THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
from nsscirea, OWES A CO„ GcrauL
»nnjua Uocm, < Apple ton’a Building) A®
liroaawny, JTeio Tort.
Imported Wlnea, Qrocerl»*« **•
I.iW.GEERV,
SCO CASAI tTUZT, *WD 713 *»OI»WiT, »*» »«*.*’
(JUubU*hed 1904-1. _rr> ct
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS INEIKST
A Qalill Funlljr Orocote, Jl
I'mate Faiulllt*, AQ-1 ell wW wo chwco In ‘ u « lr *“
tleeiro a ffthum' crhdt, a large rarlety . n -_ English
T£Ab—Gret.i aod u t «ack, Jw«bWj* sflnnpowder, Vonng
itrraldasi, cViiaDi:. laipertal. *
Uy&m. Ac, in <:h»»teaiid ball cbe*Mr* c -
OOFPKB—Mustm »i-1 Jara. -r. * “ n _t* Ac., wy cld
WINKS—\I.Wa., SbciTica, mag
and high grade*. In original pacta®
4ARTOS and fiUKsTTEK'S CLAHp»- Ywwnar
cnA.Mf-AIOXU-M,. *CWI«' <-f‘
Do IMtekk. a. U. "ota, W Ab.
a^uQSi^!S^»& a ""*- B “’ rt “' l E ”*" ,h
CIGARS—A taboir of <*©!»* b»° d "-
PICKLES—7.ncKA and Trench^
IStSIKS;, V&oSS; Prt-co Albort,
Md noA .n,l Am.rtcn.
rold and half barrrU-
H A MS—We*ipb*l ta and American.
rtrt a nitre. Sperm and Whale.
£a*Oor are warranted auadulternted and of oar
' ***«'
Qtuggists
MrACKEOWN & FINEST,. Wholesale
OmggUt* AadSlanntactcrer* of Car ban oU *
Llbetiyfrreet, HtUbornU. Pa. ia3o^L.
B-i & Co., late of the firm
, B. A. fabn*»4«ok A Co, and • QXt g° r *. n /Lwt£
Brue, Wbolaastlo Draggi»» So. 00, comer \\
BU, PltUburgh- Ta. ..
BA. FAHNESTOCK * CO., WHOLE
. ttloDmggieU and Mannfjeturen of Whit*
Load and Litharge, corner Wood and Front
hor gb. ——
T SCHOON MAKER, MANUFACTURER
J ; <.f White Lead, Ited Lead, Zinc, faint, U* h * r &*™‘
ty and Wholanls Dealer in Paint* OU* YtrnUhae, TnJT*>P
duo, Ac, So. Wood at, Htfborgb,?*- wS-Iyd _
T OHN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOK TO JAS.
• I MH3aft#T,)WbcU«»l*«nJ EeUil Drogglit and
tit «>-!«, Dywtuff". , coraer Wood *dJ Sixth street*.
Agent for Dr. ford'e Mwlldpe.
TOHN P. SCOTT,* WHOLESALE DEAL
tI «tJoPrng», P«iuU,Oil*, V*rnl*bet.»iid Djectuffi, No.
298 Liberty *tn*t»PittJljurgh.
All order* will recel*e prompt attantwo. _
4SP*AgeotibrScb<wck'« Pulmonlcflyrup. ■ narwlja**
vNVTirtirC *■!{?« .- ...Kuft]l UHtA*
ORAON t REITER, WHOLESALE AND
n and St. Clair «t»i
. Pittsburgh. •
JOSEPH FLEMING, TO L.
y Wilcox 4 Co.) corner Market street and Diamond, kevpt
constantly on hahd a fall and complete as*ortmeot oTUnigt,
Mwlicißca. MMidne Chests. Perfumery, and all article per
raining to hi* bosiircM. , . ~
iCHnxyttetaßVprtAcrtpUous carefully compounded at all
Lour.. -
J'k&'MjßO. H. KEYSF.R, DRUGGIST,
I /Ht> Wood street. corner of Wood street »ud Virgin
Alloy, Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
Btalets,
CHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
COLLINS, Forwarding and OatfmladoirMerchant,aud
Dealer In Cb-exi. Batter, Lake Fish-and Produce generally,
•.‘O Wool »t. above Water, Pittsburgh. myH
JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF,WARREN,
• 01(10, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and
Wholesale Dealer in Western Keeervo Cbeeaa, Bnttcr, Pot
and Pearl Ash. and Western Prodace generally. Front «t.,
lij-tvien Sraithftel J and Wood, Pittibnrgh.
MJBAXE & A.
to A. A A. McßiOf
Prwinc®. Comnaloloa and
Stvond *trw<jt, Pittsburgh,
DAVID "C.“ ilEi
ducts Provision and Cc
Libvrty street, corner of Haoc
Uoa to th* Mio of Floor. Pork, <.
Grain, Drlnd Fruits, Seed*, Ac, Ac.
ajrOonßignmenbtTeapcctfaUy ■olicUed-
A LEX. fuKSYTU, (SUCCESSOR fo
f\ sStHfonrarfing and Cotomlselup Mer
chant, Denferln TToc-1, Hidre, Flour. Dacou, acd Lnrd
Oil and ITodnu- Kuoerallj, No. 76 TVatcr Pittsburgh, Pa.
RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION
• Merchant and Dealer in flrwric* and Produce, 27
Fifth street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Refer to £. n.vrcLto.N, Pittsburgh,
iUQAIXT. Owgrati A Co . Pittsburgh.
43"'Con*J'gnmcnta aoHclt-l find «Ulsfactory retorn# guar
ntceJ. del&lydavT
ROli El a 1 UUTCIItNSON, COMMISSION
Slorchant, for the tile of Wcturn Rovtt* Cht««v
Bnttcr, Lnnl. Bacon, Fish, Pot and Pearl Aabe#, SaJ*mo»,
0U», Floor, Gi*ln.Se*d», Dried Fruit, aodJProdnce generally,
Ko. 8 SmlttiCeli atreet, between First and Water. «p 3
CIUARLES B. LEECH; FOUWAKDINO
t <md CorunusU-n Merchant, Dealer in Flour, Grain, Ba.
cna. Lard and Butter, and nil kind? of Prodncv. No 8 Sioith-
BcM street, between Flr»t and Water ap3
Eagle warehouse.— jas. gard-
IKER, tVhtrU-Ml* DmW in Floor, Prorltions and
Pn?*luc*> R»n»r%lly. Nn. C 5-rrath atr»«t. Nwn Liberty
and SmltlsficM. Pittabicgb, l"*.
ayiVnim ca*h.
(Catprts.
n’UAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer in
Tariwti. a»,'Ma«wtewn«.t. fe-2
\y. D. A- H. MMIALLUn, \
■pvEALER IN CARPETS, Oa CLOTHS,-
1 7 MATTISOS, Ac. No. s? Ftmrtb street near Wood; /
attotncßS. :
Robert m'Knight, attorney at
Soi<£r of Pttuborgb. K» no
V'jnrth ntnvq, PitUt/U*<fr-
1-HsEPTrsT.r'*. P. MORRISON, AT
.I t „ ro _,»i L«* Oflc ."is. US (onrth ,t, near Wood,
Pg-
j AlfmlOKS * HAZEN. ATTORNEYS
UM it Taw. OOci*— ki OdeoQ Bafldlog, Fourth stre-st,
Ptttuhiirßh. P»- . '
Brs ffiooim
MURKXTY & BURCHFIELD, DEALERS
in Silk* and Ladies' "Drew tiuodi generally, Cloak*,
Talus* ami ibawte, Embroideries and Staple Good*, for
UiullfiiH Ao nuusually cfcteneivo assortment In all th*
wbore .b-pirt/ufat., JiM rE-cclved *nd wiling *t th« lowest
pr *SrNortb-ea«cf>r. Fonrtk and Market sta."S» ocS
a. i. waso* a ro.» rtirsa'o c. u *(nno?*T » 00, s. jya*
A A. MASON & CO., WHOLESALE
/\ # *nd HfUil Dialers In Fancy and Staple Dry O&od*,
36 fifth stna-l, Plttshueh.
©atuagep,
Carriage snd Wagon Mannlaelory.
M. L, . STEPHENS, Aaent
Curner-SenithJieUl Street and Diamond Alley,
XtrOUI.D respectfully inform
W mbUc that he ii um located as above JESScI
aial has resumed the bosluehs or Carriage msklngin all Its
varwiea, and is also prepared to derate order* ter wagon*
«f all description*,-including idl work for Iron Merchants’
a eontinoance ol the patrouage *o liberally be
atowednpoa him while at tlw old stand of ■‘Bigelow * ho-,
be would assure Li* fruud* that the same can* and atten
tion will bo given to all hla order# a* heretofore, bating »•
turedtheaerrlceeoftbobeet workmen, and bating ample
•partmeotaelMwhiwefortho finishing of doe work.
A good assortment ofbsavy work now on hand, »«>»•
able for hpring U w. All work warranted for Vi m<.ntha
4y»PartlcalarattfntloDgltentorepaln. jalLlyd
CcMieb ana Carriage Factory.
JOIISSON, BuoTßEtt A CO.,
Orntr of Brlaumt ana Jitbeceo .Streets,
ALLEGHENY Crrv,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- c#3JJt.
form their friend*, and the pnhlic
r»Ut. that they are manufacturing Carriage*, "Woucbe*,
jbocJujw-iyS Buggioa, Sleighs and Chariots, In all theh **ri
onaHtyle* of finish and proportion*. '
Allonl.fr* win be oaecnte.l with atrict regard to dnraWUty
»ndt^aulyof tini.h. Repairs will aleotoe attended toon
tim moat reasonable term,|. o*ing In all their work tba
eh.fi., roi...»a tvtei ■•»«, ‘»-y
Sint that «11 who favor them with their patronage will be
erfpctlt satisfied ou trial °f Ibelr w °fk.
