THE
ESTABLISHED IN 1786,
OTW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
.' ;'#yolU VXBBCBRR, OWES ft UOl. Gwctut 'frnrjfAptK Ad
' iV.-ranantij. Rouse, -{Appleton** Utm-iiny.) .Vo.ms and "is
* l ~ Broa3Kjy,'Xcw Fu-i - . ,
Imported Winei, Grocerifta, * f>
"I. & w. GEERY,
• • • 203 CASH BTSin,
[EsUWJal.od 1«H i
JMBQBTERS AND DEALERS l-N/l R ST
Quality-Family Groceric*. offer-to the Trade. Hotel ,
raietamlUea, utd air wboar-. choice la Jbolr i.tst-, auJ
dwlreßjananr arffck, a large mrii-ty *4 t nu -iuii
TEAL—Orten and Black, bonchony, iW.nojr. *•"«‘»
OolcnftlnjpeTUi; ,lu b
: diasn-aoii btff einwtj, «.•
t -COFFEE—MocIra and Java. ...
WlNE*—Madeira*, SS»rri»< Poti*. Hw-H; '- r ' m '*
'and high gr»d»**, fn pA.lfaa'-*- '' “ •
nura* and bottles.
SARTOS and OUKfITIEU'S CI/ARRTS.
CHAMPAIGNS —Moot k ChnndSu'* Cabl; Imp I'’ rtensy
Do - Hcid*elck,o. H.Momm'* floi ' li \.
- LlQUORS—Brandi**, Unm*, Whisker, Gin. A *f
• -alotho, Kirach, Ac- Ac.. In urlglnai pACkaJjw,aU- Ci.rac-a,
Maraschino, Aniwtte. N'»y».au Hittore. A r - ,
• MALT LIQUORS —London Brown St-mt. »• »> hn * , ‘’"
CIGAIBS—A Variety of chuto brand*
PICKLES—UngIUR ami FrcncJi.
SAUCES—For riab.Cuirle, OaWA >J<p ■ * f -. ,
PornfcwJn; <Jmyvre, Safc**4’>. 0“ ‘« h A J. !,
fiDOABS—Uwf.CruAlioJ, Talvrir." i. . t .nUr
- tele and half l»rn;!*. '
HAMS—Weatpbalb and American \
i\rr q m;*rtKoartn *oJWhn!e v .
warranted ahadulieritcd and of our
Gold Medal Piano*.
STEINWAY- a. SONS, MAX-ff^tea
UFACTU&EB3, 84 Vfalker*tm.t, Newf«y*g*«OfilW.
Tort, recoiled the CMloirtng' Firs# lYiifl I ” | 1 ■
•*'- gtd&U In competition with the Iwrt Quakers in Bxton, Now
York, Philadelphia And BaltlmOr*. '
TWO PUtSrrPBIZB MEDALS at tbn MetTUpom.iuJVir,
Washington, March, ' ...
A GOLD MEDAL, at theLVyatA] Palace, Sew Tort. Niv
- rember, is» ( .(belnjc the only O»tJ M*M R»«n R-r.
irlthlathelastalxyean*.) ‘
A OOLDJgffIDAL at the Maryland ln*Htoti\ Rahlruon-.
, '1758. :
the FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Falr.Cmtair»ls«s
New York,Howmber; 1855. Among thejudjw* wwy the
• i flm Ulenlio the cOohtry, such re L. Mn«oa, 0»tt
• fK«»rr; Waßeobiurpt and many other*. ft S. Plauo*
(with and rithont the Iron Frame) nro warranted for three
yaan,«nda vrltten gnarnit*-* giren. l’innos imrked a»d
charge. Prjcee
. : ’ Agents for alid Webern IVnus) i v.u,.*.
r — delfclydT ! «
Scuflgig'ts,
B; ; ItEAHNESTOCIv & Co., lute of the timi
• B. A..lTahDeet*»ck and snccessore to nomine
Drae- WbotMale Dnigglsk No. CO, corner Wood and Fourth
Sta, Pittahorgb. Pa. % _ _
8 A, FAUNKSTOCK &, CO., WllOi-E
-• tale Dntssi*t* 'fad llniinfaetnn-n of White U*ad,
and lAthafge, corner Wood au.l Front atnvta, Pitts
burgh. Ui>"h7
' T. SOIIOONMAKKK,MANUFACTURER
tl V'orvnato Lead, K«1 I/ma.l, Zinc. I'tiinU-LilharKe. Pur
ty and Whcdtssal*Deal?rln Paints, Oils, VaruliluM, Tun>s»*-
Uon, ftc H No. Wood PUtabtirgh, Pa. wD-lyd
JOriN. HAFi I , Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO j AS.
M'Uaffcy.) Wholesale and Itetalt DrfiirgW and l)“al-r
to galota.OOfc >V—l and Sixtlutf-ts,
iv. vi
TjOUN p. sebrr, wiioLksALi*] i»kal-
Pelnt)«,«bl». Varniali-s and rt>-«tntr,. N...
2Vfl Lihetty atreet,FitUburgh. .
All onion will receire pmtnptmtlentiou.
CorSchwuck’s Poluionio byrop m ir.i l ydsw
1T» SELLERS,'.WHOLESALE I>EAI;
IV» ’m'tr liaUmzalPaints,l>ye*>nff-«. »Mi. Vamislno. ir-
Ac1,N0.«5 Pitt-toogh, Pa th.vls warrnnud.
PrVrcelow. . . . ■ ,
racvcmica diaci* .... “ C o ,*? 1 , o *,-,
QRADN k REITER, WHOLESALE AND
Fft RetailDmggtets,cornerrf I.U-erty and St. Clair ?ta.,
l*Rt«borgh.. ...
T'OSEPH FLETUNO, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
,(J Wilcox ft Co.) comer ilarkclstn-etand DUtniiJ, kwps
coostantlr oahand a fall and complcm assortment dr Drng«,
Uedicisea, JlmlicinDClost-i. P-rfmm-ry.an l «M nitljes jar
talnlng to his basincH. . . ,
ift^PhyaidsmiJirrscrlptions carefully compounded*t »ll (
honrt
T\ir GEOrn. KEIZER, DRUGGIST,
| T HO Wood otrivit, corner of W.*j<l street and Virgin
Alloy; PUtahargh, Pa.
■ - s)totni« Fraralrrs,
CnEESE WAREHOU’SE— U.ENRY 11.
•OOttLINS, Fonranling and M-r.-h»nt.r.n<l
Dealer in Cheese, Batter. l>iko Full ami Produce generally,
20 Wood ft., abore Water, my.l
J- b: canfieCd, late of warren.
• OHIO, Commission and ForsrarJiug Mcrrhant, and
Wholeele Dealer in Wcateni Ue-rrre Clie-.-sc, ISuti.-r, Pi t
and Pearl A»bt and Wcstrrn Pnvluc,. Fi«nt -t.,
between Smlthtield and Wood, PitL-hurgh.
MJBAXE 4- ANJEK, (SUCCESSORS
to A. 4 A. McDatteO tH-al**" m Hour, <*r.-iiu nu-1
Produce. Common and Tot war.iscs N«> I'll
street, IMtftborch. IV [Jen- '•
TvTT> C.~ IIEKBST, FLOCK, PRO
dace, Prorislon and o«mniti.:..n M/nio-.t, S'-, do?
Liberty street, corner of llaml. I’itis’ ritjili. v “« li<" u!:*-n
-tlonWtttsaleof Flour, hue. n»r..., l. .r.;, Cb- ec, lloiit.
Grain, titleJ fruits,Sooili, Ac-I.*.
■ ■fry-CamlgiinMtiU respectfully * •!ici:«.d
ALEX. fc’ORSVTM, (SIK'O
i •■•■•■XL fonflti lins iifl
TT IIiDUI.E, GENERAL COMMISSION
••- 1I ». Merchant tml [*••»!;r In k»i<l l'r ■•!•.• -T
Fifth rtrat, l’a.
. IWcr tu K. ILitriTCS, PittsLur^li,
•* - lilflAt.rT, OtaußAVi 1 Cl.. PiM.«Uit ,;b.
_____ aaJ pitt..ry returns snar-
ROBEIW >v «nM M i SSiuN
Oil*, Vlour, Unlti, Ur.ol > r '"'“‘ r ' r a
No a BmUbfU-M -7
II t l'i ”t'*j it LEECH KJUW'AIUuNC*
,Vl“lr<i «ri 1i«,..T. M Ugf 5 ■
yi»<• |,l.* ->Kjr<»I^TtOUiSK.—JAS. OARI).
L ‘ llcaliT in Klonr, l’r.;viH|nn» uml
1 £^Ke K enWtl\Y,y n 0 Srrcnll* LiUrty
.. Pa.
. Q^wnucaah.
.' vx; *. comes ; J**- uolbu.
VTTTM. B. HOLMES &, BRO., PORK AND
'J\ Becfl'ackfrtauJ Dealers in Provision*. corner of
- Uajketand Front streets, Pittsburgh, Pin
xUtocncj}3.
OOBEBT M’KNlOirr, ATTOKN'IiY AT
Jt\ Lair,and Solicitor of the Hank of Piitaburvh, So. I*o
Foorth street, PitUbnrgh. .
JOSEPH S. & A. P. MORRISON, AT
torueys at Laifc Office So. 03 Fourth -t.. uvir V?««l,
Pittsburgh, l**. » __ _ m \fi
ARTZUOUN A lIA7.EN, ATTORNEYS
’at Law.' Office lb Odwo Building. F
Pttiiburgb.Pa. - ■ ——
!3r)i EoOiJS
iIrUBPUY &■ BURCHFIELD, DEALERS
jVI la Silks and LadlfV Dre»j Odo.li gCTie.rnlly, Cl<".ka,
and Sluvrls, Kubrolderiea and Stapln {luods. f--r
tomUriuß). in all il*e
abor*ikpartmeota, justreceived and s»dlit»s m »>•«
Fourth .
~ c.t. aNruusnr a co., n. mw
A A. MASON * CO., WHOLESALE
JSLi and Retail Dualeri io Fancy and Stapl" Dry Ow-li,
26 Filth «tra©t, Pittitmgb. .
fflawaaes.
C Carriage and Wagon Hanntarlory.
’SI. 'L.-STBPHJnIS, A,p«l.
Corner Smilhjielil Siren and HI ’“" l A/%.
WOULD respectfully inform OiuyJRM,
pobUs tint be >'« now for a ted na above ~
tad hat resumed tbe business r.f Carriage makiusin.all '*»
Tlriatiaa, and l* also prrpnred to rsrruu* orders i.*r W
of all descriptions. Including all work for iron M*-».ti>Lia
SoUrillng a continuance d tb« j.itn*nag<* s>. ItU-i »H? u )
•towed upon him while at tlio old stand ol ••Digolow .1 G*> •
b« would anura bit fri»nds that tb« same can* and all ' n
tltm will ba'glten to all hl» onlars ns lmnt<d*>r*, baling •»*»
euradtheterviecs of the l*t*t workman, end having r«ij.h
apartments eliewhero for the hul-blng of line work.
good assortment of brary work now jm band, nut
ahtftjor fcprioe All work warrant*-.! for pi niontlis.
Particular altentlaa given tn repairs. jaUtlyu
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOITKSOZSy BROTHER & CO.,
Cbnur of Rdmont ami Jltl<cca
ALLBUQKNY CITY.
WOULP RESPECTFULLY IN- cSRM;
txso-tbeir friends, and Um public
tally that they ar® maunfActnring Km.-n li'-i,
llnggiea, Sleigh* and Chariots, b» "il tb' >r ra> .•
DOS style* of flnlth and (.roportiou*. .
'Allorderswill boci«cuU-l with «jl.tre f -«r.l to ..inability j
kndbasatyof finl*h. Itep-irs will t.- niiotpi.-Ua .'u
;r
eluuing elsewhere. * ’ -
CUNDRIES—-330 bgs. prime Riu ~r .
