manly
fests no disposition to burn out her fire-box, and
is as reliable as any wood engine for a uniform
pressure of strain, at any desirable amount.
The Railway Times of Boston says there is no
mistake in the matter, and that the woods may
now grow, Tor the coal burning problemissolved.
If so, we shall hear more about it.
J. Q:ADASIII AND ran Beets.—ln a letter to
his son, in 1611, he says:—"l have for many
yeayszpade it a practice to read through the
Bible once every year. My custom is to read
four or five chapters every morning, immediate
ly after rising from my bed. It employs about
an hour of my time, and seems - to me the most
suitable manner of beginning the day. In what
light soarer we regard the Bible, whether with
reference to revelation, to history, or to mortal
ity, it in an invaluable and inexhaustible mine
of knowledge awl virtue."
Tax same mail brought tho intelligence of the
death of Prof. Dick. of Scotland, and Eogene
Soo, of France. The former lived and died
poor. The life of the latter was one of luxury.
Yet what a contrast is presented by the literary
labors of the two. The one elevated and blessed
his race by the moral sublimity alibi teachings.
The latter corrupted those whom ho taught.—
••The good men do lives-after them."
Too Nr. COTTON CROP.—Auguata, (Ga.,)
Aug. 21.—A bale of cotton of the new crop,
from Florida, was received at Savannah on
Wednesday.
During the last twenty days, 270,000 bushels
of wheat have been received here.
Tux Worcester Spy learns that the estate of
the late ex-governor Sprague of Rhode Island,
amounts to over six millions of doLlars—a most
remarkable fortune to be accumulated by a
single family in one generation.
Ttus Democratic papers consider Breslin, the
Ohio treasury robber,.un abused man! if he
had stolen a million, they would have deemed
him a saint.
Special Notice
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market streetlik h .
between Market House and Fifth street, takes W.
pleasure in calling the attention 'of his friends and the pub.
Ile generally to his third lorry supply of the most splendid
stock of BOOTS, SHOES, RAFTERS. SONTAOS, Sc.. ewes.
hibitol in this city, purchased direct from the 3lannfacturers
and Importers of French Shoes in the EQ40.11 siti.r. 11112
stock 14 Alla tut It purports to I.—very superior and
adapted to the present summer sown,
His stock of Ladies', Rents', Misses, and Children? French
Shoes Is equal to arty found East. me ease and gracefal.
nen of their fits is charming. He take. pleasure in incit
ing all mho are in want to ere him a call. Prima mill he
fonudas meal—very
Remember the place, 40. SW Market street, PitUburgh.
mein—J.9
GAB FROM ROSIN OT
FATTY FLUID MA
THE HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER
TIES of Oat from Rosin ind oleagineue substatines '
have always made them • favorite material for the mane
facture of Illuminating Gee. Many Gee Companies em Rce•
in with coal, In order to supply their cuetomera with* Be.
parka Quality of Rae.
ROSIN OIL is entirely forefront all dreg. and refuse ants.
ranee% and yields at once, Its Rrilliant Dlnminatictg ass.
The greater original cent of the apparatus for the =Me.
factnre of roal gas together with the attention and expect*.
constantly required, and the difficulty, if not impassibility,
of entirely heparating the unwholesome, deleterious and
offensive gases, generated I. coal, mider the ROSLN OIL
APPARATUS cheaper and more desirable In every way.
S. COATES, of 37d Broadway, New York, has devoted hie
entire attention to the manufeetareand salon' Portable One
Apparstun and he reepeetfully calls the unsettleu of the
public to kki present complete and efficient machine.
Perfect satisfection to the purchaser guaranteed In every
caw For farther Information addreea •
S. COATES, 376 Broadway, New York;
jyarlawdly or DAVID IL MULLS'S, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsbarg,h Stamp and Stencil. Works.
JNO. D. 1.d.A.1. - x.m..n.WS.
Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cutter,
JOBBING • CUTLER, GRINDER, &c.—
Knives, Mews and Razor. Orternd, Aer Knife Mules
Duelled: Table Knives Repaired, and *Senors] Jobbing an
tended to: LOCKSMITH AND RELL.ILLNOER,
Ito, 138 Smithaeld , near Sixth,
PIiTSBCROM,PA.
SW-The stove arm is prepared to make anything to the
shape ofan edge tool, or do any kind of mitt, work what
•ever, on abort noun, Jr-3;4d •
STARCH AGENCY,—HAVING BEEN
appointed Agent for Pittsburgh, by the MADISON
STARCH COMPANY, for the sale of 0164 celebrated PEARL ,
STATICII,(whkh la warranted equal in quality to any known
to this market) are now prepared tosupidy Wholeatde Deal.
e'en at manutheturers' priers. We Invite the attention of the
Trade In ttdaartfole, to an examination of our preeentenock,
and which wit be kept Willi to th• demand.