PureiLm are requ-stcl to give them a call before par
chaslug elsewhere. poytya
SUNDRIES —3jobgs. prime Rio Coffee;
20 hhd* V R Sugar; 30bhla standard Crtu’d Sugar
iirtahla Powdered “ 16 “ Coffee ■
|2 b - Guldrn ByTup; » “ f™'"***™*
-6 bxeSe aw'd Tobacco; JM kgs «twist Tobacco;
"5 ca*k*Ei Carb So-la; 20 ofbbU Soda halermtaa;
S“£' »" “ r ™- P tf r '
100 t-*» ars’d riretOU'W. Vri bdls Straw
lMuSl«g.No3M.ct-r,l;
-JM.USi Sol. tethtri , 60 hbl« OTIeON
WA S MuS^’.t
laid
Sundries—
‘-£M baa Prime Rio Coffee;
'iWcWeY. 11. *bd Black Teas;
76 boxes assorted brand* Lnrnp Tobacco;
26 Six Twlrt Tobacco;
26 bhda Porto Rico Bogan
60 bbls Refined Borer,
66 M>le Yellow Iteflnwl Soi-*r.
60 Lbl* Golden Syrup;
30-bbls Excelsior Syrop;
V) litUJf. O- Mo bases;
' Cfcfb Soda;
60 boxe"* BodaSalamtnc
tJO bdls eawiTtV* *«« Bt ™ w Wmpplog.lbper.
IS tierce* Wctt
•300 Uhle* Sole Leather:
20 bids pare Fish Oik
26 bbls ItomnOfl;
“6 boxes assorted Window QUw
160 doten assorted Brooms: .
OLD DOMINION OYITER HOUSE,
CO BN EE HAND I.TBERTT STREET?,
:RECEIYED DAILY. CL/CAN AND SHELL
OYSTERS,
Lake and Eastern Flehi Ac.
oo»;d4w
S— fXRCiT AGENCY—HAVING BEEN
jSSTass
Ssassw*gKcnr
Bj, • -WAW^flni
ÜBW YORK ADVBHTIBTIMIIMT3
rtomH. S. BCIU!U/SA4wt»i<te« 8«m Ko 535 Bn»J.
9*J- - - -
AN ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN
flv« dollar* a day, >'J **lUnf from wmpl*J-THE I iTKSI
ISWA RCBBKfc Sim* FLUID LASTF,"' *H . m Ua
pn£cJ Darner. Smj famUy »>« rJ fa^‘ f "' n
•oa property or wmomy wfll purchase them For m^r
-1,7 “*"■““uAIVXnCBST * MOTT,
Patentee* andexcluaiTo MannUcturera,
69 Fulton atreet, New York.
LIGHTS* SEWTOS A BEADBCRYS,
. 4ft BrooaA Strut, Sew fork,
Manufacturers 9 f the Patent Arch
Wrest Plank Plabo Forte*, celebrated for depth, fall
nc**, rlchnea, parity, and *pcctxlur ainging quality ofthetr
ton*, for which they have rewired tho highest eo.uiiitms
from the greatest musical celebrities of the country, *ud in
ertrjfaiiy when brought In competition with other instru
ment#, bare obtained tht higheet premium. The r«tem
Arch Wrest Plank, which U owned and used only by ns.
guarentecstheir standing In-time linger than anrotlier in-
AtnnrtoQt; while their unprecedented demand in *H P*™ 01
the country l«.a*ufficient prool of thoir eupenar exec l«- c*.
A liberal dlecount to Clergymen, fkbools and the trivia
Jefcly&h - .
(KommtssiDjr, St.
MAICGUt tSKCB JOWLItKI )(» B. LStCt!
JOQ. S. LEECH & CO..
Noa 949 A 944 Liberty a«.,Plttaburgh, Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AX ft
COMMISSION MERCHAN'I’S,
DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Xln Plat© and dinner’s Stock,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
Jyiuiy ~ '
MftALPIN & CO.,
(Late of i. S. Leech, McAlpdn ft Co., Pittsburgh )
GENERAL COMMISSION
. AND
FORWARDING MERC JHLAJN ’A* S 1
Larea and Waihington Atanw,
WYANDOTTE -CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY.
REFERENCES:
Joeeph 8. Leech ft Co., and PitUburgh Merchant* «n*r
*Uy. v JjLl^ftwlyT
THOMAS ft QALLAUREa,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS, -VoJiO Pine Strut, St. Loula, Mo
amto
Biasc&, UaJtntan A On., I Joan ft Lacra.
Louitrc, SrrwiaT * Co., ! Zoo ft Painti».
Will purchase to order, Lead, Hemp, BacomGralu, 4c
Prompt attention given to any tdannqr <M fcrwardln^.
SPRINGER HARBAUGSf'&OMHISSION
Merchant, Dealer in Wool, Provision* and Produce gen
erally, No. ;S5 Liberty afreet, PitUburgh, Pa.
TTENRY S'. KING, (LATE OF THE
n firm Of King ft Moorhead,) Oomzaistlon Merchant,
>p.t Dealer in Pig Metal and Blooms, No. "6 Water etreet, be
low Market, PUUburgh, Pa. *P* a
A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO IIAR;
• dy,JoneaftOoACommlnUm and Forwarding Mer
chant; Agent of tha Madieoa and Indianajwll* Railroad, cor
ner Firet and Ferry Pa. Ja^hlyd
T7BWARD T. MEGRAW, GENERAL
Pi Commission Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in Manu
factured Tobacco, Imported and Domestic Cigars, Buutfi *<•-.
Ac-No. 2U Liberty street, opposite the head of Wood,PUte
burgb, Pa.
ffitOMtS.
BAGALEY, COSGRAVE i CO.,
WboloaaleDrorers, Nv». 18 and 20 W.-od stwet. Pitta*
burgh.
aM.uuia i. .*ia. a. nxaocß.
RF-TS A BERGER, GROCERS AND
i Dealer* Ui Bacon,- Lard,yionr, Gheen, Broom*, At,
goutb-Weat conwa-Sndtbfleld aud Second Street*. Pitt»
« ; j
A - LEXANDER KING'. WHOLESALE
Grocer and Importer of Soda Ash, No. 273 Liberty
etreet, PitUburgh, Pa. _apl:lyd*
WM. MITCUELTREEi Ja.. A BRO.,
Wholesale Grocer*, Rectifying Distiller*. and Wine
and Liquor Merchant*, No LU-erty •trwt, Pittsburgh.
Jtu2S
JONES A COOLEY, WHOLELAI.E GRO
CERS and Boat Furnisher*, dealert iu Pn«litce and
Pittsburgh Manufactures, No 111 Water strict. near Cb.-rry
Alley, PUUburgh, Pa. inrtiJ
SIIRIVER ADU/WORTH, WHOLESALE
Grocer*, No. 130 and 132 Second street, (between Wucsl
and SmUhflebi, Pittsburgh.
CU LB EIiTSdN WIIO LESALE
a GroecrondC iir.iyUiiijii Mcrchant,DeaUrlu Pr.-iiu .
aud PitUburgh Mar.ufaitni,.! Article*, lift Liberty street,
PitUburgh. _
400* rUTD- i»icu*m> rioifc .trtu.l4ll non
JOHN FLOYD A CO, WHOLESALE.
Qroc*r»an4 Ooiniufc»«l-ij Mfivlmulu, S>>. ITS anil
-233 Libxrty
JT ” *" .JrXM •IUU»».
jomj* watt. ...»
WATT A WILSON. WHOLESALE GUO-
C£U3, Coiumi*»tou MorchkoU «nd D**»l«*m Iu Pt.»
duce tod Mtuiuf.wtum, No. 253 Ltt-Mj »ln-«r,
Pitt*bar?h. . J
UAIAB biCttt kOBSB* HICSCT
ISAIAH DICKEY £ CO., WHOLESALE
Grocer*, Ootamicdon Merchant*,au'i IVulere in Produce,
No. 8u Water etnret, ami 63 Front «trf*t,PitULar^fa
(Lit* of the firm Itebiton, LUUu A Co i
T LITTLE & CO., WHOLESALE OKO
• CKR3, Prodaco and Cotnmieeiou Merchant*, nod
Dealer* in Plttiborgh Manafoctaree, No. 112 Saeond street,
Pittalmrgb. Jaltty:s3
«■ M m l.b UBUI? - —‘ -•
TVTM. McCL’TCIIEON i CO.. WHOLE-
Y V BAL.K Grocer*, 1‘r0.1u..-* *ad ColiirulsaiuD Merchant*,
fwmiargti Wwiß&ctMfl Articlfr*. No.-l®
liberty rtrset. earner oflnrin, mubauu, i-»_ ,^ s a
roußArrKx. a. •>• • c ***-* , 7* , i-
Atwell, lf,e 4 co., wholesale'
Grocers. Produce and Conimlerion M.-rchni.U, na-J
Dealrr* in Mannfi*etnr*«, No 8 Wiod itraet. be
tween Water and Front »t., Pituburph. spin
fnjjr —
R ROBISON A 00., WHOLESALE
• Grocer*, Commi.sloa Merrhanta, and Dealer* In all
kinds of Provisions, Prodnce and Pitt*burgh Manufactures,
No. 266 Liberty etreet, Pittsburgh. 1»12.1yd _
Robert n. kino, wholesale gro-
CEB, Commission Merchant, and Dealer 1* Feath«*,
Pish. Flour, and all kind# of Country Produce*, No. 211 Lib
erty street, month of Sixth, Pitt,burgh, Pe Liberal ad
ranees mods on consignment*. 1*6:1) d
XOB»Tt>mltL~ J *““
Robert dalzell a co., whole-
SALE Grocer*, Commission and Forwarding Mer
chants and Dealers la Produce and Pittsburgh Manufacture*,
No. Sil Liberty street, Pittsburgh. P*. n 'T*
Krai Isstatr aarnts.
* WILLIAII WARD,
Dealer in promissory notes,
Bonds, Mortgages and all securities f"t iuon«y
P«r*cue can procure loans through my Agency, on reason
able] terms. , ,
Thuoe wUhlug to latest thalr money to good adrautace,
can always 6nd flret and accoud class paper at my otlice, for
All communications and Interview* strictly confldentUl
Office GRANT STREET, oppc-lteSt. Panl'sOatliclnd
JelAtf
stmt* too mis
Austin loomis a co., dealers in
Promissory Notes, Bom»r s Mortgage and all Puri
ties for Money. . „ , .