&SO hhds P-R Bugir} <*° bbl * ’ A ' T
-},r “ Sf*;.,,. « vfll ~ ‘
wm w • Golden Syrup* -> Lco«Ulor Syru^,
t 5 b» fit aw’d Tob/icco; W kgs d twist TWaecn;
SSaftCarbSodi; JBufbUs Soda Senior,
fiObzrSodaSaleratns; 20 tisrsea lUct;
* fiObfcbesUY liTTca; 33 hf cbesta lilick Tua,
-floSwQiMa'ti * rms Ibis Wrapping n
lSS«’d»izeaola«; 4MWbtt»* a ‘‘vile
1W do*Corn Bmom-r, W iJ ke V Whale Od‘
KAharaGliv Piiwj; .J ca«li» Uloac il W bale u r.
lO bag»Uraln Pepper,
” iSJIS .« bd, ler. S. 3
-2£oaide*Soto Leather. “■ LU *“vi . , nI J.OS,
Kft.™ ud (or «I. ' VA ”
_^QUNDBIES —
•3 *2)O ta«f Prim* Wo Coffre:
■ ‘l9O cboiU Y. H. and Rlack Teas;
7b boxes assorted brands Lamp T*.'t<ar*.«
' ' 55 kega Six Twist Tobacco;
IS bbdl Porto Rico Sugar,
to bbbi Refined Sugar;
tS this Yellow Refined Sugar.
' VS bbla' Gulden Byrupi
' 80 bbU Excelsior Syrup;
. . SO bbls H- O.
85 kegs Bi Garb Soda;
60 boxes EodaSalandus; . r
W 0 l>dl«*ssortedaiw*S>«'P'." r,, l’P ,n - 1 ’> n
300 Sidra Solo Leather,
SO,this pur* FUb .
54 bbls HusinOil;
55 bole* osaortod Window Ulasn
160 down assorted Uroum*:
w JOHN yi»VD * o>
DAILY
NEW TONIC ADVERTISEMENTS
rrom n. S. SCHELL’S Adv.rtiiini: IL.ov-, So. ',15 Ui-,1-
.o’or- - . -
A "if ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN
mnfco, In »nj inn »(ftll OnltoJ ««'%'*’“ “i',’’
nv<.j„]Un« iUt, by filing from «ivri|>l<* 11K I’ATLN i
INDIA UUBREIi SAFKTV FLUID LAMI*," with un nn
proved Uurncr. F.vtnr family who has n-sur.l for lif<\
Lu, jiroportjr «>r 0.-.»i>oinr will purr-haw I how. I‘>r
iraH-.n by wall.iuc II ,|VA*VV*.XH A MOTT,
Pat.-iitr. « ami exclmivt? M>mnt;u:Uii»-r*.
<& Fullim «Uwt.~Now Yuri,
LIGIITK. NK'WTOH &. lIIMUSOUVS,
tjl flmoM* S/rett, .Wip 1 art,
MANCV ACTUREKS of the latent Ar.;h
\Vr»»t Plunk Pian • < Fort--*, rvh'bnil.nl t..r tli-plit. fuU-
Qt(i riclim-M, nurjt y, rind uj- rulUr Minting 'tiialtt) m »ln*lr
too*, f«r which they liar* n<*-ivrl thf rTmi.nai*
fh*m the ftreatwt tmi r >l«il Cvl'*briti«« «l the votuitrr; ntid in
OTeryfiur, when brutish! in c.uu[»nlili*>n with ..Hit in-*lru*
ments, hare obtained the higliMt jirtmntm. 'll**>
Arrti Wrwt Plank, which in owned and n««-l only by us
K'tiarautewtlidrptandtnK In turn* longer thar. any . Hit in
strument; whito their uojin*cedotit<il demand In »" l ,n ""'
the country Ifl a sufficient jiroot of their mj—ri«<x no Ut.. e.
A liUr.d discount LtClergymen, Imd* and lb-- !. «h*
JrMydi
CTommisßioii, Srr,
u&lcou: Lriai jous l. Ltrvn J--' r ttrvU
JOS. s. LEECH & CO-,
Nos.'il'fi dfc a*4 Liberty «t., PUUbnrch, Pn.
WHOLESALE GHOCEKS
AND
MKUCnANTS.
DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Xiiv Pluto uiul Tinner’s Stoolt,
AND
p i rtsb u n o ii ma n uracti ; u e s.
Jvlldly
McALPIN & CO.,
(Late of.l. 3. U-fr.li, McAlfiin A Co., Pttl.br.ritb
GENERAL COMMISSION
. AND
KOIiWAKDINO MKKCVIANTS'
Levee and Wnthlngton A venue,
Wyandotte cny, Kansas thkuitjuv.
iUFKRRNCKS;
J.*vtrh ?. U'.-ch & Co, and Pittsburgh MerdunU Cctnf
ally. - l yU:dAulyT_
TUOMAB «£, UALLAUHEIi,
COMMISSION ANI) FORWARDING
MERCHANTS, A«. 40 /*kh Street. St. Umi». M.>
tcrruTo
Slit-aim, lUktxix * Co, i J.is«A Lu-tn.
I.o&CsT&,Stewart A Co, , Zco A I'aintch.
dViil purchase to order. Uad, 11.-mp, Ihiam. tJmin. A.
l*r..mj.t attention glvm to any muuinT ol
S' TKlNb'EiriiAiiij.i'Odii,''commission
Merchant, Dealer in Wo.il, Provision* aud IWm*
crally, No- lk*i I.IU-rly street, Pituburgh, Pa. _
Henry s. kino, (late of 'jiik
firm of King A M.v.rh.ad.) Comiuiviou Merchant,
ntid Dealer lu Pig Metal and Dl.-om*, No.To at. r -droi t. U
1.,w VLiTket.
A A. HAIIDY, (SUCCESSOR TO 11 Alt
« dv, Jou.a tCo-.)Coniuii'*ion aud Forwaidnu Mcr
iliunl; Agi-ntof tbo Modi*.>n and lndian:ii>utW ll.»ilro.id. cor
ner First and Ferry »N, Pittsburgh. Pa._
JTGuVAUP " t. meouaw, g kneral
.. \l. i. 1.-iut. nil.) M M. inn
burgh,'l"i.' " 1 ‘ «'A»- O
B \OAI, F. V , OOSO K A V E & 0U ~
\Vl...lTuloUro. . .i, N - ISa.-l -H P.Ufr
BKKOKII, GiiooEßS AND
D olors m Itac n. L«rd. Fl.air. (Hki-w. Dio- &r„
Swmh Weal c-om-r SnuthM-l and Snood Mu~la, Pill*
burgh. . ‘-'4>>d
A LEX. AND Eli K ISO, WHOLESALE
/\ dpyr and lmi>.Tt. r -d
ains-L PilUburgU P*. a{d.l> !
TT'rM’'’MITCUELTKKE, Jh., & DUO.,
\Y \Vli..l.«ilr Hr-- -rs. P-rtlfyinc l>WiP-r». au-MVin*
and Liqu.-r MiTeliauti, h‘>.‘i''* l.tl'nrty Ptttsbnrgti.
juds
JONES & COOLEY. wiIOLLLALE OUO
CKIi.'' «tid Lk«it f'arni»h**n». d.-al i* in <a.d
Pittaburch M-uiulat-liiir*. N-> 1.1 " r -Ue* t ne.-ii Ct.-ni}
Aliev, pittrthtu ch. I*a
iVrTy-E il t PILWoin il, WUoi-ESALE
linw, No ITJ Mi.-t. .•.-•-•UV..U
aud mnithli-ld. I’itt.«biiij*i
4 ('U l/BE ll rSO N . WiIbLKSALK
/\ ■ G'.v f «I..'C I..::- ‘l. !■ haul. Dc'li.J 111 Pl'-bW".
uiiili'itsSl.'irgh >1,...:*. 1... I An. i--.li** L.Urlr.tpW
PitUburgTi.
joiixVtoru i.,...*-u . n>i •• maioirarit.
TOII.N "Vli.O D .« * 1 . « UOLKSAI.E
fl IMV'.-'lsail
” 1..[ . ,: . -l i~. •.' I . t. •
joiix A VTT "■
W\TT \V!I -‘»S. WUOLKSALLiiKO
Ci :;v . , . . M- irh-msand Iv-il-r- mPf
.Mtcuud I’." ' r,'r V c. N.. hits'll) -1...-:
!'itl«bur. !• _ _
imluih-’r.. ... mirT.ariii.-an
\.l All l»l*-i\K\ A* CO.. WHOLKSALE
M. r .bat,U. 1.1.4 Dr. 1... iu P .-iu^,
> Wat-1 • . Ul Kruntsttwl, l'itNl.«i rD
''l'' i.ittlk ,tco.. Wllo!.i:SAl.R ouo
i. s CKIO. Pr.»i«n*« “"'I o*.:«*. , wi"». VU-r* ™ l% }
Ji-'.l -rr. In Pilt4inr h -fi M muT.u I’iu-v U..00n1«
i.K)
\iVm k *Mi.*cutciirun co., wiioi.E
\Y WALK Orncrr*. Pr>aiuc« am.! M-- I.aiiU
at,.l li-Al, r» n. I’ittr.iiurvti Maudl u iui.4
LLL V! 'ls'Crk
JX anens IT'.i;,-, -.irt-«tl»lnHllli. MggaKaaa
■ D'.a-T» it) Pitol.uruil M iLu:«.-tur.-. N'• » ff..-n TTr *rw
tirwn tt'nt»T end Pruut «t.. ihtubtirtli. _ “I
R b ~y' co., wholLsaLe
, Orncrra, Cutununiun M- ruhant*. and fM-aler- in nil
kittOs Df I»mvH,liiu«. I’rOi'ir*. atj-1 P»tl»l.ur«b MannCw-turr..
No. XVi J.;'--rtyetr.-f’t. |.sli>.lyl
t>i>BKki 11. GKo-
CUR, O.niniir-i.m M.Tthant. -uiJ l».-.!**r in
Pi»l.. Pl-tir. -iTii nil kindsuf Country I'r-dui-.-, ?<•». ->♦ Ijl "
t-riy i»i..utli uf Sixth. ritt.*L>u- b h, I’* Lil--_r-d *4-
taul'cs mule on
ROBERT nmAH
f) OIJKRT DALZF.LL A CO.. WIIOLI
iL SALK Grocer*. C*wiimjsi«l<in an-1 KuranrdinK M«
dwuti and Dcftb-rslii i*p>liir*t atif* l’itJj*hnr,’h Manutai tor-
No 2il Lil*erty itrret, Pittalmrgb, Pa. Bl >-
IXtal is.mil astnlß
TAMES C. RICH BY, REAL ESTATE
f) It, K.r. N - Fifth ,t,U-U-..W..Kl r.,,J>null,UM,
l‘itt»txn iii> l*.i. Faint", H-Ufca, lA»t*. Mills, Furn.aCK, Ac-.
t.ousl.l -«!d t.U *.n c.-nuitot-lnu. U«.*t UatranW, ll.Ue,
-,itd 5.,1.-a u«V>.fiilc.l. tt-T* -'*’*! *»tl-nt*.-n gir-n t..
>..l..tiM In. • F ..n.d 1 .i;t •. it./ -t tin in T.'itn" i.a-ona
bi!r“ b .
WIU.IAM WARD,
Dealer in promissory noies,
J6.mli, Mu-tftgei so-i all lo, luointy.
|>. rr..us call pit.mno l.ans tlir..n/h my Ag.'i.*:y,ou roa»..n
£‘bTh!l,c.Tu.l.:uK Iv ihx.r tm-rnty togiH"! ivlvniUftr-T
can ulwajH lin<l first »ml t.-e,o 1 . i.„i paper at my oflf«, l*»r
Ail r.iminm.lcfttioti* end Int-rvi-w* itrwJly c.,n(ld*.|itnd
Oilii.-.. GHA.NT rTREtT, opj-m*- rf«- <'-»*>*'- -
TuSTi'n ixioSllK "ft CO.:'DEALERs"rN
/V Promimory Kotin, Ik’tiJ", Mortgagf-* tni-1 nllP**ni.
U Cl.,vii» »t u iUI , ,tU ' - r,J
NOTES ANU DItAFTS HoCOIIT ANU SOLD.
P,r«,u*do.lJins l-.~ .‘“"'T.;„
1-rm, and cidulkla-ou. D.i uul.-d ...k P” -J 1 " -
at remunerative price*. Also, i»u«u<t«» lh” •
und L»-ii<ing of lt*'«l Kstet**.