ATWELL, LED & 00..
my& .
No. S Wood stave •
1857. Stoves! Stoves!: 18157.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of Cooktog, Parlor acid Ileettng Storm to be toprid to
Allegheny City, at the know plias, comprlalng bepart the
celebrated
Igtos
a, Mralght, , Iro
Diamenn
talCitd.
y,
Auror
• Tropk, ' Crys Esia
uty o the West. re Cooking,
Together arlth eery aria of articles >a the line, snob as
Hollow Ware, Boogie-Fd, Gotta and Spouting, Bird,
Squirrel and Parrot Cages. All at Sidra. V tM Eed COP.
,Itt, recital area, Allegheny.
=3O . OEO. W. HUBIST.
THE GREATEST MATCH MACIELNE IN
THE WORLD!
A FORTUEB MADE WIRE 'A SMALL INTES3GEST.
• THOMAS' PATMST MATCH MAOLIMig
Is • simple, chap and perfect Match „Maker. The Marline
rata only MA Is &tan by hand, and will rake the for
tune of the manufacturer la • short time. Where geed
yrood is to be bad readily It Materially redrew the rat.
.711/ . .. 1 130 ...k. raral cot:
prs.. trar 31thi . p .. m rivikges . r ltunrifttro off AxEmi ared Arr
COIWELNO 80031, rittit area.
MDSE. • • • e
SECOND FULL STPPLY OF CARPETS,
oil, CLOTHS, MATTING% kc., at the Toarth Street
WPMStore.
W. D. 11. McCALLDV having jut returned Dote 'Mei
geutern dues, where, awing to the present depreseed state
ash. =whet, they have purchased, and at very logsates, • •
large and almost entindy now stock of CAMPETDIG,conaIst;
In
and f ilneesele,Mdeee,DlY,nerr and beautiftdpat tarn&
Tatry and Common
stoi. 4 ==reen n Holiend, an of wbkh ebetl a eet
*red at the LOWEST BATE tor am*. Betel and home.
Tawas and Tatted u D3 W wen,
wind.
keepers IND Bad Dto their advantage to taw them calL
. , • • W. D. .FL waning. •
.fautswal.
New Spring Stock
OiIICEICRING.B PIA 'NO'S,' •,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
sale a splendid nese stock of PIANO
FORTES, from the manufactory of Chicker
irw* So" Boa tonmlected expressly for the l safe:
nd com ,yhan g nU the yarietles sod pm styles, DOW MUM.
betired at the renowned establishment of etikkerlng
Sons, Dalton:
Messrs. Maiming! Siese have been awarded it the dlf•
format Exhibitions and Stud ilre In Boston, Ness IfogBo.Bd
other places. • •
Eleven Gold Medals,
berent ncrw een
.. Broare . pa
the
• Prize Medal at the World'.
•
Pate In L0118=41862.
BECO.ND-II . AND PIANOS':
One elegant ChlckeringPlano, seei little et _
-
sixoctave Pt good o l der. '-
.tylinen4 .
..........
..
60.5
Alm, • full of • •
PIANO 5T00.L2..
JOHN H. inaw,
II Wood at.. between Dtaniond Alley aratlectriii at.
Sole Agoot for Chlekering A' Sons, for Western. P..tivA7l.
rania, East.rn Ohio and Northwestern Virginia. nrradkarP
SECOND RAND .PlANOS'.—fifpfi
s27s—One 63.4 Octave, beautifully carv
ed Rosewood care,lron Frame Plano, 1131114.
toeterodbY Oecacritig.Rovitat.in excellent order. PrkeV/Ta '
r..75-Ore 7 Oman, linsevrwd case, Ina From Pi,..., ...•
utactund by Gilbert, Boston. Ban in use but Itt mouths.
Prlca
iltai—Ones 275. 6
Octave, Rosewood care, Iron pr.:. Plano.
made by Brown* Allen. Price $lOO.
slso—Ope 6 Octave, Rosewood mum Bandar Piano, moon'
Actor dby Gilbert. Price $l5O.
570—One 6 Octave, roanufatt end by Meyer. Price $7O. •
soo—One 0 a a '.. 60.
Orie 6 " Ann-eat
The above Phew are all In excellent eider, and ready Cos
sale at the Plano %Conran:me or JOfl 11. MELLON
MOl . 111:Wood street.