Money loaned on Checks short date*, with collateral
* eCTITi NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Person! desiring loan# can b«accommodated cm miumable
termsrsnd capltMlst* can be furnished with g*«*d weuritle*
at remunenUlre prices. Also, attend to ths Rale, Rvntiug
and Loosing of Real Estate.
ja-Ofßce Nft. 92 Fourth streot, above Wornl.
<y»AUSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Public. m»i
B" McLAIN & SON" Rial Estate Agent,
« and BUI Drub are, No. 13% Fourth street.
13OOft0tll«B, &C.
W'"' M. 0. JOHNSTON A CO., Stationers,
Blsuk Book Manufacturers snd Job Printer*, No
67 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. . !?_
E' C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
. S fijuller,) WUoleeale sud E*taJl Dealer ia lU<oke,
SMiowj and Paper Hangings ftioni etroet, BtL duor S.
f. of Market Square, Alloifr*Pj>» ?*•
STBAVfSSiN, BOOKSELLER AND
V successor to D»f iaon A Agnow, No. 63 Market
street, net* Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa.
K’~- ay &co., booksellers and sta-
TIONERS, It®. 14 Wood street, next door to the cor
our of Third, Pittsburgh, School and La# Book* cod
stantlr on hand. ““
T L. RKADiIOOKSELLEB and sta
fJ # TIONgR. No- 78 Fourth it, Apollo BuDdlnga.
TfBNT &51 I N ER, BOOKSELLER
|~| Stationer, Masonic Hall, gmbrttast
JHusic, &c.
TOHN H. MELLOR, No. HI WOOD ST.,
O b.tmm Dlraond Altai «od ■’"StSS/fi?
torOmOKKRINO A SONS' PUNO FOHTEBj MA
BON k RAM LIN’S MODEL UELODEONB*adWIAN
BABMONIDMB, and Donlor in Muiiennd MoMcal (iootu.
j«23
aKLEBEK * BKO., No. 5» FIFTH
BL, Siraoflh.OoU.oßroSol* *S»”‘ f ° r "J™”®
BK’B (Nbw York) rariralW Oirad *»S JW
PIANOS, rod OARQART A NEEDnAjrB pramrr MELO;
DEOSSraI QUO AN HARMOXIIJMB, Drain* &> M ' s ' lc "" a
Marital loitnuooati,
TYiURLOTTE blome, manufacture
\J ER and Dealer la PUoo Fort-,
tadMtulal InftnuaenU. Sol* AMOt tot;tU BAMRUIu*
MANo3,al»ofor UALLCT, DAVIS* CO.'SR*ton PUoo*,
wUh«adwltiJCHJt£oUM Attaebnwat. US Wood ■tr*ot
mjs [
JOB FEINTING.—
o,U cikcuiAßa,
WL kfe>.so,
POS^^!'HLETi.
labels.
letter HEADS.
Ana «err a«=rlptlon of J* Prim ins, pl*ln
(IACOiArI ntatlj, promptly *^,“ <J t *j^ si nv)N A Or ,
a.l« Blna>r.MJ
OBaCCO AND CIGARS—
-25 box#* Grants &• Tobacco
g £ SSiSiiM* *■•••>■-»
frl M. Q.m.n
la (tor» and for by I* 7 i
UTTfili.—l9 bbl». Roll Batter,
A M « »U4P»cked Botwr, to
, , , -B. DALZKI'I' *CO
•Mfcr»l.liT *• Jil Llbfrtr
PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5,185 S,
jHanufactutrm
MORRIS & COI.TAKT,
MLC KAitfrACTVtEM of
HUGHE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE AND TRIP HAMMERS.
Hammers of the following «»zej»- a
made to order
Lift Tin full Wow. 3»M* IU Wico $ O.V&
2, *• U - “ ~ 009.% - " 4ru>
J. -*2~ “ “ UUW " “ iSUU.
4 1 i ‘AM") *• " '-*OO
s’. u a)“ “ •• 41)60- •* »**.•
0, -24 *• *• “ 64201 - -
Order* solicited. For p»rticnl*r* *ddr*M
MORBID k COLTAIiT,
PirTtnmun. I* *
JOS. F. UAfiIILTON CO.,
KNGINEKR9 Ac MACHINISTS,
Comer f'irit <> *d Liberty Sm., Pitt*l‘><ry t, Pa.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, ibr Grist
t» aod Saw Min., llrcweric, Printing VNtabiishtiu-nfa,
MauQlWtorit*, Ac.. unde to order.
The; nUo continue the roannfartureofthair Celebrated
MACHINISTS' TOOLS,
i?ocb m To reins Lathee,
Iron Planers,
Boring and Urlllluf; Maclitoro, Ac.
Also, Wrought Iron ShalUtig, with Pulley., Hanger*. Ac.
w 23 ljrtlalyP > n t*T
WELLS, lUODLE * CO.,
feO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
or
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES,
Orders solicited fitru 11,* trade, aud prc.uiplly «hi|
pedas per Instructions.
. r ._TtUL9—6 months, or G per cent, dbeuuut l.»r cash.
«.2A:lyd*w9
sa-mujsl. bkadlky .
Uattc Last, (BeljU (he St. Clair Struct Bridge.!
Allegheny City, Penna.,
■ otcracTOßtß or
BRADLEY'S WOOLEN KNITTING YARN,
Of e»erj Color and Number.
IS PREPARED TO PILL ORDERS ON
abort catkrfTor every color or nutnbor of Y»rn*. Har
os boon one of the original mannfactaror* of thec'debra
e£-**Bradla j Woolen Yarns," in connection with ray brother,
Wm. Bradley, of Wheeling, I would rvapeclfull)' eolirlt a
chare of the order* for Yarns, a* shore,
- 43-Cash paid for BboepBkin* and Wool.
VtLUAU QARXinU. JAfttDll. WtCSIT
WILLIAM BARNHILL *, QCM
til PennsL, below Marburg Pittsburgh, Pa.
CTEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron Worker*. Uaaufitrtnrcra of Bwuhlll'a Patent
Locomotive, Flued *nd Cylinder Boiler*, Chimneys,
lec, fir* IW, SUiam Pip*, Comleu9era, SaU Pnua,
•Pika, Iron Yawl*. Lift*Boot*, etc. Alio, BUdumittie'
.BriiiKVßnd Viaduct Iron*, done *t Hit* shorten uo
an order* from * distance promptly attended to.
>23
Penn Cotton Mllla, Plttaimrgti. •
Kennedy, childs L co., manufac
turers of—
Peun A No. 1 heary 4-4 Shevtfnga;
Carpet Chain of all color* and alinde*
Cotton Twine;
Bed Cord*;
“ Plough Utica and S--i*h Cord;
M Ropo of all *l7.«** and dc*cn|iUou«,
Batting. ..
4yOrd2r» left at the Hardware Store of Logan, «ilaoo
l Qx. ISi Wood etreet, will hare attention- __
JA3IKB IB WIN,
mAndpaotdbrii »l . ■;
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
hwoet Spirit* of Nitru; Nitric Arid;
liofiiuau** Auodynr; Mxirtatic Acid;
At|oa Ammonia, FFF; Nitron* do
Fowler'* Solution; • B J
.. a. i. joiiasos v
PKBRIN & JOHNSON.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WE. CHILDS & CO'S PATENT ELAS
• TIC HUE AND WATER FIKXiF CEMENT
RtJOFI.NO, 133 Third Sraal'T, Pitt»bnr*!i. P*. ..-4-Fdtt
H.M.WAHRKN «fc CO.,
MANUFACTURERS A$P DEALERS IN
WARREN’S IMPROVED FIRE AND
Water-Proof Compoaitlon Roof* and Ko>-&h< M»-
24 Fifth *treeL dalil*
danTklTdbknktt. ‘ '
TV/r ANUFACTURER OF FANCY COLOR
ITI KD Ironstone Ware, Rockingham and VelioW Ware.
Ac/oHloe at the MauuCutory. enrx— **f Washington and
fruikliD uttwU, Birmingham, oj){*.«ifc# Piiuburgh, I**,
mrlir.dlj - *
TUOMISIUTCUKL
.JOMH t). HKUO.I. - **. wTMMBO!*.
I'nion Foondry,
DIITCIIKLL, HERRON * CO.
WILL CONTINUE TIIE BUSINESS OK
the Unluu Kouudry, »t the u'.d .Uud -f I'KNNOCS,
MITCUKLL A 0> , N<>. liM Likn c -i
They will mannfcwnir-, tut usual. **
(ortineut uf CASTINUrt. cumpruiiiK
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Slide Ovens,
oppick j.y i) parlor sruvh.'s,
MANTLE & KITCHEN (’.RATES,
Hollow Ware, Waron Boxes, Dot Iron.,
SAD IKON'S, TEA KRTTLKS. PLOW 9 A PUjW l*OtNTa»
Mill and Machinery Castings Generally.
AndOASaud WA'rKlt PIPKS «f all »i/*j
ALVI,
INoXAXD XAIL.'iOK THE ERST ERA .VD.SJ
Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c.,
All >( uht.b will U- i»U at uianufa>tuivr«’ prn««
o'lT
W ILLIAM TATIC,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Kr.nftli n«*ar Liberty, aod 47'J Petto itrrt
door lo AlJertnao (ink-?, and KeJrral it , u«.»/
L&rw<.k
»l FltttutfS t*>r VVoter. Uai
team. iny3l:tf
Eneattslle Tile Ktoor,
Fuf CtiurchuA. ilalle. Uurt*uraau>rtn>, Veitlbulcj aad Si"»e»
ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole Agent.