00-OiVmo .N-. ti Fourth itrw-t, uho*o W.-d.
fIirAUSTIN I/KJMIe, Notary Pul.ln
T) M«LAIN A SON, Itenl Estate Agents
JJ* ao-l Ibll ItrukiT". N-> Ponrth nltcvt
rpiiOMAS'"WOODS, ll»»al K«tute Ap/nt., Nt*.
J. r.mrlli »trr-l. *
iJoobßtUfts, Sc.
W"M. Q. -IUHNSTUN & <:u., Stsiti..tu*rs
Plank D*>"k 'l:iiiufvtur*r- "t.-l Jo»* l ' n, ‘ u '
67 Wood striH-r, PitWuirfh. Pa
rt oTuouiikane, (SUCCESSOR / TO
[V ~. 3 J
gtatiotwrv and Hangitiyi. i*d. t.«l c»* ,
B.of Mitfkrtg-niaro, Alir/lt.-ny. l’« .. —....
T OIIN S. DAVISON. UOOESELLEU AN D
J glatiooer, >mcre«w>r t" Ihivisoti A Agn
street, nt-ar Fourth, Pittsburgh, * n. .
KA\ &CO.; nOokSEELEHS AM> r a
tion wa. n«. m w»»i «tr , "-t. nostd-or
mr of Tl.ird. PitUbiirgh. i'ft ' 1 ' 1
stantly on hand. »
T !j. READ, BuoIvSKLEER AND bl A '
fj . TJ aNKR, No 78 Fouitb *t, Ap-dlo DmiJln/"
Hunt & miner, uookseli.el
and Slall-iacr, llall. I'm'' ■ lr ~ L
fßusic, Sc
UARMOKU.'Mti,nud Denier in Mu,.< *u.d
Tt K LEBER b 8110., No. «
'SES
1-JANUS. "..d CAIUIAKT A Md-f' Mlw , c „.d
DBONS»udOIsaAN Jl VUMOMbM--. ,h * u ‘" fH i
lO illjjl.!rtcru?MiJiie
\j Kit and Dealer r ‘ y ,„ r t \„, HAUHOUG
l?**VlTl IFT DAVIA* tV Plauoa,
PIANOS *»“ *x Ul', m, U .i,mu.l U 3 Wood street,
with sod wiU.out iulrau Att.unm
rICHAIID BAROi
nEUXXI*
A- -- Ll y |S|TTXUUIUIII. I‘A
T AMFBr:iCk-W| ; bl^ a ..rteJ.
* O).
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jU,-Maori r.Tiolif ivt£ yifth
50. r ° r
PITTSBURGH. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10. ISSS,
fHxinufactutcrg.
WELLS, RIDDLE ft CO.,
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
lusuTArrrnKS of
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Oidura *,lwit«4 fnm I'ninpil* -lop
ped as pt-r iuHtnictUiti*.
Tnutjj—C inaiitha, or b jwr r«-nt. difc-onht fur cart.
ugnlydAwN
j. u. uutwiu,
MA.NUFACTTKIKfI Of
ROPES AN 1) TWINE,
OrrTt'T of /Vnn and Uairr'd ifrftU x Pitiilnirg! >, t’l
Have always on iiano a plli,
«»n*ly «f Upil-iad HaJJt-r Rop.-*, BrdOufdv Siudi and
CraU’CviJN" U\>.l, liruvut, *ud llai S‘lul\ lajwr,
Wuiiand ♦'-.liinvl Twiiiv; uul l.in«H, Staging mid Ma*>u'«
Ln»«.. an2l.lyd&wS
\V 1L.1.1A .M ttAKNUII.I. & CO.,
GL Pounst-, below Marbury, - Pittsburgh, Psi.
STEAM BOfLKK MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron WorVrrt. Mnunfiirtitrfrs of Itunhiil’s Patent
Itoilor, I.'coinotioo, Fltir.l and Cylinder U.>ilt-rs,Cliitmu-y«,.
UrpK'b«*i», rirw Pel. SU-ain PfpM-i, Conderwrs, Salt l*um,
Snpnr Pans, l«nn Yaw la. Lift* HimM. ••te. Al»o, Ulnct*niiilw’
Work, BrH;;« and Viaduct Irons, 0o?u» Rt the »Wml no
lien. All order* from n Rial un> j>roinj‘ll> allunded t<*.
K-*2
Penn CuUoia Mllli, Plttalmrgiw
Kennedy, chills a do., manufac-
TUIIKUSof
J\:nti A No. 1 li-uivy 4-4 Slio«titip«:
Cun»t Chain of all colors itnd_3li:idc<;
Cotton Twlnm
“ U«-d Cords;
“ Plough Line** and S-vdi Coni;
“ Unpe of all awl d>-*rlptlnnr
Rattlnjr.
1 •« IpIX ut the Hardware Stor*.* of Logan, Wilson
4CV.131 \V**nd street, will ha»> attention. I~*A*ly
JAMES IK.WIN,
51 AA' UFACTUR Elt V *
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric A.-id;
Sweet Spirits of Nitre; Nitiic Aci.l;
Llullniaii'a Anodyne; Muriatic Add;
A<ju.t Ammonia. FFF; Nitrons do
Fowler'll S'dntiou; “yl
/. n rntttt* s. a. johssos w». jousts.
PKUItIX *fc JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WE. CIIILDS & CO'S PATENT ELAS
* TIC ;EiHE ASD WATER-PROOF CBSIIINT
IUMFINU, TSgJTiutiD Rtiuset, PiusbiirttU.PA. * ocUtiUl_
41. 81. WARUBN t CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND
Waii'r-Rmof'Coini'odMon K«-ol» and Roofing Ma-
24 Fifth street _
uTnIKL lIENNKTT,
MANUFACTURER of fanuv color-
KD Ironstone Witr**, trckinghani utnl Yellow Ware,
4c. Ofttcont the Manufactory, mrr* of Wnshinctoo and
Franklin <*tna»t». nppo-.it* pittsl.nrjjli, l*»-
mi lOidl y*
TUOH.XS UITCUEL JOHN I*. lIKBJU'H **• STJTVK?«9C>S.
I'utou l<'oniidr)*«
BIITCItKLL. IHSMION it CO.
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
the Uiii»D l\nin<!rv, fit ill" util »t.ni'l <.C I‘HNNOCK,
jirrciiKU. * i‘ji i.ii»Tiy«t.
Tli"y will iniiunU'-ttirv, ai u*ilal, u Isrgv Mul gfc-nil aa
uortui'-ul of CAST!NiI.* 1 , omipnsiu^
Cocking Stoves, Ranges und Slide Ovens,
oyPICK AXD I'A Ilf.OH STOVEX.
MANTLE A KITOIIKN G KATES,
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Bog Irons,
i*:• >n-.ti:.\ Ktrni.nN, a- ruin'doints,
Mill mid M;u-hhi'*rv C.L'Uiif.i (•eiu-rullv,.
An. I 'I A> aikl \YATt:»t I*l l*l> «•! nil
iLHN
/nos a.\i> ,v Aii.s-ui run m:stm;AXtt.ty
Shovels, Spades, Picks, - Ac., ’
.1 tl«lit. h will t-c rAM fit mxiiiifarturittV pfitfw.
\V ILI.TA3i TATE, 7~~
PM'MBEU AN iJ OAS FITTER, No. 10
¥ imh -rre. I. u.nf Litii'ilv, bi.J rdl'-uii Uu-l-U u-vfr
,|,.vr in Al-1.-ttti.ii* I‘.irl.ln«xTi’* Oft. an'f'Fi-Ji c.J rt., »>*xi
Lirsvk Atl.-cI.rDT.
at," Il'- i ' rii tl*>n of Viltiiijri f-r W .»!• r, fi*» ana
’ 1 in) 'll tf
kucnimllc 't'lle Moor,
Cona* -iti»l»nc», V<Uil.ulcj. »nJ S»x>rr*
F.T Cl.ur- Il.ili-
ALFRED ENGLAND, S-le Agent.
17L0U THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES,
M.-s-- Minion A LV, auJ Mi>»n MilUrA
C-ul.*,s N-w Y-n'k. f.o I*lll=l. in.l U.o VY^t.
Afl V ■:» rt.v»il<-.l in a Mipetior *I«U- I’I:UW, DrairlilC"
•uni .-’i-.oiii.-ln atu I.x - •’>. al N-. i Fwlll.li I«~u U
ertv tnililjil
JUIIIb CAMPUKI.I.,
MA N l! F A C T V K K K OF BOOTS
io,lrl!..::-..I xl.viii-ti.il, So 31 SniitUtlrlJ
«'ti .-O, '*-t let'll r;;!., l*«. rcShijd
{nsuranrr stgrntg.
HC. ELMAN A O General l:i-ur.mce
Piiutnrcl.. I'a..
rpiTE & iIiIAFFEK Asm..- N--| timx- Inwir-
JL nti.l- O . 1.8 l T«- Hall. W-.-l sti-. t.
FINNEY. Agent Eureka lUMira.-r.eCV,
A A . (’ AR\tl K R . ARY
• P-tn.-yli aina lii-uu ib-e 1 ..mi any ol Pittshuruh.
j • tsaildnii K tirth -tr.-s-t
O AMI/Rli" L. MAKSLiKLL, Sm-nnary t.'iti
7. ..s' I r sr.rßt.''- < '.’iriJ> iny, C‘4 Watel -t retC
-1? si. t.OKDON, S«i*retarv W«*«tern Insur
' r.iiiipiinv, “2 W.it-r <rvch
1 UAKLRNIIR ROFRIN, f»r I'nuik;
coruar ITo«i
and T!idd ’sTfes-t'*
PA. MADKIKA. l-r Delaware
m|in> (iK.iIIAM. Airttut H"\v!inl In«ur*
i_ Lift li.".r»nsi-.«l , ..unanr l
U i.i. c M..i 'I
rpilnS. .J. Ill.'NTi’.ll. Ajrunl Farmer*’and
JUSUUA KOUINSUN, C..niinetital
li.-'.i ,V 4 F ilth -trcn-t.
,irral
jilptjolßtrry.
«*LTIR V.
Wall Paper Warelioute.
WALTER r. MARSHALL & CO., Im-
«? w.-.i Utw«a Fourth
str—t :u!.l I*ium> u t All***', ulii-rr may !«• found an c*xl<‘ftt*it*
,.t er.;iy of l*u|»T lUupir.;*, for I'W
l.,r„ Hull*. liinim* K<—in* and ClicuuUrs. Alw«, Window
C1....V.H iii*i*,,-•»t v»ri«-*y ul lowmt uricii locouulr* «l**i«lfra.
fc M.U.TKINV MARSHALL JkLU_
E .‘.V R. R4TIKAS
EKDMUNDSON & CO., Nos. 90 ami UK
» TMrtJ tic-ar \Vow<i. Manutwturui • an.) l>«a!. r»
in WAI.H'AW.Ii,
CURTAIN iTViI'S,
OKNA.MKNTS, KHINUKS,
TAstfKlJ* AMICoUDS,
COMFORTS,ItEDS,
I' AT KN f .- TI It AI. SI'IUNO MATTRESSES, Ac ,
W. 11111 *->lirii ibr Hitrnli'Oi <>{ imrcbaaora W tbrir l»igr
chi ir.l slock. V
J - SKHUiKT, IMiaitical Ui’iiorstckkr,
- V., }<«) Third Str>'i. I‘UtJ'uroh,
M*„.in,•(...« c iui.l <WW in CURTAINS, CORNICE.
DAM)S.SIIAI)Ko;m,I HUN I>S,MAITRASSES,COMFORTS.
CUSHIONS', Ac. P.irlii nlitr attention paid to Strfimboul
Work. CnrjK-lw filt.-.l »u.l laid to order. mr^.lyl
jFurnfturr.
johsii ioo «n tuos. u. touKo .. ..rcrsitisl iov»'i
T. u. vorisc *. <*o.»
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Dcst:ri|»t’mn.