A Themaged Nava C bickering .1 Oat. Plana.
NE OF CIIICKEU ti
NG "
O ffnmm
eONS' that-class 7 octave 'elegantly
carved Itosewood NANO.% damaged is tAn
fornitnre only where tho bleadthrs aro not exposed, watt*
sold ate great hernia..
The above Piano is one of the large lot of 7 octave Photon
received to.dag,from Metering & Sans, floeton, and
trarrantedas hiving received no internel injury. /ore:get/
• JOHN 11. ELLOR.,
'* lk Agent tor Motoring dr Sono,
.10 . • No. 81 Wood sin:4,lll4o=er.
Invoice of
IS 17 et CS. ..A. EC 2 8
iEW YOWL PIANOS,
AS JUST BEEN RECELV-
Opli - N..
Dti
ED
H. KLEBER S: BRO.
Also, of STEINWAY .4 SON'S NEW YORK: PIANOS.—
Thia splendid let of Instruments has been: esPreeell made
and prepared for this market, and embraces all styles and
price, from the Orand Plano, for $l,OOO, to the ;dela Square
Plano, for $.260. IL }SLEDS& .4 SRO,
• ' N. 63111th street.
P. B.—Doe 110,10*, will be given of khelr =teal .014
Now Stook of Pianos,
MOM VIZ TUTORS 0/
- N - Trisrivs New - York.
THE PUBLIC IS RESPECT
fuIIy Informed that oar wareroome,„
which had been completely drained by tbel W
heavy Spring lodes, are "On filled with a choice and COOP
pleteestortanent of NIIXNS & MARK'S celebrated PLi.NOS,
of every ail., and price- Perm.; wiehleg n first ckuz and
durable fat:rumen: trlo please bear In mind that the greet
Pionlet, TH.i. 1.911R0, pronointcod Minns & Clark's Plena
rupertor instrument-sln every respect. The public le Invited
to call and eviadne for thendelvea.. 11. RLEBER 3 BRO.
Bole Agency for Nun= & Clark'. Pinnosfor Western Penner,
kleatern Ohio and North• Western Vlrenta, No. 63 Fifth
street. next door to Ilaeonic Ball. tel
trOWE'S NEW, AMERICAN
6CIIOOI...—CEIARLiYETE BLUME, 118 Wood street,
has just receireAllhe new American Than School. with new
and complete rules and exercises and all necesury lustmtm
lions to perfect theplayer tn the art of playing, the
VIOLIN WITHOUT A MASTER,
Together wltbe largorollectlon of popular titter., oonstetla,g
of Polkaa, Schottlechm, 31m-chm, Quicksteps. Soup. Moro.
pipe., Contra Dmacm, Cotillions, So, LT., by Elias Ltowe.—
Erica, 60 cis.
Also, HOWL'S NEW .OaII.IO.4.):ELIFEE SCHOOL, with
complete Instructions for the Flute without a master, to
gether with a large collection of the popular Music of the
day, by Elias Rowe. Prim 50 Ma. Sent by matt to any
,[dress, frx of postage.
CLLARLOTTE 'ELMS%
Wood street. 2d door above Mb street..
;1950. Second-Hand Planos. sm.
ONE Six Octave Rosewood Piano Forte, in
good order, for $75.
One Mahogany PLOOO Forta.front round corners, In good
order, for $5O. Por sale at the old eetobliebed Piano Depot
of CIIARL. , TTE BLDSfII,
mOB N 0.119 Wooded., 24 door shore fifth et.
rpu
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'BIORAR.E.—Just received Tr,
a
u...••••., • collection or Catholic Music, containing
six. Masse*, short Requiem Mau, Verpors, and a variety a
tnimelleneorts Met. suitable for morning and evening ner
vics., with accompaniments for Organ or Piooo, by Anthony
Werner. Organist at the Cathedral of the Holy Cnses.BoeUM.
MIR splendid wort is Just from the pines, and le pro•
noanced the most suitable and complete collection of made
for the Catholic Church seer published an title country. For
YIN by H. 'FLED ER As BRO.,
atilt . N0:53 Fifth street.
NEW MUSIC-31attie Schottisch,
Mein! oger. The moot popalat Schottbell oat
Wedding EchoDlech, Melnteger;
' Bonnie Dundee Quadrillee, Delbert;
Muleteer Pnlke;
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aoe her still In say dreams, Yoga;
We all weer eloakaConde Bout
The Lilac at the dean
Star Spangled Banner Welter,
Juet reed and 8.,r sale at the Musk Store of
sug JOHN H. ME LO • • 81 Weal atreet.
MIEM
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