From the guiglnal patentees,
Mint»o A Co-. Uxnloo. UilUr A
Gale*, New York, for I’itUbuifb *uJ tUe'Wr't
All work •*ecaf«-d in a lup-rior *t)le. Plain. titawloff.
and SperUnoti* ran be a*ru at So, 2 I’ouith near Lil
erty. i»pwj turlSlyd
M"l\, ‘ JOHN CAMPDKU, *'
AN V i Acr Uitr. u os* ROOTS I!*“
and SIIOESof n.. tv*
• trust, PitUbargU, P». ■>e3l:»jr>;
Insurance Agents
f|MTE £ CIIAFFEE Agi'in* Nq.tuiu* Jnsur-
I acce Cu., Lal>yt-:ie Hall, Wood *ir*cl
R FINNEY ,°Agent fiureku luuurueucCu.,
a No V Water ttrwi.
a. cakrTek, SECRETARY
J\ m p*nQ«7lr*oia Tn»uran<'« Company “f I'ltutmrijb,
Juutv' tiu'Mliig. Fmirtli »tre> t-
SAMUEL L. M ARSHELL. Secretary Citi
tens' Insurance Company, 94 Water street.
TA M. GOUDOXTSecretaiy Western Insur
r • «nc«i o»mpxny, W Water street.
JOARDINERUOFFIN, Acent fur Frank
a Hu Fico Ituuranro Company, Ni>rtn-*a»t corner Woo«l
and Tlur<t itreeU. _
P AT MADEIRA, Agent fur Delaware
* Mutonl Insurance C0.,43 Watoretreet.
TllffS? GRAHAM. Acent Howard lusur
anceCuuipniir and Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company,
llarket ilrerts.
TilOS. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers’ and
Mochaulns' luiarance C«>, 90 Water street.
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
Insurance Co-, 24 Fifth atroet.
W,?POINDEXTER, Agent Great Weat
a era Insurance C0.,97 Front «tr«xjt.
tiptjolßtcn?
WALTU r. MAASHAU JOSIPH It. DUQO*B
Wall Paper WarshoM#.
TtTALTER P. MARSHALL A CO., lm-
YV porters and Dealers, 67 Wood street, between Fourth
stnit and Diamond Alloy, where may be found an extensive
assortment of every description of P»p»T Oanxinga,for Par
lota, Halls, Dining Eootns and Chambers., Alsu, W induw
Bhades In irrcstt variety at lowest prices t«- country d.siler*.
*lB WALTER P. MARSHALL A Co._
t, tUMVNMOH w - *• UA **?**:
EEDMUNDSON & 00., Nos. 00 and 08
« Third street, near Wood, Mannfactnnws *ud Dealers
in WALL PAPER.
CURTAIN GOODS,
ORNAMENTS, FRINGES,
TASSELS AND CORD!.
COM FORTS. REDS,
PATENT SPIRAL BPIUNO MATTRESSES,Ac.,
Wuold solicit the etteuttou of purchasers to their large
and varied stock. ap2Skflmd
J SEIBERT, Practical Upiiolstereb,
• JVo. 100 Third Strut, IVUbunh,
Manufacturer and doalur in CURTAJNo, OUBNICK,
BANDS,SHADES and BLJND9,MATTRARSKS.COMFORTa,
CUSHIONS, Ac. Particular atteotiuu paid to filaOnbnat
work. Carpels fitted and laid to order. mrlfclyd
\ JFttcnitute
roan n r0uvu.....':.....ta0a. a. voexo niters l. ioubi
T. B. VOUSO * CO.,
MAITU7ACTT7KXU Of
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Description.
FACTORY—»dmii SL,bttvun fWw dfuf Anno. Awni
Warehonsf-Noi. 18 k 40 Smithfifld Bt,
STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We
aro constautly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN
FURNITURE and CIIAIRS, ami lavite (be attention of
(boa* lntorosted In furnishing boats.
•eSOtdAwS T. D. YOUNG A CO.
JAJVtKS W. WOODWELL,
CABINET FURNITURE JiA NUFJ CTUB KR
Nos/97 & 99 Tltird St., Pittsburgh.
JW.W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
• his friends andcuitomera, that be has Just corajiMod
hi* stock of Furniture, which Isdecidedlythelargest and beet
ever offered lor tale lu thlsclty. At he IsdeUrmined loop.
Bold life stock, with seward materials, beat workmanship
end new«t designs; and from the extent of hit orders aud
facility in manuucluring, be ia enabled to produce warrant*
•d FURNITURE at the lowest ericas.
Hokoepealwaya on band the greatest variety otevery
description of furniture, from tho cheapest and plainest, to
the Dost elegant and oatly, thntjx home, or any part ofone,
may bafnrnitbed from his stock,or manufactured expressly
to order. mc2 °
gtßßitians.
DR. R. T. FORD still cnutinueH his new
VEGETABLE PRACTICE. Ilia office, West end
Pennsylvania Avenue, (Fourth Street Road,) Easteud .a
Diamond street, Pittstrurgh, Pa.
" His unlimited success In Arule and Cliroulc Dl«eaarec»D
not l>e equaled io any of tbe modical practlceof the preton
4*y. n>rHl;dAwlyF.
£vR, 'O'BHIEN"OAN be consulted
f at Dr. Smith’s,corner fifth and strauU, on
NDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, rroin 10 to
1 and! to 3 tfelock.
qyßesidence on the Brownsville Road. JcZklyd*
patnurs.
LOSOALASE,
Bouse and sign painters,
No. 77 (Old Pott Offl oeßoll ding) Third strset, b o **^* o
iad Market street*. At! ordtre promptly attended to.
. ohCTilyd
■—“ - ~ r'
pttsbni'gl) #njctte.;
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEfCLf BY
s. riddle as 00.,
nrra rmrr. ibov* eoramuL
TIIZ-BAIL VGA ZETTE u W r AUA Xc+rpaper tn Oa
Witt , and having an eaUntsve c»r»U!iiß anatfsltJie butiva t
wen, and reaching all classes, it ojert inducements to adeer
titers as the Ust medixJn thrvuah vhidtta rtagh th* puUie.
WEEKLY GAZETTE {tixsued'tvery Wrdve
day ami Saturday, an a large blanket tfae£«*tt contains in
addition to the nrws <tf the vetk, a ctavfußg prepared and
reliable report of the Atari**, eomm-rd(dantfvte.Jieiar)i af
fairs, ana an accurate Hsnk Eitf, corrected torelly frr
this paper —tnaHnj; if o,e Ust Osmmerdtd .V rvspaper in the
Weal. t
TftCllAlH i
DAlLY—till Dotbira perannntu. layakl* In adfaiu-s, or
1 2\C ceoU per wuk, puyuble to lb* Arrian.
WEEKLY—Two Dollar* p*-r aniiiiii,'f>*y*M« lu adianco.
Globa ora faniUbat on the followlig Wam:
Finr eoplea one year fi ou
*J ,n —•— 10 ou
twenty 14 “ “ «t>.2o oy
Aud one to tho peraoo gettlug Ip Uu chib free.
paymenU are itrlctl* required. and u<> pa*
par will 1* wiit after the time in np k> filch it wai paid.
Ritei of Adv«rllsta«.
1 ikjnarc of 10 lltiua, I time - ••*•**- OO
1 «• “ “ 3 “ lOu
l •* “ “ 1 week 1 7ft
1 •• “ “ 2 “ ............. 3UO
.1 “ 4 00
l o “ “ 1 mouth. ...... SOO
l “ •• “ 2 M 700
l •• •• - 3 •• 000
1 “ “ - * u 10 00
l “ “ “ 6 “ ...I ' 12 00
.1 “ •• “IS M JM 00
Yeorjy odrartlicri ore entitled toons aqpre t ctuuig'
able at jtlMUure, per anhaml oo
with Catatrebla pflea.
Spirit op The Prkss.— Wc .append a few ex
tracts from such leading of the day ns
have expressed an opinion jUpottlhp late Kansas
Message of Mr. Bnchanan:
(From the N. Y. Tribute.]
So monstrous a compendium ibf fallacies aud
mhslalcaients—of suppression shd misrepsenta-
Lion—has seldom been imposed' on a long-suf
fering public. Beginning with tbo deliberate.
Intentional fraud of suppressing’the whole do
mestic: history of Kansas' prioifto the assemb
ling of the first Topclta Contention, it leaves
those who rely upon it in utlep darkness and
confusion as to the very pivot of.Bll this Kansas
Conlrovefsey. •
(Fraui lb .V.» YorhTiitr».|
Tire Scctiosal Pk*sidesT. Mr. Bucbanao
has deliberately turccd upon the Congress and
the people of tlm United States (he most intenvo
and absolute of sections! interests and
sectional feeling to which we -have yet been
brought in the history of this country,- la bis
Message yesterday, sent Into on the
subject of Mr. Buchanan reviews the
history ohly to revive the animosities of the
disputes which havo so long distracted the
Territory of Kansas, and inflamed the publio
feeling of tho Union. He urges upon Congress
the admission of Kansas as a Stato under the
Constitution drawn up-at in the
language of au and with,
the temper of a remorseless theorist, resolved
that his particular doctrino of the national law
shall be maintained at any hauard and at any
cost, though the eosl be the peace of the-nation,
and the haxzard the existence of tho Union.
Neither theiuoonimous voice of the conservative
majorities of every SLato in the Confederacy re
affirming the sovereignty of the popular wilt,
nor the plain expression'of that popular will in
Kansas, branding the Lecompton Constitution
as the repudiated work of a defeated minority,
nor his own past declarations and recorded
pledges of a firm determination to enforce the
righteous and regular behests of the people at
the polls, have been allowed to weigh with Mr
Buchanan against the entreaties or the menaces
of the factious enthusiasts, or the deliberate
conspirators who have demanded of him the
barren triumph of crushing for an hour at
Washington, the free life which even they them
selves'admit they cannot hope to slide on the
plains of Kaosas.