FACTORY F-'lrral Mw'-rn \Y<iU* and fVmtn A*mut
Wnrrlioiw—Nos. IK fc 1U SDiitbfirlii St.,
STKASIBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We
hi',. <y,iHtAntly nuiinf:i<‘|iiriiig KTKAMWVAT CABIN
KtUNITUHK mil CHAIKS, at>.t ll»« Mt-nUon «•
U,„ h i in f.jinWiit.t l»-nl
—.tn-.t.VuS
' .lAMKH W. Wl/OUWKlili,
ri in xet Fin: x itijn e ma xi:fa cyurxh
Niw. 97 9‘> Third St., Pittsburgh*
f WW. KESPKOTKULLY INFORMS
O - hi- frieu.la anrfoiUmirr*. Hint ho Un» i«rt ctojiWw*
).«*luckof furniture, will' ll Ud.<U'-Uly »>»<l t»-*t
~r uijorrd fur sal« in llmrilv. A- lie U<J«*Usim]n*l to op
liolil lii* rttnrh. will* m-e-oofl m:iU-n:»L-, ben! workmniiship
.ii..l miw. 'l .iMiittn; nml fro"' tho Mtmil of hi* nrileta *t»l
facility in mamifiw hr .» .•hhU.-.I I- |.n-»n™ wai i»ul
|Uk."i««lw..y. .«i haii.l tin. TarWynfiflrnry
.1.fwri1.1...» "f foroitiini. fr.nn lh« ami lo
l»ir mUt , ninl o -ll), ho"*.',or any port iifon",
may »«• fi.nmhM from hie -'<»•%,or maiiiifo-torH »*|in«ly
Kior.l.r, "
Iltjpstrtans.
DR. R. T. FORI) still continues l»is now
VKOIvTAM-K I'KACTUT.. lii« ofßre, W«*t eii'l
iViiuaylvtßiia Av-mi.', (P.iurth Sti-mil Ibnd,) Knit mil o
Diamond ■triK-t'l’Uuburgh, ?a. v
Hi- iinlitoii. il Min i-* Iti Acnlr ami Chronic Dlneoa*-* c*n
not U -> -t U.nl |.ricll... the pre-m
A.y * ">''***£**£■..
Dll. OIIIUKN CAN BK CONSULTED
ill Hr. Smith'*, comer Filth nnH Hmltlifi. 1.l »Un't«, »n
MONDAYS. W»;i>NK«!»AVS nt..l SATURDAYS, from 10 to
1 ml 1 U)3i»*ih«U.
lh« nr./wmi-illo Hum!. J*23:ljil*
GIOL'UI'S PATENT SI'KINO 1!KI) liov
I* mu |>iitxlGi»"l tli- I’tcliinlvi- i it'lit lo niAiniDurlnrA tin}
b-II “Oould'H P.il-nt iiiK U-d." In tli- count/ <>f AlWh»
py. *c urn nuw prepared to furnish ilium* <le*irlois to■ pur
t lia.->c a iou> pn-'ii, cli'tip awl >turaUr Sprint/ lUd. <1«1 And
u lamina tlimn nt our M ivr-hnun- Tln>) c»u be ottarliud to
■uy t—Mio.l >ad r-rtK.rrd Ui-r-frura at plea»ur*. SUkuii-
Inrttf* h.it-U*. lir., liirtiialiod with tbU bed at a »>-r* low
imU T. II YQUMt AQ) .:W Biiihtifl-hlii
SI N mil K.S —-ill) libls. choice Applet*;
.'ioo tn>x-« IV. H. Cbt'tur,
10 W>U. Roll Uutt-r,
VO ~ ootid |mrkv*l Rutter,
R. DAL7.KIX A CU.,
‘i'il Liberty itrerL
I ii i»fi«r<* anJ h»r «nl«* t-j
il-'J I
I' NliiA RUBBER it.
2, a. nml i |*l w thick, truni 1 tu»Mrwl»w*lu width f..r
at the India Ilnl-i-T *1 xndCS St. Clair til,
de9 J.i II I'Hlf.Lira.
Diaries i.*r iVr>* n.r *uie at
W. S.HAVKTTS,
d«M Ptntiiuii'i r \Var*-li.-ux*J n.r. Market ami Klr»lj«tA_
ITUIKNCU 11 LACK I Nil—The l.i:sl Ul-.u-k
-’ I. nt JOS. KLKMINO'S,
' . .:n*i*r Mar Let ntriM>t and Uie Diamond.
(AOUNTiNU HOUSE DESKS.—Of any do-
J fb'Ttiiticn modi' to older nt short nolle* hy
Jj„lm T It YOIJNO * 00
Honey bean tobacco at
JOS. FkEM IXO*9.
BEANS —A bug* Whitt* Beans in store and
for aolaby U*C_ It. DALZKLL t- CO.
HEMP.— I'* hales Kentucky Hemp in store
and (or oalci toy ATfIYLL, t»EIS & CU,*
No.* WtwdkUMU
11. RIUPI.K
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
iiiiisbunii] : 7;i?cUc.
I. - - J
I’UBUSTIED DAH-V AND WKEIU.Y BY
x XD 13 L 33 <se O O. ,
FirTU STBIET. ABOVE SHITHFITI*.
4*- THEDA ILYOAZETTExs thirst t >,<
Writ, and havuiom rxUntiv* cin.-ul*lum a**ng4Ui'biu™-ii
caching altdaJt't, xt ojTrrt xnducrwnli to
tir+rt«the Ust m«fi un to ruch rVpWir.
OZ-THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
dag and XAurdag, on aUrgi UanktL cunUxn* m
adddim to t.W wet of o,' t oerJi, a cnrtfuliy prcptv.d c.nd
rr’iaU* Marl'tt, common"] amU iwv.Kry of
flirt aiulan "■'curat* Rtnk X'J' I*tt. mrrrrU't r,. r
IK-.!pi}»-r—moKi.-.g it tUb'd tlnmurcud A ncf;«ij-T ■
Wat.
Ell Thayer'* SpeevU In Cou|jrt«i,
TEeu, sir. by wlrnt agency may we tbun Anu r
:auize Central America'.' ' I rcj'ly to the <|iirw-
lion, by (be power of organized eatigraliun.
That is abundantly able lo give ua Central
America aa soon as we waul it We could have
Americanized Central American hall a dozen
Limes by Ibid power, within tbo Inst three years,
if‘there bad been no danger or npprehen.-ioti
of meddlesome or vexatious executive inter-
Bat if wc are to use this mighty power of or
ganized emigration, we want a different kind <-f
neutrality laws from those which wc now have:
and, therefore, I atn desirous that J-his commit-
Sce shall recommend something which shall nil
subject us lo the misconstruction of the
deutof the United States or to his construe!iots
at all. I want these neutrality laws so plain
that every man may know whether he ii in the
right or iu the wrong, whether he is violating
.those laws or is not violoting them. For. Mr
Chairman, with our new-fashioned kind of emi-
gration, with our organized emigration, which
goes in polonies, and, therefore, must of neces
sity to some extent resemble a military organi
zation there is great danger Uml a President
with a, dim intellect may make a mistake, and
subject to harassing and vexatious delays, and
sometimes to loss and injury, a peaceful, quiet
colony, goiog out to settle in a neighboring
State.
Mr. Chairman, I can illustrate this position.
You, sir, remember, that in the year 18ot». wheu
it was bad traveling across the Slate of Missou
ri on the way to Kausas, that our colonies wont
through the Slate of lowa, and through the Ter
ritory of Nebraska. These were peaceful, quiet
colonies, going to settle the Territory of Kan
sas, by that long and wearisome Journey, be
cause it was' Lad traveling through the State
of Missouri. Y’ou remember that ouo of
colonies of organized emigrants, which went
from Maine and Massachusetts, and from vari-
ous other Northern States, was arrtdhl just as
it was passing over the southern boundary of
Uiq Territory of Nebraska, on its way to iis
future homo in Kansas. r It was a peaceful, quiet
C-dony, going out with tts cmigraut wagons all
in a row, and therfore looked something like a
military organization going out with their
women and their children, with pub-soil plows
and coulters a yard loug, [lautfhter] with pick
axes, with crowbar*, gill. [ duxKyi.-'. -ui‘i with
garden seeds >
Thb- beautiful Colony was arrested by the lfa-
cials of the present Exeeulives’s predecessor It
WOB by some mistake, no doubt- Perhaps he
took the turnip seed for powder*, and 1 doubt
whether the case would hive been better if the
President had been there himself- This colony
w*W arrested within our own dominion. It wm
not ah emigration to a foreign country, and
tbeic was uo danger of interference wnil the
neutrality laws. The-e quiet, coloni-tv
because their wagons Went in o?fbw, f..r mutual
defence, through the wild utm^ll ivale-l lerr.
tory ot Nebraska, where theK* were ln-tiiu u .
wereatrested n* a military organization
We do not want hereafter, rith-r within tin
limit- of the United Nintrs <>r wiih-ut tkeui,
tiuy such meddlesome or vexatious iuici terenc
bv the executive powers ot the Government
Therefore. 1 ««y, h t u« have some neulrnlii)
Laws that cun bo uji lerut-i.HI. If there had l-ei n
no apppeheusion* .u the N.u .h atuml tii” tu n
Lrulity lows, if we hud nd eweeted that Vrh u
ever emigration we might have titled out t. r
Central America would have been arrest <-d
n ithiu the luariuc league id' the harbor of Bos-
ton, why. we would have colonized Centra.
Amcrici n dozen years ago, and had it ready
fur admi->ion into tbo Uuiou before this lime
\V> want a moditicHtioti or mi elucidation of the
neutrality laws, and 1 trust that it will be Un
duly of the Cbmmiuee so to report
The Nothern Stales arc, os ibe-States of North
eru Europe were designated by 'lacitus, • o:r.i.-:
■jenman, ••liie motiufftci>.ry ofuatinn*. Mccm
make one State a year. In the three yews
we have culonii l '.! almost whollv tli.'' lirru.-rt
uf Kansas. We havot|Btfii>hc<f si*itiers to Mm
aesobsk the KnrU know* whet«•
aaJ We W(tTe poL wtn-hnh- J our n U
uTttl Incren-e. YVr linvr r. reived ascOSsioO.s In
our number 5 in that lime, from foreign muniries
of more thin otic million voiiU, an l now we haw
o relief: w- are worse oil to «la.v I ban we were
when we begun to «*»«'■ >r»i/ *• knu*:*
hare aa outlet somewhere 1.. r "ur '■>ir| ■
lation. [Laughter.] , i
Sir, I hare a resolution in qiy pocket. win. h 1 :
arc heeu carrying about M Jays, waiting pa j
ently for an opportunity ll present it m tin" j
lou-c, instructing I lie t ’oinrn tiee on Territories
i report n hill organinisg aiU opening for **-t
-eimnt the Indian territory. Mr. H.-irmaii. 1
* kU “ ) lonian .with -eiIJCi»IKSBj.iW w
lust have llie LmliuuiTTJUrr/.' ' ' —
now- uu law. We mflfltgo ©uiewrherc^Sßfl* 1
King mini he ojw-ne.l to tl i4ecemlam« of the
j. r rllr, just look- at i!
1 'illanin- ocean
,nd the Rocky Mountain;- ! Tlie LoimTtlftjHrtt?*
owfl of the western title of our emigration are
(lashing fiercely ngaioM the base of the Rocky
Mountain".
We come now to the ohstlrtmtion of the grrai .
natural barrier. Nothing ifl more natural thrin
dial this !i<le shoulil flow back Will it How over
LowurJn GiiufuJa'' Not at all. It has already
begun to flow over the “Old i»ominion," (Itutgli- <
ter) and into other State*. / Missouri is nlnmM
Inundated with it. We cannot check (his tide of
emigration Yon might as well try to shut out by
curtains'the light of the aurora boreal,.*. No
such thing can tie accomplished This progress
must be onward, and we must have territory
We must hart* territory; and l think it most
opportune that the proposition seems in bo be
fore Ihe country to AtacricanizeCcutralAmerica
Now, sir, 1 said I was ostoaished that gentle
men who conic from Stales bordering upon the
Gulf had advocated this project, and not the
Representatives who come troiu Northern Stales
Let ua see the reason* why tho'North should lie
more zealous than the South in this movement
la the Slate of Massachusetts wc have one hun
dred and twenty-seven people to a square mile,
by the census of ISAb In the State of Rhode
Island we have one hundred and twelve to the
square mile, by the same census. In the State
of Connecticut wo have soventy-nine. In the
Stale of New York we have sixty-five. So you
see, It was not Action, it was not. puetry, not a
-trelch of the imagination, w heu l told you that
the descendant* of the Rilgriuis were matighi
place. [ Laughter. J
Hut how iB it with the States which Imrdt-r
upon the Gulf? Look at U and eec. Tbcyhavo,
some of them, eighly-itinehundrodtln of a man
to the square) mile. [ Laughter. | In another
one wn have one and the forty eighih-hundredth
part of a mau to the square mile; and, taking
them altogether, we . hove just about three men
to the square mile in all those States which bor
der upon the Gulf of Mexico
Rut. it is not only fur the purpose of furnish
ing au outlet fur uur immense population in the
North that l now advocate the Americanizing of
Central America. The interests of commerce,
as well 09 Ibis great argument of necessity, ure
on our aide. Who has the trade beyood Central
America? Wc have whale fisheries iu the North
ern Ocean which build up great cities upon the
eastern shore of Massachusetts. Wc have trade
with Oregon and California, with the Sandwich
Islands, and the western coast of Soulh America.