Front FihOi-j'- Pres*
For those who represent Pennsylvania we
have a word of eaulioa and' advice. Lei them
read Governor Packer’s inaugural address if
they desire to kuow the sentiments of the Dem
ocratic party id Pennsylvania. Let them be
well assured that Governor Packer not only'
speaks in the name of the people, but ho expres
ses their sentiments: and (f opr representatives
doubt it, let them return todbelr constituents
.fora brief interval and &9s&*in by personal
observation 'std- hiquivi**. whether vriiat. we
bore assert is true or not. Let them call county'
meetings, if tliey please, aud ask for instruc
tions But, above all, let them execute ‘‘the
will of the majority. *' We appeal to them to
disenchant themselves from the seductive'end
dangerous influences which surround them in
Washington, and think of their responsibili
ties at home.
Ki»iu the lu-julipi
Meaowhile, the course of the South is a mys
tery which it is difficult to Bolve. coucediug to
them motives of patriotism, and a regard for
the general good, la it the mere malace of
faction, the senseless rage of men defeated in a
wrong: or bos it, a profounder purpose—to
make this issue (he pretext of schemes of treason
long cherished, to which ibe uniform and
rbickew of tlie Norlh^bes
afforded, hUlicrlo, no ~rii/ : * "
name of notion ?’*. It ia lT<; '-'SuiU«r what iAv
motive. If it be treason; a' 6tter
season than now. Theßf ue la ready for it
('•jnsitieba hlr interest at present
in tbe affair* of Nojlhsfn Mexico. There are
IhosVwho tracoMn the movement* now going ou
in that. country tbe hand of American intrigue
Such intrigue, if it do exist, it a&ilisied on the
Southern rather than tho Northern portion of
the Union, although it may bo difficult to say
which section will eventually reap the advanta
ges of success. The plan, ns at present laid
down, is to separate the Northern provinces of
Tatnaulipas, New Leon and CoohuiU int,q a con
federacy, with tbe nominal intention of oppos
ing the reactionary designs of the dictator, <V
monfott, but with the- ulterior object Of- con
structing an Independent Stale. This achieved,
annexation to the United States would surely
follow, and the Southern frontier of our Union
be removed to the Rio Tampico, den. Vidaurri,
who has figured periodically for somo years iu
Mexican revoiotions, is the nominal head of the
movement, bat it is shrewdly suspected that, ere
long, we will see our old friends Walker, Hen
ningsen, Hornsby, and the rest, “turn up” In tbe
disturbed territory.
Indian School*. —The Superintendent of Pub -
lie Instruction for the Slate of New York men
tions the gratifying fact that there are now in
operation twenty-three common schools estab
lished specially for Indian children. The
schools for t&e children of the Scnecca Indians
located on the Cattaraugas and Alleghany rescr
rations are in a very prosperous condition, and
an increasing interest in the cause of education
is manifested by tho tribe. Of course this is
more apparent among those who havq embraced
Christianity, but even among those who retain
the faith of their enrage- life, not only are preja*
dices against education rapidly giving way, but
many have become convinced that a knowledge
of the elementary branches of English educa
, lion is their o'nly preservation against the en
croachments of tbe white, race on one hand and
the marked superiority .and influence of ibe
Christian Indians on tho dther.
Tbe Satin Bird.—ln “Three Colonies of Aus
tralia,” Mr. Samuel Sidney sayß: “in the Mur
ray Shrub—o beautiful but barren belt of shrubs
and plants from lh to 20 miles in breadtb,
whioh runs parallel to-tbe river for many miles
between Lakh Alexandria and great Bend
in latitude' 34 deg. S.—a great xmfnbcr of tho
rare birds and. animals of Australia are to be
seen; amongst others, tbe leploa, or mould
building bird, Improperly named by the colo
qisis the wild turkey, is found in great num
bers; and the sUln or bower bird, which builds
a bower for its mate so curiously arched and
adorned with ihells and shining. stones that
when Mr. Goald first discovered one, he took
it for the playground of some aboriginal child.
Tbe Atlantic Telegraph—A letter from
George Saward, Esq., Secretary of tho Atlantio
Telegraph Company, dated London, Jan. 15,
says:
“Our arrafigemenw Lore for the completion
of fthe work we have in hand, arc progressing
sausfactorlly, and I trust and believe that our
next attempt will be crowned with success. The
machinery Is being overhauled under the direo
tion of .English and American Engineers, and
experiment! will be carefully tried before sail
ing nett Use, with a view to meet every known
or onticlpvod difficulty. The English Govern-*
menthaaagain granted ua (he use of ships: and
the mani3clure. of new cable to snpply the
place of ihat which was lost, is going on satis
factorily. It is intended at present to take out
2,Bootbißs or cable, being 300 miloa more than
was thought sufficient last lime.”
Rom askable Coincidences.— The January
number #f Dr. Chapman’s Monthly Rainbow con
tains th< following curious comment and prodic
tion. It Iras published in December, as follows:
“The nimber of combined and single current
ioterccytcd on the 15tb, isumu&h I judge that
earthqtAkcs,” &©•» “will be more-liable on the
14th or/U>th.’\ The earthquake at Lookporl, N.
on the 16th, waaafulfilmentof the
aboVe prediction,, in a manner too singular and
accurate to admit of doubi, in reference to the
reality and importance -of the discovery of Dr.
Cbapaan. ~ -
Tub Latest Swindle.—The favorite simile,
••like thunder from a clear sky,” is altogether
too weak to express the surprise with whieh our
citizens haTe beard or will hear that John W
Seymour, Secretary and Treasurer of the Hart
ford County Saving Association, (130 Stalest,)
b&s appropriated to bis own use, i. t. stolen the
stocks and collaterals of various kinds in the
hands of the company to the amount of about
$lOO,OOO, and has fled. He was last seen on
Friday evening, January 20.
An examination had been commenced .on the
Saturday previous, (January 23.) but Sir. Sey
mour had in some way avoided bringing forward
the securities. On Friday, one of the directors
told Mr. Seymour {hot he wished to have an
hour's conversation .with him oa Saturday, (the
30tb,) and they agreed to meet at 0 A. M., on
that day. This was at GP. M. Mr. Seymour
told a friend that he had used about $lOO,OOO
belonging to the Association; that he was goiog
away, and that his friend would never see him
again.. Which way he was going no one knows.
He might possibly have left here on Friday
evening, and reached Portland in- time to lake
tttWorlh American, which was to leave that
place on Saturday for Liverpool.
An incomplete examination discloses the loss
of between $OO,OOO and $70,000, but we he&r
that the total will probably exceed the figures
named by Mr. Seymour.
He left but little property here subject to at
tachment, but the officers have been busily
gathering that. Ho has had but three shares of
Mercantile Bank stock for some months past.—
Ho is about 40 years old, and unmarried.— Hart
ford Evening Pretx, Feb. 1.
Insanity.—The annual reportof the physician
and superintendent of the Western Insane Hos
pital of Pennsylvania, presents the following
statistics:—The total uumber admitted sioce
April Cth, 1656, is one hundred one forty-one,
the larger proportion of whom are between the
ages of thirty and sixty yean. During the post
year eighty seven have been admitted; fifty-three
males and thirty-four females; and thirty-six
have been discharged or died, leaving in the bos
pital at the close of the year, seventy-four—forty
eight males and twenty-six females. The total
number under treatment daring the year, was
one hundrbd and ten—sixty-seven males and
forty-three females. Of the patients discharged
dunng'the year, twonly-three were restored; flvo
much improved; two not improved, and six (lied.
litTBEESTian Decision.— The American Ex
press Company was entrusted with seven thous
and five hundred dollars by Marshall & lllslcy,
of Milwaukee, to deliver at the State Bank in
Madison, Wisconsin. The Express Company
made a tender of the money after banking hours,
but it was refused. During the night the Ex
press safe was robbed of its contents, including
the seven thousand five hundred dollars. Sait
was brought by Marshall & Illsley to recover the
money of the Express Company, who h'feld that
once having made a tender of money they were
no longer responsible for it as common carriers,
and that they kept it over night as a mere mat
ter of accommodation to plaintiff. The jury re
turuccd a verdict ia favor of the Express Com
pany.
What refinements in poetry the populace of
London must be capable of. We are told that
one of the most popular of street ballads just
now is. a peace of doggrel relating to the nur£
riage of the Princess Royal with a German Prince,
commencing thus:
Bad Sack, they »»y, l>«tb uigbt and day,
To the Goblin and the hnmbugi:
Tb* WurtemDugs, din Hcarembug*.
And VII the Uerman boree-rui;*.
Racino.—The London Times insists that the
recent challenge to Englishmen, from tbe Geor
gia sportsmen, to tdd a match race of four miles
and repeat for $lOO,OOO a side, over the Ten
Broeck course at Savannah, will be accepted.
The Times rails on Lord Zetland to become the
chnmpion of tbe British turf, and send out his
noble horse Skirmisher, to do bailie against the
American celebrities.
Fibes. —During the month just closed, there
were thirty-three fires in the United States, so
far as accounts have been received, occasioning
a loss of $ 1 ,042,000. The principal were as fol
lows; Downicvilie, California, $400,000: Du
buque, Town, (two fires,) $210,000: Chicago.
$jl0U,000; Hartford, $lOO,OOO.
4*Lascastxeßet>eemkd.—An election for Mayor
and other municipal officers took place in Lan
caster, Tuesday. . Hon. Thos. H. Burrowes, the
Independent Citizens' Candidate for Mayor, was
elected over. Zimmerman, the regular Democrat,
by a majority of 1C voles.
The Scandinavians of Chicago are almost
without exception Republicans, and have thor
oughly organized themselves for political action
I DON CITY
COINIMKRCIA-I. COMiKGK.
prrrsßUßau, penna
Boon! i.f IS Trait***. —FAcuity of U Teachers
EiiPUA TICALLY
The Business Mao's College.
LarQ'tt ciriJ nu-ff Qtmj'l'U ‘Giatmercml t'vllrgt in £A<
I'nUrd Slats*.
Its flail) Atlaiidduce upvardsof 300
F W JB.NKLNS.
J. C. SMITH. A. U,
Profoseor of Aernuntsand IV*>k-keepio*.
I. I. HITCHCOCK,
l*r<»fe-L*ur uf Arithmetic and Commercial Colcnluliima,
nif! xfTvn i
Author ..r
on OuslttM«S 1U (.'uainnuTn!^ l
J. W. BRJEKTLXNattfi, >
Pri>fo»*-r of Arithmetic, Book-keeping and Iconography.
A. OUWLKY and A. T.BOUTUCTT.
Prufi-uun of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship
D. OAOON,
Lecturer on Political Economy.
JAMES 11. HOPKINS, Em?-,*
Of the Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on C»uunerriat Law.
JAMES W. KENNEDY.
Of “Kennedy's Bank Note Review," lecturer on ConnUrfeU,
Altered and Spurious Bank Nob©.
DESIGN OP THE INSTITUTION.
To furolah the beat moans lor admiring iTIIORODQQ
BUSINESS EDUCATION, *u tbo ehortot Urn©
and at tbo least expense. comprising instruction Id
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPINO, aa applied to Mer
chandising, Banking, Railroading, Ac.
STEAMBOAT BOOK-KEEPING,
With alt the recent Improvement©, tanght without extra
charge,
PENMANSHIP.
Rapid Writing, with ©very variety and style of llaainoa
and Ornamental Penmanship.
ARITHMETIC.
And a thoruagb courae »f Counting Unmai Calculations
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES
Full Instructions given in this im]uirfavut branrh of burl
ocas Edncatlon.
LECTURES DAILY. ON BOOK KEKPINO.
Usage©. Lawn and Customs of Commerce; Finance ami Bank
Inp Political Economy, Counterfeit Notea, and other sub
jects baring practical relation to active bnsiueaa.
TERMS, Ac.
Book-keeping, Full Commercial Course 00
Stationery, about—
Board per week, can be obtain,*! for 2 50
are not charged extra for Steamboat B>mk
keeping, Arithmetic or Diploma.
STUDENTS
Can ©tiler at any timo—(no vacation) review at pUarore
time unlimited—usiiftl length of couree.frutn right to twelv
works.
REFERENCE.
Four hundred and cighty-aeron StndeuU entering, fruta lh<
City aloun, within one year, bealdr© the many from tin
country. __
DIRECTIONS.
Specimens of Writing and Circular!, ooutalning
station, eentiiy mall free of chargA
Irou City College, Pittsburgh. Pa. -
PENUANSUIP.—No loss thanKHUIT
FIRST PREMIUMS were awards.l i 1.,» College lo the Fall
of IU7, over all competitor*, for tost writing- These, with
other provlcma Premiums, were given In uhin, Michigan,
Indiana, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and in > -"itsvUle, l(y n at
the United States Fair, and all for work actually doue with
PEN and INK, and not for Engravol Penmanship. Our
Penmen or© folly competent to a* their own wotk witbont
tb© aul of the engraver to make It nwpecUbie. dtCrwT
TADEB, POPE & STBEET,
SALEM, OHIO,
HaxnrxcTuaEss or
Improved Oscillating Steam Engines,
BOILERS AXD MILL WORKS?
FOR Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Printing
'Presses and Mannfactorica. with all the Shafting and
Oearlng for Bams. Also,
Jndion'i PaUnt Governor Valve,
of our Engines can be seen at GAZETTE BUILD
ING. - Ja7:wtfT
FABHKRS AND CAKPENTERS ATTENTION
Your attention is directed to
ths Urge and well selected stock of Seasoned
LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER)!!
On band and for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
JAMBS M»BRIEIt <Se CO.,
{Successors to Wm. BPBricr & Son,) -
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
Dressed Flooring, Shelving and Weather
Boarding, Shingles, Lath, Joist, Stud
ding,' Clear and Common Plunk,
Board*, &c., <&e., <fcc.
Let the Farmers remember, who attend the Allegheny
Markets, that tmrjranli nr* the tnoat convenient In the city
Sa-UpptT Yartl only oni tquart from the Market Bouu
and elate lo alt the Market Tavern,
Corner of Banduiky It, and North Alley.
PRICKS PUT DOWN.
We have reduced the feric* FIVE PER CENT, per tbons
utd fromihUdate to Spring, TO CASH-BUYERS ONLY.
Orden promptly attended to and ntlafortion gtwn.
Shipments made to nny accessible point by Railroad,
diver or Canal.
OnletirwelTKJ tor SASU, DOORS.HtIUTTKBP, A>-Ac.
doUmwP ____
For bail or Rent.
A. VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,®
iltuatrd oq tho Bearer Creek, at Palleton, Borer
eonnty, Pa. The Improvement* ara a three itory Brick
Building, 40 l>t 52 feet, with Poor ran of Bbmw, thro of
which are ltnrr, an>l tha ucceeeary Bolts. Smut Machines,
4c-, 4c. TheieUal£achodaoua*torTbrkktaildl»g,22bj
20 fact, suitable for storing bairaU. Tho whole is well cal
cuUtml for doing both merchant and custom work.
For further Mrtleulart enquire of J, T. PtJlin> at bis resi
dence In Now Brighton,* or at the MUI; or If tbroogh thi
mall, to PaUston Poet Office.
JaS-.Ctwr
GOULD’S PATENT SPIUNU BED.—We
m oasmCtcteriac axul ssUlac thU etlobrsUd tSpriof'
Sad id tk» Uw ftk« or VtTa Dodlsr*. Call sad in them.
pan T. B, YOOQA 00
Farm Tor Sale.
THE ANDERSON FARM. 2} miles S 3
above the Depot At New Brighton, Bearer
Pa., on Block Hooee Ran, containing 10$ acres of excellent
land, every acre of which u tillable, and 96 of which b un
der cultivation. There are 19 acre* of good timber. bQacres
In graaa and pastnre, and an abundance of coal. There Una
Orchard oi grafted frail trre». In almost every field there
Is water.
The improvement* coasist ot a new frame Dwelling, at
tached to a weather-boarded log, a small tenant house and a
largo frame Barn, fO by 36 fret.
This choice farm Uin a high &Me of cultivation. fence*
good, and in a respectable o«J»borbood. convenient to
churrh*-*, school*. For terms, enquire at THIS OFFICE,
or of J»l2-.!*wtfT J.AXPKRSOS. New Rrlghtop. Pa.
Ohio Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
township 12, rouge 10, Stark county, Ohio, commonly
knownas “Bowman's Section,”containing 640 acre*. Hl*
situated three miles west of Mawlllon, on tho fltate Road
leading (q Wooster, and within about two aHrs of the Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The south, rasl
and norQ#-ea*t quarter* ar« partly cleared aqd Improved—
the remainder is covered with superior timber —and the
whole fa weD watered by springs tod running streams. —
This section u considered the finest body of land in the
county. It will be sold undivided or in quarters to soil
Earcbaaera. To those who desire to invest In real estate a
etter opportunity is rarely offered.
J R. SWEITZKR,
No. 1014th ft roe L Pittsburgh. _
oc2&dswtfT
Land for Sale.
FOR SALE CHEAP, 120 acres uf Lund in
Marathon county, Wisconsin. n<*»r Marathon City.
Apply to Rev. C- MACREADINIi.
Cofftlwdl* Mllwaukte. Wisconsin.
FOR SALE.—One Barge with two bows,
130 fret Keel, £2 foot Rwun, ffeot IloJd, bottom Plank
3 Inches veil fastened and everything of the best material
and workmanship.
AJso odo Heel Beat, 110 (Vt-t Keel, *4 inches Deep and SO
feet wide, enquire of WATT A WILSON,
ja2o SCS Liberty street.
CAR WORKS FOR SALE.—We offer for
lain the Pennsylvania (Mr Works situated on tho Ps
Central Railroad, in a good location and within on hoar’s
ride of tbo city. The bondings consist of a Bricfc Machine
Shop. Foundry, three Car Fhops, and a Smith Shop. There
ll a good Engine of 30 horso power, sew Fine Boilers and
aboQt $3,500 worth of Machinery, Tool", Ac, with every
convenience tor the manufacture of Cara. Ttie who!" will
be sold at a low price. An order Cor $3,000 worth of can
will be given the purchaser* to "tart with. For particulars
apply to Jfll3 U. M'LAIN A SON, 63V4 Fourth at
FOR SALE-At Jackman's Livery 27\__
Stable a fine bay FAMILY HORSE. aound
reliable In every respect. LEWIS A XDQERTON,
Jaff 107 Wood street.
MALL COUNTRY RESIDENCEFORf^
BALE OR KENT.—Consisting ofSdarres situatedELaL
in Weatmomland County, within \y K miles from Chartier?
Station on the Allegheny Valley Railroad, The improve
moots are, a good frame Louse, containing eight rooms in
excellent repair. A tenf'ft rein of Qinnrl Coal undrr 3u
acres. '
Forther'partleulars can bo obtained of
Ja7 B. M’LAIN A SON.
TrALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALLE
Y OUENY CITY FORSALK.—We offer for sale tha
valuable Mouse and Lot now occupied by Dr. J. 11. Smith
fronting SO feet on the east aideof the Diamond and extend
ing bock 00 feet to a 10 foot alley. The house Isoonveoicntly
arranged with extensive back buildings, with a small otnlay;
the building could be >o changed as to mak'o a fine business
stood. Wiifbe sold low ami terms very easy. Apply la
D. McLAIN A SON’S
anffD Real Estate Office, Fourth sL
A FINE fiOUSE on corner ot -Market and
Riot sts, for sale, in conuoctian to an equal amount of
Cash, at 6 per cent Intiweat, b> b.- »>*cur*-d i<u Stock" or other
approved security.
Also, a good Coal Projwrtj on tiie Monungahrla rivt-r,
(3d pool) with a cash capital of $30,000 to work the mines,
secured on stocks or Improved city property.
a 029 B. McLAIN A BON.
Yaluable city property fob
BALE.—The undersigned offers for sale on fkvonbl*
terms, a larganomber of building lots in the 6th Ward of
the city. The lots fronton Pennsylvania Avenue, Watson,
Forbes, Locust, Maria, Vleroy and Bluff streets. Sre but a
few minutes walk from the Court Mouse ami will be sold
Tery cheap.