We are opening a trade, destined to be au im
mense trade, with the empires ot i.liinu ami
Japan, and we must of necessity have in Central
America certain factors aud certain commercial
agencies, who. In a very few years, with their
families and relatives, will make a dense popu
lation in Central America. 1 say, Iheu, that for,
the interests of e unmerce we want Central Amer
ica Americaniiet. This commercial interest w,
unfortunately, a; eclional interest in these Stales.
It is cmpotically a Northern interest, and. there
fore, as a North rn mao, I advocate especially
that Central Ame *ica should be Americanized.
Now, sir.it would be folly for me to argue,
nod there is ;io kind of reason for supposing,
that these Statcp expect to do anything about
colonizing-Control America. They cannot afford
to lose n man. .They had better give away si»nwt
than to lose a single honest, industrious citizen.
They cannot afford it. I have left out of this
calculation, to be Bure, tbc enumeration of the
slaves lu the-e States, for the gentleman from
Tennessee [Mr. Maynard j informed us thatlhe
question of Slavery did not come Inlothis argu
went properly, and I agree with him there. I
think he may agree with me, that bynu possi
bility can Slavery e*«* r established in Central
America. That in my belief. Jqst fix your
neutrality laws, and we will fill up Central
America before I*so sufficiently lo becotnfort
able. - ' -t -
It may be said that Yankees, when they get
down into Central America, will, if the climate
is suited for H, make use of slavelabor. I have
1 beard that argument before; and it has been
asserted'that the Ysnkees who go into^lave
States oftentimes -turn slaveholders and outdo
the Southern men themselves. I hare no doubt
that they ontdo them if they do anything in that
line at all. [Laughter.] The Yankee has never
become a slaveholder unless he has been forced
to it by the social relations of the slave State
where ho lived; andHhe Yankee who has become
a slaveholder, has, every day of his life there
after, felt in his very bones the bad economy of
Uic system. It could not be otherwise. Talk
about our Yankees, who go to Central America,
bscoming slaveholders 1
Why, sir, we can buy a negro power, in a
stcain : CDgine, for ten dollars [laughter)? and we
can clothe ami feed that power for one ytar for
five dollars (renewed laughter); and are wc the
men to give sl,oliu -for an African slave, and
sfr,U a year lo feed and clothe him ? No, sir.
Setting nsido the arguments about sentimental
ity, and about philanthropy, on this question;
aride all poetry and fiction, he comes
| right down to the practical question—is it pro
: nublc V The Yankee replies, “Not at all.” Then
! i here is no danger of men who go from Boston
; t.> Central America ever owning slaves, unless
they are compelled 10, by their social relations
there.
If a man goes from Boston into Louisiana,
nud no body will speak to him uuless be has a
slave; nobody will invite him to asocial enter
tainment unless lie owns a negro; and if he can
uol get a wife unless he has a negro, then, sir,
very likely ho may make up his mind lo own a
negro, [laughter.]
Mr. Thayer closed by offering an ordor of in
quiry, aa to the political condition of the people
of Nicaragua, and whether they invito colonies
from the United States to settle among (hero,
and also, whether the soil, climate, and other
natural advantages of that country are such as
to encourage emigration thither from the
Northern States of the confederation.
II KHIr K' S I' ROC LA MAT I 0 X
<r Urrcr-.-'E.vT'TtvEX. I
Jaanary ‘lit, ts.M. J
I\p is.. High ?li«*rin <-f Allr-beiiy
WHKItf.AH, n c.irancy ha* occurted in tin- representa
tion fr-on i!i« rnnnty «>: Allegheny, in the Huu— cl Kepre
*-nbitivc* «>f Hu- Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, occasion
oil bv the d-ath <■[ ii. llj-khoti*-. q member elect
from said O'unly. , ,
Thorefore. 1. A. Bruner I/otignker, Speaker r.f tha n«»u«*
of Krpresentntlvi-s .if wild Commonwealth, iu accordance
with the Constitution oftlie OoajtnoDWnalth and the several
\cfe Of Aiwral ly in -itch mad- nn»l provided, do com
mand 5. -it. the said Sheriff, to issii" your proclamation, or
dering a s|«t'ial election, to l«*hiddoM TUErJ'iV, TIIK
tiikxty-.mxth day uf January, init„ fur the pur-
IK)«0 of electing one |--rv)U In till th« vacancy aforesaid.
Int-stltn.iny when-of. I have hereunto set my hand, the Jay
a ,„| flrd above written.
A. BROWER LONOAKKR,
Speak, r id tin* n»n*eof Evpresehb'tlviw «;f T<moaylv«uU.
Att.Mt j. /.Etmxn,
Clerk ul the House of ReJItVS-UtHUves.
!;, V .l ill.* of the above writ. I, li«dy Pat'emon, Sheriff ol
tl. ■ county of Allegheny, «h* hereby make known, and sire
Oil- public notice to the electors iff -aid vomit' ot Allegbc.
m.thuta n].-cial election "iil lw 10-iil in *nid county on
I I i>l)A Y. Hi- Jtith ilny of January, A. D . 10. «t the n*v.
-nit KlccUou District* therein.
An.l »-■* Jir.vtcd by *aid lath ecctiou of the Act of July.
I I betvbv islre notice, tliat every jicraon (excepting
.(ii.Ues of the Peace) who shall hold any oillco or appoint
utiiiil of profit or trust, under the Uovcrumout of the United
‘t.ii.-.i.i •! 1 lii-Suit-, -.1 till, or incorporated district.
' ,1,, iuuiiH»imeil ~!!> .T ."u oilier*i*e a nulrfirdiuato
. '1- . . ..r'i..—ill. who i* or -ti.itl b" oinployej lllul-r the leg
i»:.une, vx.-eutive >.r Judl. mi J d-l-artiu-ut ol this State, or
.•I til- l uind Stales, or -I mil City ng incorporated district,
ami ;iL.i that rt-re in.-mh-r of Coiigitifc*. and oi the Slate
le-gi-darine. and of the Select or coinidhn C«mndl of any city,
or te.iuuii—loiiei >ol any inft.r jair-aj.-l district. It by law lie
L :ipaUu ol holding <>r - screwing at the atnie lime, Uieotlice
or :i|.ji.di,t'ii-til ol Judge, In«j— tor or Ocrk.of my election
..| this Uomnioiiw.iUlh; und that 1... lu*|*ector, Ju.hm <:r
..tl.. 1 oilic-r of any such election shall l*o aligildn : ’ *t.y
oflb e to le- Ilu-U Voted ful
All l further, that by the Uh section of ihd Act of Apri:
I, 11, jvj i. it ia i.l'-’l.lhnt the aforesaid 13th tcctiuii ol
11. A, t "I Jrii > J.l. l'~j. mall Hot be so construed as to pre
m ul an.' mutlia oibcei nr iKiioii-h ofherr horn servin' »'
~,.l i,.i . r cl-i«, at any (T> ri< 1-d -or rje-ciM ele. non
iu lli!s('olTimOU"-nllb
Th- -1.-Xt. -- of the Hr?l \Y.inJ -f the city nf Wttal>nr>rh l«
uo--l :U tl- lon.- I .in.eily occupied by Udas-d Sfewai t. a
1... . 1. 1 V. -irUi :U.d I «ny <t:»-« i.v lu 1 «id At ard.
11,.., t ,i. ol lim jecoud Ward..l Ibe city of iMUburgl
t„ 1,( ,1 put,he School llonsein «nid Ward.
Tlie ei.i t..:» ol s.. mneti of 11.0 Third Wind as li-s m rtl
.wot*.--- .1 .• v,r str.e,. y.u Prwi.o •N» l-I said ward
* .11 ;.1 1. ii-.,- 1 1 I ran, 1- Jb:.. •» -u t lj >■
-.itli Hi. I .-inlthfl-l ; tire, t •
‘ l • . nvi.’-i -I IV- Ti 1 ! Ward as lie- s ..tilt
~,.I—l ot liianl Street. *- ms V.. Vol Hid »«id.
...... 1 ~! u.. i,.,,-' ..! ]...!-rt i;.b •] -. the corn, :
Wile ! 1 I -t|.- t.
•Uie .. . lor - •'! Ul- i.-1110 Wrudoi the (Ity IV.rsl
1 ., ~ ( u f i|,a l*i|t>lr.; iVlusd Jf.aise in said Word.
'I Uu elm l-rfa Oilf b“t Uo-Klltb W Hid lilt-* l-.tlii
,„.r ~y.t ~t . .ire,':, l’r k -i;.. t \,. 1 . r sod viarJ,
„.| v’.i.. „t the |*i|b|-S.-b.ssl 11 .0- • n 1.l- Hi »Ir. .11
• •..! Pi is 10' I
Tlo- «i- P.1...1 « l! m,Ui"l It..' l.fU, Wat.l ILS be. -"<tth
51,.1 Ul-t ol t-l'llli- .tr-'l,Wlu: Pf -r 0* I No -"I '*'*”l.
mil V..H- it lII* i’lii nr Shr id II o„ ihe c-rii« 1 of Pike
4 "tlio elect* r'mV.f Mir .-I till Ward of 111" rlt Tof Pittsburgh to
ni:- t ..I ib- Pul.li. Schtsil lions- in s.,„t W.,1.1
Tl«- -bs-toi» ..f il.e .sev-iitb Ward of the citv of I'utsbnr gh
' .inoet at lhn i'nbllc S<-liool lino s in "-Ud Ward.
! i„ -I. ..UU. of tho l.iabib W xrdol th. citv ol Pntsluri;h
t -it th- Pui'lic hi'l-" 3 ! ffotr-*- t.n mM Wsnl.
1 in-el . r..rs <d 1110 Niulb W ard id tbo city ot Pittsburgh
• , i-,;.0 Public Sc boo! lli'U*- m sard W md.
1,,.. ..1..,'i.„,0f tb- lust Ward ..f the aiv of Aib'kb. 11) to
nw -I at th- In 'ii-** "t J. WoT.lbnii’*-. iu It-!, nson rtwt.
Til' el. .Id-Hot the Scaid w ;.rd ..f Ho city ..t Alh-nli.-uT
1 rbictP'. t and the public «'JUjp
Til--bru.rs r.f tl.e Third Ward .-I the. ty "f Alh-sbcny U>
II e-l at the Put,lie ,vli..'l >1 jti-o til Mill Want
The I'iech.raol tha Pourlh W nrd of Hi- City of Alb
mo t alllmhou-* of I'. MU. Ur. ..t H> miner of l.
and And. i-'h stns-tK
•it,..vi..i-.of tin- l-.ioiiji. u! lhrn.iugLam.Lrsl [-I'vui.-l,
l * tn<—: hi IK.-Svli-.l li-rti*-: wcon>l pm tort iil.l'-
I|. V :| iu -.nit l.oretwh.
I u ltbe l-.r.,u ? h .>f K-vt llu :,.ir,,;h;u,i m.+t
■ 1 -I- -■ !,.«.) Ui-iirr, iu sai-.t
l i..-, i ..f Du.|ii-h»i» I-T.-isli in m.-« u: tU* M.. U:
U.-iw tn •aid U»r..iii;!t.
|„l-,l"l lx.rs till- lHrt V »j!h of .H-tlt
tbu Public j.-hm-t 11.. UH, Iu Mid U,i,.iij;'.i.
TT,.-.-U-.-f..r ! niriWU»ri.nj-h of Stun lo Dte.-l at U«
h-.uw «f J»m--> Sharp m «nld Um*ti,:h.
Tim ■ |.-rl..p U.i.Higl. «<f MeKwqinr! l» «»»*•< *t Ut"
T..- i, Hall in naJd Ihh. ugh
Tim -I.•<•«„) « <•? <ti" U.ron :ti ,d -v.ulli J’ ::»inli i'i l > meet
otllif -Hf'- "t th- ui -■'id U>r-iiili
i-.uuh uv-l l , uu.lmr t ;!i 1- Hi.-i-ta!
ttejfaUlencaoutiiutuu ,>■ u-Y
li ;i-,-tnr>cfUwibqXPCSbo| ftamurn ... • 1
I'll-•-1.V1.,1 , itir Lk.; -i:£li..f ■♦**.»,
1",:,., l.t-mr* *d 111" I*-TOUgh <d KlutS boll, to t.»*-t *1 itk
~f U li Tajhir, r.rtutitlv utcupUl by J-Uu M atk«vv
ill "aid borough
Tim , lector,* of I;1'-«-Ih.ii Diitri, t No 1. in Peebles
t„ nim-t uttli- lili-n Hotel In -aid township.
‘1 1,0 rh-clol s uf I'ltt lon UidilJ, l>< uieot ut thu Sch.-ot Roll*-
i< !’• mi,i avriintiiu-uid towi,»lil|>. except Lhequnlitu-d voter*
i. -idnn: tn *ectl<«n.H No*. 4. 7 olid 11. of thecily diUni'L oho
• 1,.iil «..ic at *ll Kviu-nd i-lcdioiir in Hit- Nmlh M'ur lof the
iilv ol IMUtmrKL.
•n.<-.|,<ior*.,f l-.U-Uon Murat No "of twt.U* l.ovn
.),i t . i„ tn.-t At Ui-l.otii- of John Ih-itliT, iu U,e
1..-1 LIU-rtj,
Theofl ollmr lown«hq> tn m<-rt »t tl.«* hoU!-‘ t>r
Win M'Cull. Jr.. In Ihe v of taut Liberty.
Ihr -1.-etor* of MTlliio* lowDsbfp to iu"«'t ut the huu*o of
.l,,hn .'liril’-r, on th., Otecunhuij; TurujiiLe Ilo;ul. iu said
l>»» n«!uj>.
The -hvlon. of I'luio U.irn«<hlp to meet at tbo huiue bt
John S'Uiin-nllle In i.iid towuship.
'I he fh-t hit■ of I'nlti-u Inwnkhlji U> imn l*t tha house of
AlmliHin Tjjloi, on tiio NorUioiu Turugdke, in Mid t„wu
'l h- ■ l-r lota of I'oun toiviviliiji to moot *1 the hmiw of
r.ohett lKmnld."in. ou tho Lt«-chhurß Ito-wl, in mUd tovrn
»hij>.
The r-h- ton of Veraoille* tovanhip to meet at th* Tuldlc
S- (uxd llun.se. ou the fnrui of Lterld t-haiv, near the White
H«,n*-, lurnn-rlj o* i:u(<i.-d hjr ThoUioe Neel, now by WLlliatu
A. tdmw.
Th- elei-tor* <d Kli/.iU'lh luvnaiiip to meet ut theliou** of
<)••,.in- WelMt-r. fiiitnrrly occapled by Johu Welker, (n
K)i/-uU:lIi borough.
Tho ul-clora of Jefl-reoii towil-diip to meet at the hour.e of
Mir'Kael Sto-e. formerly octnpio<l hy John Klus, la mid town*
»hl|i.
Tl.e< h-cMiii of MilUin toi»a*liiji to meet »t Ui" honm of
Samuel Wllr-n, furtur rl) weiipW hy Jam,* 11. Noel, In said
1./MUsbiii.
Tin. idei-Umi of l’|>l«or St. Clair loim-ddp to nn*ot al tho
lioimh i-r.lHtlie* Conner. In said towuahlji.
I he-h-vloM of l-.0.-r SI. Clair Uiwti«hl[» lo meet H the
h..ii- luloly keirt hy ¥, llelle, at Ui« JuuCUuu of th" Uir
miMi'tiHin mid Coal Hill ruiwi*,lu snld townshijr.
Tli« -lectui* of Ctmrtlei* Uiwiishlji to meet nt Ihe house
.1 Willi .ni tJU*y, „» tho imd Steiihenvitlo lin n-
plke.
n,e ,-|i., i.,iß of Kohinisiu to»'»«lil|i lo meet »t tho house
of r-rtmh M Kurutud. I.ncuwly Audl. y M'KorlAad. in s»UI
ton uvilip.
Th*, id.rt-rs *d Fludley towuolitfi U> meet ut tho house ot
MVlellund A. Aimer.' formerly oicupird hy J. Charles, U*
Hi- * ilh,,o* ol Clinton. >u told lo»n»hqi.
nie rh-,:lorn of Mihhi toivnsfilp Iu at School Uoi.ve
No 4. hi naid luwnshlli.
Th- >-lorlor* of Ohio township to meet at tho hoUM ol
11-nr) V. TTtomj’sou. In said township.
Th-< t< i tom of Krunkliu tow uship to meet at tho bouse
~.-(-ujii<-d I ) J,v,-jd) liolomsn, llisidd townobip.
Th- eh-rtors of Kcrervu towushtji to qu-st ot the Sdmol
Uottv'No. Cl. in wud townahlji.
Th- eh , for* of UnldwtD towushiji to ul-ot at the hoosd of
John CnVIUI. iu Mill toWUnhlji.
The ti-iur, •>!Snond-u township to nh-rl at tho house of
I'-t-r lUiyer. in mild tovfhsltlp.
Tho -lerioi's of .South Fa) rtto township to nirt-t nt the
limiw ~f 11. lliith, ou tin.- form ofC. Y. Coulter, iu fciid town*
»bi|i.
Iho i-lr-lors of Nuttli Fnvrtto township lo mnet tt tlio
ho>i-e lorm-ih ,--i ujoed |.y I'ruioi JftuUou, nt Lodger's
Mill, iu e;ud towuship.
Thu -lecture ut lU*ls towuship to roeot at tho house of
Uulr.r)l. ou tho FrsukLa ltaiul, in said township.
I'lin rlecturs ofl'inu township to inert ut tho house ot
Ciumtny. In wild towuship.
Tho i-l-ctors of M'CivQdlone towuthip to nu- tat the li-uw
>d Ihiuirl Moiip, in said township.
The el-ctur* ul Wi«il lH*or township to mo-t at the house
ot Nntlinu Cuuley, iu said township.
The rle.-tcir* of Kmit Dior tnwnshlj, tn meet nt the I'uhllr
F< h „i| Houm) in the hoiouxh ofTurentuui.
Tho eh*cl"is of Senile township to meet at t'chi»>l 11,-use
N,i. 1 On.’tmfter to twcslK-tl Chaplin.)
a.Tbn olectors of S*wlckloy towuship to nno-t nt the hou»c
of Sniuoel lUlchi". In suld towuMiip,
Th- electors of I ndtuuu towuship to m>*vt ut the house for
merly oerupir-d tiy AlcX. Turuur, iu B&ld towuship.
The • h-cU,is of tJluvl-r towuship to uiet-t at John >haw‘»
Mill, ia said townslilp.
Tho dretora of Crescent towuship to meet at tho School
Ilouuln Shousvtown.
Tho qaiUillod rotenr ol that part of Indlonn township, Id
Allegheny lotinty, tx-sldlnj; within tbo fotlowins described
U.uud.xrlcs. to wit:—Uegiuniiij; at a point on th*Allegheny
river, at tho opper lino on tho firm of Johu Cable, wnJ
running; n northerly course, between tbo Cirms of ssid
Cuhlo und John lloyd, to thouorlh east corner of Cables
lurin—th-nai runnint; s westerly course to the thaler'*
township flue, iu such a manner aa to embrace all forms or
lota situotud in Cunningham's district, tu>d known as tho
Hivor tracts, witiiin said bfmndaries, shall hereafter rot*
at tliu emeriti election in tho borough uf Sliarpsburg, at
llieclt-cllon ]>oli of said bertuißh.
At which timn and plarrs tho •juulltled doctors aa aforo
enl,l w ill by ballot veto tir
Onuperm.il fhr mamber of tho llonns of Hoprcsentativcs of
iVnuiyitunla. to All the vaauiey occasienrd by the death
of J. U. llackboose.
Oiven uuder my hand and settled at Pittsbnrgh, tliis 6th
day i»r January, A. 1). In6S. and of the Indrpcudcnco of
tho United Slates the dgUty-socond.
jaUUltawdswtdF ROPY PATTETtSON. Sheriff.
TO EXCLIANC E.—We have some linolv
situated properties in and mar the city which wo will
eidiatiKO fur County bonds, stock*. Ac.
lVrwumhavlug unprofitable securities of this diameter
will find aa upwtCuuity to dUnuse of tbrtn to ailvanlago.
». JTLAIN A BOV
JaU tay t Funfth street.
VOLUME LXXI—-NUMBER 128.
Jfot Salt.
Bale of Durham Cattle.
THE subscriber will offer at PubliC|SjS3W
Vendee, on Till' RftDAY. th. 2Rtli inffla
at 11 o'clock, A. M_ on bis f;inn,tu Induvtrr towa-fisSß
•hip. Allegheny county, two miles SharMbnnrb. tbo
following described stock:
One Durham Bull. S yean "Idtot.edi., 2 yean old- Bfx
Milch Cow* in calf; one Cow an.) Calf; two Weli?r»,B yean
.■ld; one do, 2 years old; three do. 1 year old. nnJ 1 n r( f gr
Calf. S months old.
Also, a lot of 8-JOlhdown Ewes, rind one thorougb-brod
Southdown Duck.
Terms made known at sale.
jal4;T*Bdiwt« r P JONATHAN F. QARIIARD.
Farm tor Sale.
X" uriu tws
TIIE ANDERSON' FARM, 2A miles ggg
above tb- Depot, at New Brighton, Beaver Co-
Pn., on Block Honse Run. containing 108 nere* of exceltrnt
land, every acre of which U tillable, and Ho of which la un
der cultivation. There are 13 arris of good timber, 50acrci
In grass and pasture, anil an abundance of coaL Jlierc Is an
Orchard d grafted fruit trees. In almost every field there
is n spring ef 'never-failing water.
The improvements consist ot a new frame Dwelling, at
tached to* wentber l>oard.sl log, airmail tenant bouse and a
largo frame Barn. 10 by 20 feet.
This choice tirnr Is In a high state of cultivation, ft-ncea
good, and iu a respectable neighborhood, convenient to
clnirch<«, schools. For terns, emjniro at THIS OFFICE,
or of JaW-ddwtfT _J. New Brighton. Pa.
Ohio Land for Sole.
TIIE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
township 12, range 10, Stark county, Ohio, ciunnnmly
known os “Bowman’s Section," containing 640 aerns. It la
situated throe mile* west of Massillon, on the Bute Road
leading to Wooster, and within about two milt* of tbe Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The aonth, wst
aud north-east quarters *r» partly cleared aod Improved—
tbo remainder Is covered with superior timber—and the
who!-* Is well watered by springs and running streams.—
This section I* considered tbo finest body of land in the
county. It will bo sold undivided or Id quarters to suit
tiorchasers. To those who desire to Invest in real estate a
hotter opportunity is rarely offered.
w J. B. SWKITZER,
ocSfcdawtfT No. 101 4th street. Pittsburgh.^
C-'ARIVOHKS FOH" SALE.—Vfe offer for
aulo the Pcmi-ylraniaCar Works, situated on the Pe.
ContnU Jtallrood, in a gwd location and within an hours
ride ol the city. The buildings consist of a Brick Machlno
Sbnp, Foundry, three Car Shop*, and a Smith Shop. There
is a good Kugine of 30 hors* power, new Flue Boilers and
alxiut fcVinO worth of Machinery. Tool*. Ac- with crenr
convenience lor the manufacture of Cars. The whole wul
be sold nt a low price. An order for SA,OOO worth of cars
will be given the purchasers to start w-ith. For particulars
apply to Jal3 B. M'LAIN A HON. Fourth *t. _
FOR SALE —A handsome City Rcni-^
douce. No. 17 Federal street, near Wylie, with tbeiO
aijjoining ground planted with shade trees and grape Tine*.