Arsons desirous of securing a convenient and healthy
locsiiou for a house, or wishing to purchase for speculation.
In a part of the city which mo<i contiunesteadily to improve
will find it to their advantage) to call upon the subscriber.
C. MAGEE, Att'y at Law,
myffistf No. 104 Fifth street.
COAX LAND FOR SALE.—Tbo undersign"
•d offers for sale ONE HUNDRED ami FIFTY ACRES
situated on the first pool, one of the most desirable locations
on the Mouougahela river.
The attention of Iron men, Coal men, and capitalists is
directed to this properly, as it is believed the opportunity for
profitable investment Im such as Is not often presented. The
terms sre easy. Full particulars may be obtained by letter
or otherwise, by enquiring of
AUSTIN LOOMIB A 00., Stock and Note Brokeri,
ap3 No. Off Fourth Street.
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS t
CO, AT THE MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERY
TUURSDAY EVENING.—Bank. Bridgn, Insurance and
Copper Stock, Rood and Real Estate sold at public sale
at the Merchant"' Exchauge by
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
Notea, Drafts and I .owns on Real Estate negotiated on
reasonable terms by AUSTIN LOOMIS £ CO,
aefft Stock A Note Brokers. Off Fourth it.
J . L. Read’s,
NO 78 FOURTH STREET,
TIXE are now prepared to furnish the fol
~-V V lowing Works in a new and magnificent style.
Dr. Livingston's TraveWtnAfrica. W-calf—lUhitTatwl,'
The Poets of the 13th Century, full calf—iilitftrajod'-
Bartb’s Travel* In Africa, 2 vols. S ro, “ . - f
Strongs Uarumny and Exposition of Gospels, morocco
ant. $2>,M).
Standard English and Amerirau Poets 8 ro. nut
1 set National Magazine Iff vula. calf, fino paprr.
? Mathew Henry’s Commentary, full calf.
Family Bibles, in Velvet and Gold, $5O, and Morocco s.»>,
Prayer Books, tbu finest editions at reduced prios.
Albums, Morocco and Papier Macbe, bindings,
Portfolloodlne Illustrated Juveniles, with colored plat*-*.
The latest Miscellaneous Works in plain bindings f«t sale
by J. L. READ,
deffl Fourth street.
.Charter'd li6i.
DEBIT AND CREDIT, from the German
ofGuitiif Frrytag, with a preface by Cbovntler Bun-
Livingstone's Africa—cloth and half calf;
Dickon's Chilil'» History of England:
Modern Reform Examined, by Rev. Dr. Stiles;
English Hearts' and English Ilnnds, by the author of
Medley Vicos*. For sale by JOHN 8. DAVIBON,
f»*l fil Market street.
Stay Books.
Oiuli Books, '
Invoice Book*.
Time Book*.
Check iki'k*.
italutnd ur in»ii» to unl»r in stuperior nunoer bv
Js3o WM. O. JOHNSTON A CO- 67 Wood ulreet.
E'nOlisu hearts and engllsh
HANDS, or The Railway ami (bo Trenches—« new
suit deeply Interesting book, by the Author of Cap tain lied*
1y Vicars; Memoir* nr Captain Hedly Vicar*; Tbeoduda. or
The Heroine of Faith. 2 vole; Spurgeon's Saint and Sartor,
also Sermons, s rols; Baptist llymn Books; Presbyterian,
Lutheran and Methodist riymn Books Episcopal and Tam*
lty Prayer Books; Commentaries and Bibles, and ail the va
rious Bible*, Helps, such as Eitto's Daily Bible Illustrations
and Cyclopaedia of Biblical Knowledge; Cal met’* Bible Dic
tionary; Cyclopaedia of Religions Knowledge; Angus’ Bible
Hand Book; Xcvlu’s Biblical Antiquities: Tire Mine Explor
ed, Ar„ Ac. J. 8. DAVISON, 01 Market, near 4th it.
New books at'e. c. cochkane’s.
Allegheny:
Here and Hereafter, or the Two Altars, Theodosia, *J vols
Teaching* of the Master, by a Disciple;
Memories of Gcursarvth, by author of Word* of Jeau>c
Clara Tloward. nr a Heart Yearning for the Uusei-n; .
Portraits of my Married Friends, or a peep into Women*’
Kingdom, ty Uncle Ben;
Rides and Reveries, Tupper.
Gathered Lilies, or Little ChUdrcu lu fli-aren;
Words to Young Communicants, Dr Alexander;
Doddridge’s Sacred Thoughts;Sunbeam Stories, complete;
Words atnl Mind of Jrvus, Ac n 32m0 ed; Ryle on Mark;
The Lady’s Almanac, SwonTsand the Church Almanac *&8
Mr*. Jamison’s Sketches of Art; Lowell’s Poems and 20
rols. of Poets, new editions bine and gold;
The Plant tin tilers, Capt. Rrtd;
Stock replenished Id all departments.
BOOKS BY V v -
AS BY KX.PKESS.—
. i Mrs. Horace Mann's Health ami Kcuqoidj in Cooking.
White Lies, Charles Reade.
City Poems, A!<*x. Smith.
Livingstone's Africa, muslin ami one-half calf.
Barth’s Travels In Africa.
WiddllleM’s Cookery, new nml practical
Qny Livingston*.
Alton Locke.
Recollections of Literary Life. Miss Milton)..
Ja2B j. L. REED, 78 t'onrlli at.
Rrw BOOKS—-The lloshccah Eater; Bay-
F. W. JENKINS,
anl Taylor** Northern Travel; Modern Reform Lx
ainlned; Progress Weston: Kngllsh Heart* and
English Elands, by author of ll«adley l tears; London Loc
turct to Young Men, for 133?;Thcodosi*, ur the Ueroluo of
Faith, 2tols; BeagrUOnomna. J. 8. DAVISON.
PARISH PSALMODY AJfi> PSALMIST.
—A fresh icpply rvcelTed by
J*26 J. 8. DAVISON. 01 Market »L
JUST RECEIVED.—IBSB, "1858-‘-Thc
American Almanac or Repository of Useful Knowledge
for 1339.
The Ladies’ Almanac and Diary tat 1838, just published;
Ronmanla,or the Border Land of the Chrtstiau and Turk,
by James 0. Noyea, M. D.;
Parton’s LJfe and Ttmee of Aaron Butt, 1 vol. 12iwn
Freedly’s Legal Adrlser, Freeh supply.
ja2o KAY « (XL, 33 Wood street.
Brio lit ly's digest u. s. laws.—
Jest ready on Analytical Digest of the Laws of .tlx
United States from the adoption of tho Constitution to the
end of the thirty-fourth Congress, ITSOf 1833, by Frederick
0 Brightly. Rec’dat KAY A CO’S.; 33 Wood »L
The second session of the nor
mal CLASS, tt tbi.
IRON C-ITY COMMERCIAL COLL FOR,
Under the direction of
A. BUETT,
Principal©! Lho Pihh Ward Public 8chools ? will comxuecco
Oa ilonday ibrenlngt Fabrntry lit.
The CUa will meet on MONDAY tud THURSDAY ETK
NINOS, and SATURDAY MORNING of each week.
DjUTemn. $2,00 per Session of BUteon Lcnona. 'j
HARDWARE.
SAMUEL PA lIS KBTO O K t
So. 74 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
SASON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
H AUDIT ARIL which he will sell very lev for CASH.
UUoh to hi* LoekvJllngr*, Knifes and' Kwrka,SpocM
and tineaaeertment ofuerpenlert* Tools, be btarecelrert.a
.BAUSAQ* CUTTERS AND<6TUFWSM,
SHOVELS, TONGS AND POKERS, SLEIGH BELLS AND
PRESENTING HBT/LRS. ecSMtf
JOHN PUOIL
VOLUME 145.
jFot Salt.
COAL LAND,
NORMAL CLASS.
JStosi&l.
FUIt L MAH D . PIAHOB
THjE PARJLOK
' '■.,•-•» •
■jUto xtnU
From tha MahUfectoty of
CKiolcerlne Sc Sons, Boston,
JUbT received from the Manufactory
Chtekerin* & Son*. B-*ton, tho following d«lV*W*»Ka
elegant stock of Piano Forte*;
Ono Full SvTen Octave GRAND PIANO FOKT-C, with
superbly earn'd cx*>, price :.. • 5
One Full Seven Octavo ORAM) PIANO FORTH: ele
gant Rosewood cue. Pncr. . m
One NEW PARLORQIIAND SKVBN vOtfAVB PIANO,
nearly equal in power io a full Grand, jot ocvupj -
ing only the room of an ordinary Sqjiare Pi*no
SQUARE PIAN’OS.
Two Fnll Corral Rosewood Louis XXYth Seven tare
Pltmia. with carved desk and fret work.
Two Roaipwood 7 Octave, Ctlflbnl stylo.
Two do 7 ** Carved mouldings.
Four do 7 “ Plain round cnrrxrs.
Hi oe Walnut 7 ** Front round corner*.
Foor do 6)4“ Front round comers.
Focrßr»owoodC*q 14 Front round cornff*.
All the above are of tbo stw sciix, and with fall Iron
Frames, and new Patevt I ,
These Instrumentshave been finished specially £>r the
subscriber, and are the flrit that have becu brought to lht»
city. Their superiority will b/»t one® <li*cover-d b» auj
one acquainted with tho mechanism of * Piano Forts.
For sale at tbo new and reduced price li«t by
JOHN 11. MELLOH.
No. ©1 Wood Street
trihdawF Sole Agent fur Chlckeriug-A Syria. Boston.
P~” RINCE & CO’S IMPROVED«^^—
PATENT MKLODKONS. —Tkt
EitaUUhmmt in tAe United fitatrt and thf ll 7 | |1
Lantri in the World,
The latest improvement In our Uelodrons is the
DIVIDED KWELL.
Secured to us by Letters tStent»22d ilav,lBso» Uymeani
of this swell Silo Ptiitagamtyl* played with the full pow
er oftbe Instrument, while tbs accompaniment la soft utid
anbdited. Hereafter, all Jlclodeoii* nude by in willl-* fur
;nfsbe<l with this attachment ®a
wtTaorrtxTEa ciuavtt.
Agents fur the sals of our s!*-l«deons may be found in all
the principal riti<-»and totrusof tin* United States and tb j
Canada* GKO. A. PRINCE A CO., Buffalo.
aud 67 Fnllon’etraet, New York.
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
11A Wood street, 2d door above Fifth,
delb Manufacturer* Agent.
SUPERB GKANI) PIANO
rmf!
Prom the Factory of
STELyWA T A SONS, ITew Tori.
11. KLEIBER A BRQ.jJafc* treasure tn anouiinc
inn to the public that they hare Just TWelrcd a
SPLENDID FULL GRAND P&Jsd,
Prom the Factory t>t STEINWAY A SDKS, Sew Tort, which
fur exquisite aw»etoew end roloaeo/ tone, lightness ami
elasticity of toudu and a most tasteful and elegant exterior
Is considered Utejinesi Grand Piano ever brought to this
city. The mechanism is a double repealing action,apatent
ed iuT&->th>n nfStelnway A Sons, which combines with the
atmost promptness anil delicacy of timrh a degree c.f dura
bility but rarely attained. Wo respectfully Invite the pub
lic. ou« and all. wbctlter purchasers nr not, to call and see
this unrivalled Instrument. 11. KLEBLIR A HIW.,
No. &3 Fifth street, Sols Arts for Stslnway £ Eon*
N. B-—Abo.J«i*tnceived a freahlot of Nunns i Clark'*
Plano* delt
CHEAP PIANOS TO CLOSE
A CONSIOMJt-.VT.—A superb
wood 7 octave Piano, with full Iron Frame,! 1 “I If
carred M i:»ie Ik.k and Moulding*; the uianutictnrhtr price
In New V-.rk being *too. will be sold to cine* a consignment
for s.¥lo.
Al*e. a Eo*etfi>oil octave, *ronnd corner*, and sliding
desk; ™ »>-ry cU.-ant l’iano: th« New York fastory price
will Lr *r.M oa oU)tc> at S2SS.
The ahc.vo ore the net cash prices. In par money, and wilt
be boxed for shipping free of charge.
Also, a good second hand Piano, with Iron frama. C octave,
111 good order. Cash, cm rent fnoda, f 100.
A MalidZHnf G octave, modern style Piano, an excallen
ineirurti-jut. Curb, current funds, S2S.
A six ccLire second hand Baltimore Piano, SSO,
A do do do do Philadelphia do slo.
A Jo Piano, rery handaome ami nearly new, on 3
and 6 months credit. F*-J25.
For tale, together with a splendid stock of new Planus of
all styles from tlie mamtfsctnry ofChickering A Son*. Bos*
lon, by oot> JOHN U. MELLOB. 81 Wood «t.
JHisctllantous,
The Golden Prize
FOB
Illustrated. 18oS
Tue new york weekly golden
PRIZE is one of the largest and beet literary papers ot
the day, An Imperial Quarto containing embt note, ur
fo*tt COUrcrrt, of entertaining original matter: and til
c.a!m.t tuusiaatiD every week.
‘ A Gift worth from 50 cents to 9500 In
f;old, will he presented to each suhscrlber
mmciliately on receipt of the subscrip
tion money.
Ouo copy fbr one year $2 00, and 1 gift.
One copy for two year* f 3 W' t and 2 gifts.
One copy for three year* $0 00, and 3 gilt-
Oue copy for ftve year* $S 00. and 5 gifts
ajcn to etpes
Thrcncupiri-, one year £5 in), and Sgifts.
live copfr*, one year GO, gad 5 gifts.
Ten copbw. one year , £JS 00,and lo gin..
Twenty oue copha. i>a» jt jr 4:10 00, and 21 gifts.
Tboarticle.* to be distributed-nn- comprised lu the billow-
Inglisb— :
2 {«ckagtt3 of Gold, eontainiug.
5 do do do
p) do do do
10 Pateat Lever Uauliu<{ Cated WatcJita...slGQ 00, each
20 Gold Wdtchog $75 CO, each
300 Lcnlie*'. Gold Watches—
200 Silver Hunting Cased Walcbe*.
600 Silver Watchen.....
10u0 Gold Guard, Yeet and fob ChaiiN.4llo UU to $6O each
Gold Lockets, Bracelet*. Brooches, Kar Pro]*, Brennt
Plns.Cnff Pi at, Sleeve Buttous Ring*. Shirt Stnd*. Vatrh
Keys, Gold «nl Silver Thimbles, and a variety of otlior arti
, .jlirTjgrth fr\»p 5d cent* to $l5 each.
book ,
tbit, somber wui t» /*»rw^jij‘.‘^i; >1 , -^" 0 * • k
subscriber, by man or txprttt y pa?t jmmJ. °““ ’*’'''
CJ-AIl commuotcatfnas-tliO^d^MftdJmtfdto
BECKET & CO.,
43 and 49 Mufftt Buildlujt. 3.73 Broadway, ,V V
t’pwinxen Copiaaacnt fToo. Agent-* WaDted.
j*2Ckd3auwtU!wF
GAS FROM ROSIN OIL
OK OTRXK
FATTY FLUID MATERIAL,
THE HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER
TIES of Ou from Rosin.nlad oleaginous eubnlanre*
bare alway* made tlirui k faTorila.raateri&l for Uir oinnu
tactureoflllnmlnollugGaA. Mnyy Gas Companies un> lice
in with coat, in order to enpply tlk-lrcustomere with « Su
perior Quality ufGu.
ROSIN OIL is entire] y fmo from all ttroas and refuse nib
stance*, and yields at once, Iti Brilliant Illuminating Ua».
Tbe greater original cost of ttie apparatus lor the maun •
factnre of coal gas together with tlm attention and expo;-*
conitanUy required, aud the difficulty,if not ituposiibilliy.
of entirely arparuting the unwhob-MgiDO, deletcrioni and
offensive (t*ai, generated in real. reader the IiOSIN OIL
APPARATUS ritenper and oiuro deairabht inerery way.
6.COATL3, of 376 Broadway, New York, has devoted bis,
entire attention to the manufacture and saleof Portable Qas
Apparatus, and he respectfully calls the attention of it>«
public to his present complete and efficient machine.
Perfect aatufictloa to the purchaser guaranteed iu-every
cue. For further information address
8. C0ATE3,376 Broadway, New York;
JygfeSawdly or DAVIPIL WILLIAMS Pittsburgh, Pa
JJ. WOODS' PEARL STARCH eonetam
• ly ou band and for ante by the undersigned. Fami
lies may Unassured that this superior starch will be found
equal to any of the more expensive forms of Com Starrh in
use, for making delicate Blanc Mange, Puddings, or Cake.
Be particular to enquire for "Woods* Pearl Starch.
A. A. DAUBY,
null• corner First and Terry streets.
TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
—Several beautiful (recta of land situated in Waupaca
and Maritbon counties, Wisconsin, In a neighborhood that
is being thickly settled, finely timbered and watered. Per
sons having city property to exchange will call at onr office
todav, os the owner is lu thocity.
ja!4 U, Me LAIS A SON. Beal Estate Brokers.
WO CD'S 11 AIR RESTORATIVE.—A
large .)u*uUty on hand and for sale by
• « B. L. FAHNESTOCK k CO ,
.6 enrnrr o fFoarth and Wood st».
P" "OTATOES—-75 ba«. White Potatoes; -
30 do Xeshaanock do-,
M> do Bait. Bine do,
In store and f.r sale by . ja7 T. LITTLE 4 CO.
BLUELICK. WATER, Iresb from the
-Spring*, at jattf JOS. FLEMXNQ’B
1 (in SACKS FEATHERS foreale by
I VIV 7 j,;, J. li. CANI'Ji.LD
AVEN’S ALBaTKOS PENS .iost rec’d
_ and for salo by jalS ,W. fl. HATES,
z(\ UHDS. PRIME SUGAR instore and for
tlUaaleby la!8 JAB.QARDDTEIL
EGGS —2 bbls. just rec’d and.for sake by
j,B - 3L DPTCHINgON.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—A still farther
redaction in price ia Le«Jits’ fiaeßrce Goodtforwlo
ter, at JatWawT MURPHY k BUBCIOngLD’B.
A STILL FARTHER REDUCTION IN
SHAWLS, at IftmPIIY 4; BURCTinEtP*ay
SUGAR— 14 hhds. prime N. O. Sugar just
tpcM and for tala by jalS R. ROBISON A GO.
SO LASSES—6O bbls prime NO Molasses;
10 do Syrup,
arelved and kraals by FI. ROBISON £ Cd.
COFVEE—IOO bags choice Rio Coffee;
2A do do Java do,
Junt received and tor ttl* by B. ROBISON k CO.
ROLL BUTTER, Acbbl#. fresh Boil
Butter; fi bags White Beane
7 Mct(* Timothy Seed:
2 lags Onions;
O 0 bbTx Green Apple*, . -
J i received and .for rele by B. ROBISON k CO.
FLO UR-lUt) bbls Extra Family: Flour;
100 do do and Superfine do;
JM «
v Id: dd Tanner*'- ; do;
•io do Sol Lard do.
Jut rtc’i kni ar«,l.fy ~' W» K-Romsostob.
EAS—IOO hfchts Young Hyson; Iniperi:
Buck " kv 4co
TTVVBBLS. PJUMJB 'LEAF LARD for
1 UUdito... Jiu: g-cianrigm.
crk DBLs.' j'Kisu; *mjkt hojhm to
- ; J- c-CAsgiKU).
on Vsbls. Fresh boll butter, in
ZU -W J»c«niu>.
SUMAC' 50 sactfi in store and for' solb by
J,,i ! ISAUII WtIKMAeO.
illustrated.
.-...4&00 >X), each
-4200 00, each
sloo 00, each
$OO 00. each
$35 00, each
SJG IX), each
.$lO 00 to £-*■ each
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