Intnly occupied by the subscriber.
Also, two Small Houses, four rooms each, with good yard
and space fur a stable in the war of tbc above, with entrauev
frum Fixlcral strict,
Tbe above is v.-ry <lr»[rnblf pr-.j.-rtj aud situatr.l < ti n
beautlfnl street. Apply t,r
Possokslou Ist April. J AS. M. BROWNE,
. deSl.lwd* Kschang* Uank._
FOR SALK -At Jackman’. Livcry.-jX--
Stable a fiu- bay FAMIUY HOKSIk soun-iandZQA.
reliable in I 'ri'v rvsjwct. LEM IH A EIKiEHTO.N,
i n ,i ' 107 Wood street.
riMALL COLNTKX RESIDENCE FOR®
O SALK OR R KNT —Consisting ofUrtaeres *i:natedj£2.
in WestiiKin'land Onunty. within I*-J milca from Chartier>
Station on the All-ghcuT Valley KaUruad, The improve
ments are, a gtxd lianie house, containing eight rooms m
exeelletit r-pair. A r-fn of Chriii-i fbcl nm.ur -A
arnw •
Further particulars c.ui l*o obtained of ...
IS. M'LAIN A SON.
ij XLi3wlS* townsfli p' ooa l land
fj FOR SALK —I baf- seventv-flr- Acre* of fir«t class
FARM I N'H and HAIUiKVINU LAND. .itiwU-1 on Saw
Mill 11.111. • n.rb- fr-ni th- fity. '..-rd intprorement*,
Urit" vuinlrirVibl- Kwelling llous-s Frum. Barn and all
ntli' f nversary nut buildings; Hue springs of water, young
"ii hard "f b-s’t grafted fruit tree* ill good Waring condition.
The ivhoi— place i* nnderlairi with Coni nmi easy of accert,
iml will I* -old nt A bargain if application lw nude soon nl
JAMES C. RICHEY.
• loi". Real Estate and Rill Broker, No.CS Alh «t, _
TrALUABLE” i'ROf'Kß'l’V TN “aLLE
Y (JIIF.NY CITY FuKSALK. —We offer f..r sal- th*
valuable Houim find Lot non orenphd by Dr J. 11. Btnlth
fronting 'JO feet on lh« en«t"id-of tho Diamond and extrod
iug back yo feet to a li> f—t alley. The house isConveuiently
arningeit with -it'-nnv- ba-k buildings, with a Mimtl otnlav;
the building c.'iild l- changed a« to imik- a line burin—*
.tHiul M'.ll l- - .1.1 1"« and tiTiiis very easy. Apply t..
U. McLAIN * FUN’S
R L ;ii Extattf Olllct-, Fourth at.
A FINE HOUSE tiu corner oi Market and
Fist fur sale, iu Coiitir'Clulu to an equal amount of
Cash- «t 6 J>er r-iit. nit. r«'-t. t" bv >>U Mocks or other
approved *<*curiiy
Al-o, a gnod O'*! l‘n*p-rty on the Mouaucaimla river,
(3.1 i"".)) with a cosh capital ofs2o,tWu to work the mines,
•nrnred .m ntuik* '-1 imtir..v.-.| City prop-rtj.
R. McLAIN K FOX.
Land For Hale.
ARF.AL'TIFI'L farm of about
s-t-iity acr.s within a. tuile and a half «if Wash-
It! Mi'll. I'll., Hin- l" tw-ii th- N»ti<inal Koail and the llvmp
arid It' It." A n-'v liwm- to hi *« and oth-r ..i.piov-m-ul*-
liaw l- .-n m-id- i.p.-n it U Is th- U-ii quality of Line
Uud. and ha* b*H-n und-r a high vtalc «.f cultnatlcn.
It cotitaju* about 15 wm nf Timber, and theiv is running
water in ev-r field.
For further mlormatimi enquire at this «>oic<>. [aul. :tl
A TALL ABLE OlfY I'ROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.—Th.' und. rrign.-.! offus tor aalo on LivorahJ
t-rms a large number of butldiug lot* in theSthManl of
thecitv. The lots fronton Pennsylvania Avenue, Watson,
Forbes", Locust, Marla. Nw-my and Bluff street*, are but a
f-w minutes walk from the Court Hunu> and will l~ sold
r pcrw.i»i desirous of «.H-nring a convenient and healthy
location fur r* h-u*.-, or wishing to purchase for speculation.
In a part of :!i-<ii' which »iu*t cnUuuv steadily to improve
WI M find it I" tin ir ad> onag*- to cull tij-nn the subscriber.
f MAHKK. Atfv at la»w.
niJ o, t , No. 104 Fifth street.
CtOAL LAN 1» FUKSALE.—iIie undersign*
• i.luS.-1-l file t)N K UUNDREDanJ FIFTY ACRES
CuAL LAND.
..Jniit*--! .mill- P.r»t p...|.-i.«- i>f tlu- :n.*t iv.irab!*'l--cations
~u th" M.-imdi: .l.'-U nv.-r . . ,
Tl.*> att.-i.ti-n o( lueti.Cual mod. aud capitalists i»
dire,-ted to itu- ;•> .pert v. as it h l-hewd tlw opportunity for
profitable Int.--: in- tit I- .uri. a* i« not ..ft.-u presented. The
terms are <‘-wv. full particular* mayl-o obtained bv l-ttff
-r oth*-rwi~-, bv ••irqnirimj of
AUSTIN LooMls k CO- block uoil Note Broker*.
a p.T No. M Fourth Street.
STOCK SALKS liV AUSTIN LOOMIS &
or, AT THE MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE EVERY
THUEMDAY EVEN I NO. — Uank, Briifgr. Insurum.- nml
Cupj—r ?t«ok. Bond and Real Estnre sold at public sale
»l th.- Mi-ichniita' LxcUnugr by
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
l*i «0» nint L<-ani <iu Ural Estate negotiated on
raoe..ti»bb- l.y AUSTIN LOOMIS k Cn.,
.Stock A Note Broker*. W Foiuthst
k' o'C’k' rY
AITE uro'nn i tr ; yTreparod to furnish the “Li
YY l«.wtngY\.>rk»ln a ‘
Pi. Li»toc»i“ii * Trsvrl* in Africa, ).£ calf—lllustrtllM.
The Poet* of the luth Century,full calf—illustrated
lUrthVTraret* in Afrira,
Strung* Harmony and Exposition of Gospels, morocho
Standard English and American I‘ueta 8 vo. ant.
1 (n't National Magnrlne ll’ vul*. V 4 calf, fine paper.
Mathew Henry’* Commentary, fnll e?Uf. ”
Family Bibles, In Velvet and Gold, SAU, and Morocco J-'tft,
Prayer Books, the Quest editions at reduced prices, .
Albums. Mon«-n. and Papier Macho, bln-linz*.
I'ortfollua.Ciui lllti«ir*tnl Juvenile*. with colored plates.
Thr lnU«l MiwvUaiiuoua Worts In plain bindings for tale
by J. L. HEAP,
delit FoOith street.
C' (lIURCH ALMANAC FOR hC.S.-Sword’«
! Pocket Almanac for DOS, Mnjne Reid' l»-j>t Juvenile;
The Plant Hunters, or Adventure* Among the Himalaya
Mountain*; I’urtlo ula. or The Laat Day* of Paganism; Ben
zel a llunmon of the New TeeUuucnL. Fur sale by
j.LI .» S DAVISON, fd Market at- noar 4th.
JU ST HKCEIVED.—Sword’s P.’.oki*t Alma
uur for lhbS.
Thu Cburrh Almanac for ls.\*. for sale by
KAY & Ct> v
J 414 hi Wood street.
NEW HOOKS i«»d fresh supplies «t E. C.
COCHRANE'S. 0 Fed oral street.
Mrs llura. «• Mulin'* new Cook Book; The Plaut Hunter'*
and olh-r new work*, by Copt Reid; The IX-wrt Home; The-
I'wtoaia. -i volst Livingstone’" Africa, new (apply: The Stran
ger tu iheCbiirch, Burge**: Faahinuable AiunmuurutM: Me
rnoira of Clilsholm. Susan AUihoue, Weillirecbt; Travels iti
Chaldea l/'flu*: Slnnl aud Palestine, Stanley: KeaeardiC* In
South America and Asiatic Unwda. Hntnboblt: Prescott's,
lnrio'*, Poe's and Lamartine's WorkcQueens of England.
Scotland and Spain; Walker 'a Manly Exercise; The Standard
Puctc Octavo, Duodecimo and Miniature Volumes, In fine
cwlC anti>|Ueand library Longfellow, Ho**l. Maascy
Bnlwer. Scott and uthfrs, iu lSrim and :rdmo volnmes. blue
and gold. l‘ t!1
F' INK I’IIkSENTATION BOOKS at KAV
A ('O S. :di Wi*hl street.
(\*>j«*r‘» M urk*, uniform «*d.. half call, ant ii)ne, ik'l tel*.
Irrliig'* '• " “ *•'
lh> Life nf WatJunplon. “ <-xira. 4 •'
Shnlispoarr. cabinet ed. “ " * “
Edgar A. Puc's Works. j ” -
Noetrs Amhrosianae, “ "
Uancrofl's Uniterl States, full call, antique, 'I “
The Modern British fUaayi»t.->. half calf, antique, s
The Ancient •* ” edited by CliaJmcrs. "i
The Ladies Historical library, half Turkey, « “
Cooper's Sc* Tales, " “
Appleton's British by Gilflllan, full calf;
Perry's Japan Expedition, hall calf, l vot, royal Rvo;
Appleb a'a Cyclopedia of Blogntphy •• *' "
Together with a large assortment of fine edition* of the
porta In crcry variety of style and binding. Finely hound
Family and Pocket lMtdra. Prayer Books aud Ilymn Books.
We invito apodal attention to uur larp stock of Juveniles,
Tot Books, Linen Toys aud Game*, Writing Desks, Port
Folio*, Backgammon Boards, Alliums, Ac.
Jal KAY A CO- U Wood street.
New books and fresh supplies.
Puetii or 10th Century, Movable Toys; Randolph’* Pa
jut Furniture aud how to make It; also, his Paper Ml Fam
ily. 0 Ntisg Parton’s Life of Aaron Burn Tire Book of Job,
ilfiutraled; Pity of the Great Slug; Clara Howard, or Heart
Yearnings Tor the Unseen and Abiding; Dero aud Hereaf
ter. or The Two Altars; Portrait* of My Married Frlrnda. 6
Vole.; Olshausen's Commentaries; Wm. Archer Butter a
lectures on the History of Ancient Philosophy, Plain Com
mentary on the Psalms, by author of Plain (N>mnicnt*ry on
theGoepel*: Mrs. Brovrning'sPoetry,m wed. BlneandGold.
3 vula; Messiahs Reign, by Rev. Dr. Ramsey; Dr.
Palestine or Researches lu IMS and VJ, 3 vals and _ ma
Our Christian Classics, by Dr . Hamilton; Livingstone a Alrt
ra. cloth aud half call; Barth'. Africa. Words and
Mind of Jesus; Memories of Ihilbauy; Toe Great Bkvgrapby,
by Dr. Hamilton; Churchman's Diary for *>S; Ueadley ' -
cars. Dr. Alexander's Plain U onls for Young (Njmmaui
canta- Hoii.Uv Books «r*ll kluds fur young and old for wdo
cinta. urn u. J£j I)AVlso .s, cl Market st- uear4th.
SAMUEL BRADLEY
Ba.vk I tAXi, (Below the Bt. Clair Street Bridge,)
Allegheny City,' Penna.,
■sNuvAcmut or
BRADLEV’S WOOLEN KNITTING YARN,
Of erery Color and Number.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
short notice fur every color or number of Yarns. ll*v
ng boon one of the original manufacturer* of tbo celebra
ed “Bradley Woolen Yarn*," in connection with my brother,
Wm. Bradley, of Wheeling, I would respectfully solicit a
share of the order* fur Yarns, u above.
jyCaah paid for Sheep Skins ami Wool.
1 QA Bub. Baxley,
X &\J 80 bagi Clomr Seed.
100 boxes Prime Cheese,
10 kegs Lard,
■jo ban beans.
6 bbla. Roil butter,
ileceired tod for sale by
jao annivKß* dilworth.
OTES, Stocks, Bonds. Mortgage, Drafts
Ac., Ac., taught sad sold by
B. H’LAINN £ON»
Foortb'St. .
iHusical,
ffffflP.lANOS.fffftl
FULL GRAND PI A NOB.
THE PARLOR CJIiANT^I-ANOS
jSrto Stgff Squat? fltanoff.
From the Miaufectory of
Chiokerlne & Boston,
received from tho Manufactory of
Clitckcrlng 4 Son,. Enft o n. the following desirableend
elegant stock uf Viaou |.* or tai;
Occ Full Seven octa» 6 qraND PIANO FORTE, with
roperbly carredeaw>. Vrico -8
One Foil Seven Octave GRABD"PIANO FORTE; ©la
cant Rosewood case. Price
One NEW PARLOR GRANT) SF.VKN OCTaVe'pIA'VO
nearly equal in power u> a foil Gran*, vet occupy
ing only the room of a» ..rdinary Squar© Pbno.—
SQUARE PIANOS.
Tiro Full Carved Koaewoed -Louis XIVUi Seven un
Pianos, with carved deaL and fret work.
Two Uotewood 7 Octave, OlifT&rtJ stylo.
Two do 7 •“ Carved mouldings.
Fimr do 7 “ Plain round corners.
Three Walnut 7 “ Front round comer*.
Four do C'*j *• Front round corners.
Four Rosewood okj “ Front round'corners.
All the above are of tbo Krtr gem, and with fall Iron
Frames, and new Patzxt Actios.
Then instruments have boon finished specially for the
subscriber, audam the first that have been brought to this
city. Their superiority will beat one© discovered by any
one acquainted with tbo mechanism ofa Piano Forte.
For sale at tho new and reduced prico list by
JOHN H.'MELLOR.
No. SI Wood Street
•oOrdawF Sole Ag<»nt for nhlclterlog A Sons. Boston.
P~~IUXCE .t CO'S IMPROVED «Cg3ii"-»
LATENT MEL.IDEONB. The
ErtaUUhmail in Ou United Xtcrf-i and the g | * t 11
Largttl in (A* H’urW.
The latptt improvement In onr Melodconi Is the
DIVIDED SWELL.
Secured to ua by Letters Pattnt, 22d liar, ISS&. By means
of this swell Silo Fjxtagu may l*e played with the fall pow
er of the Instrument, white the accompaniment la soft and
subdued. Hereafter, alt Melodoou* made by ns will bo tnr
ulibed with this attachment
Agent* for tho ml* of our M*lo«l«ODi may bo found in all
tli# prlucii'at ci'.UsßOtl towns of Ibo United gttt**aud tlu
CanAdaa OKO. A. PRIKCE & CO, Boflalo,
*ud BT Fulton street, N«w York.
CnABUOTTE BLUME.
118 Wood tl rwt, 2d door abore Yifth,
Manufacturer* Agent.
PlANOmga-
Mfw rfl
Krcnii the Factory or
STSIA’WA r 4 soys, A'eta. Tori.
11. KLEDEII Sj BRO.« take pleasure Idaonoouc
itiß to the public that they have just received a
SPLBKPID FULL GRAND PIANO,
From the Factory oi STEIN WAV k SONS, New York, which
for <-xquUito sweetness and volume of tone, llgbtuws nod
elaaUdty of touch, and a rooet tasteful ncd elegant exterior
la considered the finnt Grand Piano ever brought to tine
c jtr. The oechanUm it t double repealing action, ti patent
ed InTivtioo of Steiaway AfioM, which combine*with the
utmost promptness and delicacy of touch a degive of dura
hillty but rarely attained. Wo wpectfbllylmritethoput
lie. one and all. whether purchaser* or not, to call and s<-e
thia unrivalled instrument. 11. KLKBKR A BltO^
No. M Firth street, Solo AcU for Steinway A Son-*.
N. u—Also.just received ft firshlot of Nunns A Clark’s
Piano**. dul-t
CHEAP Pi A NOS TO CLOSE gag&M
A CONSIGNMENT.—A anperb
w«ud?orta\e Plano, with full Iron Frame,! I » ! I ■
carved Mnsie De,k and Mouldings; tha manufacturers* price
In New York Mjiks4Wj, will ho «uM to clusc * consignment
f.*r s3iw>. ;
Also, a Koacwovd octavo, 'round corners, and sliding
desk; a very elegant Piano: the Now York factory price J 350.
will be wldas above at f-VV
The at*ovo ar-- thv net ra»h prices, lu pax mono*, and will
Ik- l-iteil for shipping free of charge. _
Also, a g.md srroiid Lend Fisno, with iron ftamo, C ortav-,
in •_'o.»l order. Cush, cum-nl funds, $lOO.
AMahogany 0 octave, modern style Plano, an exetdtom
insiruruvnt. Cash, current funds, $25.
A six octave »eeond hand Baltimore PiaDO, $5O.
A do do do do Philadelphia do $46.
A Cl,, do Piano, very handsome and nearly new, on ‘
and 0 months credit. $225.
For wile, together with a spleodld stock of now Pion*-» <-i
alt ftvl***fnim the manufactory of Cblckerlog A Sons, Bos
ton, by twfi JOUNII, JIKLLOILM Woodsy
STKINWAY A.SOAU.
JUST RECEIVED AX IX-jßgg&ssM
voice of STKINWAY A SONS’
ted NEW YOKE PIANOS. Among other*! I if | J»
a splendid FULL GRAND PIANO of unrivalled tone and
workmanship. Et-'fnway A SniV Orand Pianos are consid
ered to auy u*ado in this country.
The mate t.» the above his received the First Class G--lu
Medul tor superiority over all others, at the Maryland In
stitute, In B*llitn--r«\ l**t w*"t. Dnn twilico will bo given
of it, arrival H- KLEBKR A BRO.
Sole Agent* tor Nnnna A Clerx.
anil Also. Bteinway A Sou*, X<». 53 Fifth street.
fHisrtllanrous.
RAPID BUSINESS WIUTING,
TAUGHT WITH THE BEST SUCCESS IN TUB
11/.t'c'i tiai fripU ttonimUr of Student! rtf eny timtiar
BY ALEX. COWLEY, one of tbo mostfimsn
td nni) accomplUhed teachers and wilteti of thosgc
A» an in-Urputable evidence of this, he ha* this season alone
awarded Ki.jht Firrt Premium* Ur btsi l\nma%thip,
Ula work Uaviug actually been executed with /Vft end JrU,
and not Engraved or Lithographed, a* !r the ca** of eouis
dii/ri cloiviina prrmitunt.
Terms for Writing, time unlimited,.-.,
For fnll Commercial course, time unlimited - •»
For particular*, apeowma of writing, and orciiur ad
div*-* P V* JENKINS,
Pittsburgh,
OIL
I PAVI’V* ~~Tkl J+.-J ■' '■
The high ielOMlNaxinq phoPek
TIES of Gaa fruiu Roslu and otraglnOM.-tßltataoccw
Uat« alwajra made them a larorito material lor tli#*fcana
facturr of 1 nominating Qas. Many Goa Companies use Roe-
In with coat. In ordet to supply their cnatomera with a Su
perior Quality of Gaa.
. ROSIN OIL la entirely free from all dross and refuse aab
atancca, and yields at ones, iU Brilliant Illuminating Gaa.
The greater original cuat of the apparatus for tffb taana •
. factnre uf coal gaa together with the attention and expense
constantly required, and the difficulty, it not Impossibility,
of entirely separating the unwholesome, deleterious and
oUettsiTe gaaes, generated in coal v render the ROSIN OIL
APPARATUS cheaper and moro desirable IneTsry way.
B.COATES, of 376 Broadway, New York, haJ devoted his
entire utteution to the manufacture and sale of Portable Gaa
Apparatus and he respectfully calls the attention of the
public to bia present complete and -efficient machine.
Perfect (u*ti«C*ctiou to the purchaser .gnorajileed in ersry
caae. For further Information address
S. COATKd, 376 Broadway, New York*,
Jy2o.-2*wdl.T or DAVID H. WILLIAMS, PltUbargh, P»
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONARY.—
Writing Ink,
inkstands.
Sand Boxea and Band,
Lead Pencils, Rulers,
Mucilage, Steel Pens,
» Krasin# tlnbber, an
Al.I. AKTICUH «»F STATIONERY,
W.tf. 0. JOIINSTON ± CO.
StaJ loners, 67 Wood St.
• Hats and Capa.
JAMES WILSON is now receiving his £fl
Fall Styles of IIATS AND CAPS. viiiaeullemeai'd3&
Flexible Silk Dim lUto. and Ladies' Hiding Hate; Grot?
&<ft Ilala of rari<m«klnd*—Hungarian, Planter, Artist, Ac,
Youth's ami Children'* Fancy Hat* ami Caps, la prat vari
ety; Ueutl«m«n and Youth * Silk Plnah Cups, ue* stjlea.—
Please call at No. U 1 Woo-1 «tr»-vt
•..Cu-dtr JAMKS WlfJtON
Palnteri.
LONGA LAN E,
House and sign painters,
No. 77 (01J Poet Office UiiilJlug^Thtrdeireet,between
Wood and Market itreeta. All orders promptly attend o 3 to.
Sign* ex rente*! In a superior atyla. tnh37:lyd*
CARD. —In consequence of the financial tic
ranirementa of the country, and tba very general pros
tration of l>tulDe«s arUlng therefrom, entirely unlocked for
at the tltne of the recent ralo ot W. R. Murphy to J M.
Pnrcbfiehl, in the firm of Morphy & Dnrchfleld,
ha* been annollrd, and the bnalneaa will be coQtintwj aj
formerly, under the title of 1IUIU»IIY A UURCIIFISLD.
W. U. MURPHY,
J. M. DCRCIiJKLD.
Pittsburgh. Oct 24.18&7.— po3
FISH. —50 bbls. No. 3 Large Mackeral,
UK> blfa. “ u
oil bhls. No. 1 “ “
!0 “ “ ! w “
SOhlfe. •* « * -
30 hhll.'Vrinio Pickled Herring.
luO hlfa. this, White Fish,
23 *• “ Trout,
30 bbU. “ .
23 “ Late Salmon, foreale by .
n _ J. D. CANHEL D
Groceries.—
10 lihtLt. New fiogar,
M> bbU, *• MoUswi,
30 i *• Gotden Syrup,
lo “ Crtubed Ac., sugar.
100 bag* IUo CoQt*<
ArrMngaod for rale bj
d«l7
JOB PRINTING
CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
. BILL UEADS,
RILLS LADING,
POSTERS,
PAMPHLETS,
LABELS,
LETTER UEAD3,
Ad>3 every description or Job Printing, pUtn or ornamental,
executed ocntly, promptly mad at reasonable rate*. hr
WM. G. JOON’ffTOXA CO,
: dclfi Printer*, Blodm and Statioytt, 67 gt.
QCRAP, Composition and Metallic Memo-
IJ Hndom Hooka Jnst rwM and tor sale u the Sutlcmorr
winihoueeof • W. fi. HAVEN.' 1
de3B • Corner of Market end Sgoond *tr<*tA.
OK hhds. Prime Sugar, landing from steamS
vJi.llolm«,aodlUhtrnia esdfi«nUt>y « -•»
<3«19 JAMES OABDIXEB.
O) 1 ’ 8 -, 10 bales Western Hopa-jnst reciiv
oiuidforKatlowbjj.' C. B. LMCU- f
lMt ■ 1 . ■ . • - Ko. « BmlttltM tiri’.i:
BEDS —^We atc tnariu&ctur
_^." I J^‘^sTil^ , «Pa t «J t Sprins'De(r‘ for tL* 16-
poco oftS, for tala by . • (JpTOy .T. p. YQCsg-± CO-
!. • J.*lL tHIiuPS
WATT 4 WlLKttf/
?L 0, LlWrtygt.